Upper Floor Window Detail Of The Former Union Bank Murray St Colac Wallpaper Collections

Upper Floor Window Detail of the Former Union Bank - Murray St, Colac

Colac. The former 1916 Union Bank building designed by architect Walter Butler. Currently an antiques centre. He did identical banks for Shepparton and Yarra etc.

Colac. Art Nouveau residence with pretty rhododendrons.

Colac. St Andrews Presbyterian church and tower built in local volcanic basalt in 1877. Now the Uniting Church.

Colac. Near Lake Colac is this beautiful 1883 built single storey house called the Elms. In Gellibrand Street. Now a bed and breakfast establishment.

Colac. The former Catholic Convent of Mercy and the nuns chapel. Both were built in 1889.

Colac. St Johns Anglican Church built in red brick with a square tower in 1870. Narrow Gothic windows. The red door transept is a later addition with different coloured bricks.

Colac. Old general store built around 1890 with classical Greek architectural features. Balustrade across the roof line, central pediment along roof line, pilasters etc.

Colac. Lislea House built in 1892 in Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts style for one of the town's doctors. Now used as professional rooms opposite the existing hospital.

Colac. Victoria. Art Nouveau residence with pretty rhododendrons.

Colac. St Andrews Presbyterian Church Hall built early in the 20th century. Pink hydrangeas. .

Colac. The former Post Office built in 1876 with 1888 additions. Entrance with triple arches and central clock in triangualr pediment and perfect symmetry. .

Colac. The large and impressive sandstone World War One Memorial in Memorial Square for a small town like Colac. Built in 1924 and desgined by Frederick Sales.

Colac. The classical Italianate National Bank built in 1884. Fine red painted cast iron fence.

Colac. St Johns Anglican Church built in 1870. Deep pink rhododendron flowering near the entrance.

Colac. St Johns Anglican Church built in red brick with a square tower in 1870. Narrow Gothic windows. The transept is a later addition with a nice garden and statue behind it..

Colac. The Anglican Rectory with a pretty pink rhododendron.

Colac. St Johns Anglican Church built in red brick with a square tower in 1870. Narrow Gothic windows. The transept is a later addition with different coloured bricks.

Colac. The former Post Office built in 1876 with 1888 additions. Entrance with triple arches and central clock in triangualr pediment and perfect symmetry. Next to the Shire Hall built in 1892.

Colac. The Art Deco Freemasons Hall with leadlight window. Built in 1924 with a fine gable facing the street.