St John S Anglican Church Georges Plains Nsw 1868 Wallpaper Collections

St John’s Anglican Church, Georges Plains, NSW, 1868

Echuca. The Red Gum arch erected for the visit of the Victorian Governor in 1884.

Echuca. St Andrews Presbyterian Church built 1901. Now Uniting. Architect E Castles.Turreted tower and spire, rose garden interesting street facing gable. .

Echuca. St Marys Catholic Church. Built 1875. Tower and spire added in 1890.

Echuca. Victoria. One of the iron spans of the first 1878 bridge across the River Murray to Moama in NSW.

Echuca. The Presbyterian Church built 1901. Now Uniting. Architect E Castles.Unusual black and white tiles above Gothic door and in gable apex. Tower turreted.

Echuca. Millewa Chambers. Built 1878 as a bond store. Note urns and symmetry of facade.

Echuca. The Railway Station built in 1865.

Echuca. The Shamrock Hotel. Lower floor built in classical style 1870. Upper Edwardian floor with French roof added around 1895.

Echuca. Old advertising on the side of the Palace Hotel. Note fancy brick work on roof line. Built 1876. Architect William Vahland.

Echuca. Turn of the 20th century building in High Street. Now the Curry Club.

Echuca. Brigidine Convent and college built 1888.

Echuca. Central section with bay window built in 1860 as residence of Henry Hopwood. He died here 1869. Sold to nuns of St Brigid for a convent and school 1886. Still a Catholic School.

Echuca . The state school built in 1874. Additions in 1877. Partially rebuilt after a fire in 1890. Closed as a school 1995. Now used for other pruposes.

Echuca. Brigidine Convent and College built 1888 .Chapel on right built a bit later.

Church Yard Panorama

Echuca. St Andrews Presbyterian Church built 1901. Now Uniting. Architect E Castles.Unusual black and white tiles above Gothic door and in gable apex.

Echuca. Victoria. Dr Crossons residence and private hospital. Built 1875.Ornate. Cast iron balcony. Architect Wm Vahland.

Echuca. This store built 1866. In 1889 became Permewan and Wright shipping agent offives.

Wagga Wagga. On Fitzmaurice Street. Hunters on the Hill building.