List of heritage-listed buildings in Melbourne

This is a non-exhaustive list of buildings in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and surrounding suburbs listed on the Victorian Heritage Register. This the highest level of protection afforded to a building in the state of Victoria. A far greater number of buildings and precincts are covered by Heritage Overlays in local government planning schemes, though these may not have the same level of protection.

Public buildings

• City Baths
• Eastern Hill Fire Station
• General Post Office
• Government House
• HM Prison Pentridge, Coburg
• National Gallery of Victoria
• Old Melbourne Gaol
• Old Melbourne Magistrates' Court
• Old Treasury Building
• Parliament House
• Queen Victoria Women's Centre (formerly Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital)
• Russell Street Police Headquarters (former)
• Royal Exhibition Building
• Shrine of Remembrance
• State Library of Victoria
• Supreme Court of Victoria
• Titles Office (former)

Town Halls

• Box Hill Town Hall
• Collingwood Town Hall
• Fitzroy Town Hall
• Footscray Town Hall
• Melbourne Town Hall
• Prahran Town Hall
• South Melbourne Town Hall

Railway stations

In cases where the heritage listing does not cover the entire station complex, the elements subject to the heritage listing are given.

• Auburn (1916)
• Brighton Beach (building on platform 1/2, signal box and footbridge – 1889)
• Caulfield (1913–1920)
• Clayton (old timber shelter – 1891)
• Clifton Hill (1887–1901)
• Essendon (1909–1922)
• Flinders Street
• Footscray
• Glenferrie (1916)
• Hawthorn
• Lilydale
• Malvern
• Mentone (old station buildings and gardens – 1914)
• Middle Brighton
• North Melbourne
• Ringwood
• Ripponlea (1913)
• Werribee (building on platform 3 – 1857)
• Williamstown (1858)
• Windsor (1885–1886)

Former railway stations

Now tram stops:

• Albert Park
• Port Melbourne
• South Melbourne
• St Kilda

Institutional buildings

• Baldwin Spencer Building, Melbourne University
• Emily McPherson College of Domestic Economy
• The Mac.Robertson Girls' High School
• Melbourne Grammar School
• Melbourne High School
• Melbourne Trades Hall, Carlton
• Old Pathology Building, Melbourne University
• Old Physics Conference Room and Gallery, Melbourne University
• Ormond College
• Kew Lunatic Asylum

Commercial buildings

• 67 Spencer Street, former Victorian Railway Headquarters, now Grand Hotel Melbourne
• 140 William Street (formerly BHP House)
• A. C. Goode House, Queen Street
• Alkira House, Queen Street
• Austral Building, Collins Street
• Former Bank of Australasia - Treasury on Collins Apartment Hotel, Collins Street / Queen Street
• Block Arcade
• Bryant and May Factory, Richmond
• Coop's Shot Tower
• Dovers Building, Drewery Lane
• Duke of Wellington Hotel
• ES&A (Gothic) Bank
• Gordon House
• Windsor Hotel, Spring Street
• Lombard Building, Queen Street
• Orica House, Nicholson Street
• Manchester Unity Building, Collins Street / Swanston Street
• Metropolitan Meat Market, North Melbourne
• National Mutual Life Association Building
• Nicholas Building, Swanston Street / Flinders Lane
• Olderfleet Building
• Queen Victoria Market
• Rialto Towers
• Royal Arcade
• Safe Deposit Building
• Young & Jackson, Flinders Street / Swanston Street
• Yule House, Little Collins Street

Theatres and cinemas

• Arts Centre Melbourne (1984)
• Astor Theatre, St Kilda
• Athenaeum Theatre
• Capitol Theatre
• Forum Theatre
• Her Majesty's Theatre
• Palais Theatre, St Kilda
• Princess Theatre
• Regent Theatre
• Rivoli Cinemas, Camberwell (Rivoli Theatre)

Religious buildings

• Collins Street Baptist Church
• East Melbourne Synagogue
• Lutheran Trinity Church, East Melbourne
• Scot's Church
• St Francis' Church
• St Patricks Cathedral
• St Pauls Cathedral
• The Mission to Seafarers
• Wesley Church
• Albanian Mosque, Carlton North

Residential

• Bishopscourt, East Melbourne (1853)
• Cairo Flats, Fitzroy (1936)
• Como House, South Yarra
• D'Estaville, Kew (1859)
• Frognall, Canterbury
• Horatio Jones house, Tecoma
• Labassa, Caulfield North
• Lalor House, Richmond
• Newburn Flats, (1941)
• Raheen, Kew
• Rippon Lea Estate, Elsternwick (1868)
• Rupertswood, Sunbury (1876)
• Stonnington Mansion, Malvern (1890)
• Valentine's Mansion; now Caulfield Grammar School - Malvern Campus
• Werribee Park Mansion, Werribee (1877)
• McCrae Homestead, McCrae (1844)
• Sunnyside Farm, Templestowe Circa (1890)

Sporting grounds and grandstands

• Melbourne Cricket Ground, Jolimont
• Michael Tuck Stand (Glenferrie Oval), Hawthorn
• Main Grandstand (Brunswick Street Oval), North Fitzroy
• Olympic Swimming Stadium

Other structures

• Clifton Hill Shot Tower
• Coop's Shot Tower
• Federation Square
• Luna Park
• Newport Workshops
• No 2 Goods Shed
• Nylex Clock
• Polly Woodside
• Richmond Power Station
• Royal Parade
• Sidney Myer Music Bowl
• Station Pier
• St Kilda Pavilion
• Time Ball Tower
• Victoria Dock
• Wailing Wall (Melbourne)

Bridges

• Morell Bridge
• Princes Bridge
• Queens Bridge
• Sandridge Bridge

See also

• Architecture of Melbourne
• Melbourne's Lost Victorian Landmarks

References

1. List of tallest buildings in Melbourne
2. Melbourne Town Hall
3. Listed buildings in Melbourne, Derbyshire
4. Parliament House, Melbourne
5. List of Art Deco buildings in Melbourne
6. Melbourne Hall
7. Wardlow, Parkville, Melbourne
8. Architecture of Melbourne
9. Royal Exhibition Building
10. Old Treasury Building, Melbourne
11. List of demolished buildings and structures in Melbourne
12. Queen Victoria Market
13. General Post Office, Melbourne
14. Raheen, Kew
15. Supreme Court of Victoria (building)
16. Bryant and May Factory, Melbourne
17. The Great Scenic Railway
18. Rialto building group, Melbourne
19. List of the oldest buildings in Australia
20. List of World Heritage Sites in Australia