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Scarce c.19th engraving of the Collingwood Town Hall which stands as a prominent example of late 19th-century Victorian civic architecture.
It was designed by the architect George R. Johnson and constructed between 1885 and 1890, during a period of significant urban expansion and prosperity in Melbourne, largely fuelled by the city’s growth after the Victorian Gold Rush. This Italianate-style town hall is characterized by its grand scale, symmetrical design, and impressive central clock tower, which rises majestically above the surrounding streets. The clock tower is a key feature of the building, symbolizing the town hall’s role as the focal point of local government and civic pride. The façade showcases ornate detailing, with classical columns, arched windows, and intricate decorative elements that reflect the opulence and ambition of the time.
Collections:
State Library Victoria: MC 919.45 N42I
National Library Australia: Bib ID: 2264805
State Library New South Wales: 991021280379702626
Collections:
State Library Victoria: MC 919.45 N42I
National Library Australia: Bib ID: 2264805
State Library New South Wales: 991021280379702626
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