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StillImage: Photograph
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| Title |
South Yarra Cable Tram Engine House and Tram Shed |
| Abstract/Description |
For several years the former cable tram engine house and tram shed on the corner of Toorak Road and Chapel Street South Yarra has been threatened with demolition, with a variety of developments proposed to replace it. The latest is a 38 story complex which will entirely replace the corner and with the Como centre make a 'twin pillars' entrance to Chapel Street. Remoddled by Harry Norris in the 1930s, when the vable trams had been removed and the lines converted to electricity, the site became the Capitol Bakery. The building was further modified for the creation of the Fun Factory in about 1986. |
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| Date Created |
1930
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| Date Notes |
c1930
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| Language |
English
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| Citation |
South Yarra Cable Tram Engine House and Tram Shed, 1930
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| Resource Identifier |
65854
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| Dataset |
AusStage |
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