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Melbourne has
a fine offering of heritage and National Trust classified buildings:
Melbourne Heritage Buildings
This is a list of buildings in the centre of the city that are listed
on the Historic Buildings Register.
Rippon
Lea
Magnificent Rippon Lea is the oldest Victorian-style suburban mansion
and estate in Victoria.
Labassa
Labassa is a Trust-classified two-storey Victorian mansion in North
Caulfield.
Como
The Como House estate, situated in South Yarra, is named after Lake
Como in Italy. It is a single storey villa built 12 years after
the first European settlement in the Port Phillip district.
La
Trobe Cottage
A prefabricated cottage brought from England for the first governor,
Charles La Trobe.
Old Melbourne Gaol
A bleak, but fascinating, reminder of Melbourne's hanging days and
the place where the infamous Ned Kelly was hung.
The
Johnston Collection
A
fine and decorative arts museum in East Melbourne known for its
exceptional decorative arts pieces from the Georgian, Regency and
Louis XV periods.
Polly
Woodside
A restored 1885 iron barque, the Polly Woodside has been classified
by the National Trust and is now the centrepiece of the Melbourne
Maritime Museum.
Westgarthtown
Westgarthtown is a heritage registered precinct in the Melbourne
suburb of Thomastown.
Royal
Agricultural Showgrounds
The Royal Agricultural Showgrounds are the home of the Royal melbourne
Show and were added to the Victorian Heritage Register in 1997.
Other
properties classified by the National Trust
Heritage
Resources
Port
Philip Heritage Resources
Heritage
Council Victoria
National
Trust Australia
Royal
Historical Society of Victoria
Historical
and Genealogical Directory of Victoria
Melbourne
Dead Persons Society
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