The street is thought to have been named after Mr. Henry Miller (1809-1888), First mayor of Richmond, financier and politician, was born on 31 December 1809 at Londonderry, Ireland, son of Henry Miller (Millar), captain in the 40th Regiment, and his wife Jane, née Morpeth.
He arrived in Port Phillip Dec 1839; settled Richmond; acquired many pastoral holdings and made successful property speculations in Melbourne; a founder Bank of Victoria in 1852, and its first and lifetime chairman; initiated a number of insurance and building societies in Melbourne.
Detail from MMBW Plan 1895, Parish of Jika Jika, Parish Plan, West Melbourne.
Melbourne Council Street Card Number #899, street gazetted in 1860.
Also known as Address Sturgess Terraces (1-11)
Constructed 2/5/1874
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Constructed 2/5/1874
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Also known as Address Sturgess Terraces (1-11)
Previous Address 2 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 14/10/1873
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Previous Address 2 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 14/10/1873
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Also known as Address Sturgess Terraces (1-11)
Previous Address 3 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 14/10/1873
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Previous Address 3 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 14/10/1873
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Also known as Address Sturgess Terraces (1-11)
Previous Address 4 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 14/10/1873
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Previous Address 4 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 14/10/1873
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Also known as Address Sturgess Terraces (1-11)
Previous Address 5 Miller Street before 1889 council street renumbering.
Constructed 14/10/1873
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Previous Address 5 Miller Street before 1889 council street renumbering.
Constructed 14/10/1873
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Also known as Address Sturgess Terraces (1-11)
Previous Address 6 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 14/10/1873
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Previous Address 6 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 14/10/1873
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder William Sturgess, 20 Milton Street West Melbourne
Previous Address 7 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 1/6/1866
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder James Oliver
Constructed 1/6/1866
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder James Oliver
Previous Address The Benevolent Asylum site
Constructed 1915
Style Federation: 1890–1915
Constructed 1915
Style Federation: 1890–1915
Also known as Address Oliver’s row
Previous Address 8 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 1/6/1866
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder James Oliver
Previous Address 8 Miller Street before 1889
Constructed 1/6/1866
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder James Oliver
Also known as Address Holywood
Previous Address The Benevolent Asylum site
Style Federation: 1890–1915
Previous Address The Benevolent Asylum site
Style Federation: 1890–1915
Previous Address known as 9 Miller street before 1889
Constructed 20/9/1864
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder John Stewart
Constructed 20/9/1864
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder John Stewart
Also known as Address Hemingford Flats, 18-20 Miller Street
Previous Address The Benevolent Asylum site
Style Inter-War Period : 1915 – 1940
Previous Address The Benevolent Asylum site
Style Inter-War Period : 1915 – 1940
Also known as Address now Hemingford Flats, 18-20 Miller Street
Previous Address The Benevolent Asylum site.
Previous Address The Benevolent Asylum site.
Also known as Address Devon Lodge
Previous Address known as 14 Miller street before 1889
Constructed 29/8/1859
Style Victorian, Early : 1840-1860
Builder James Jefson
Previous Address known as 14 Miller street before 1889
Constructed 29/8/1859
Style Victorian, Early : 1840-1860
Builder James Jefson
Also known as Address Valkyrie
Previous Address The Benevolent Asylum site
Constructed 8/8/1914
Style Federation: 1890–1915
Builder Robert Thackwary, 244 Bank St South Melbourne
Previous Address The Benevolent Asylum site
Constructed 8/8/1914
Style Federation: 1890–1915
Builder Robert Thackwary, 244 Bank St South Melbourne
Constructed 21/3/1873
Builder William Hornby, Roden Street West Melbourne
Builder William Hornby, Roden Street West Melbourne
Constructed 21/3/1873
Builder William Hornby, Roden Street West Melbourne
Builder William Hornby, Roden Street West Melbourne
Constructed circa 1870
Builder Joseph Berry – Abbotsford
Builder Joseph Berry – Abbotsford
Constructed 1885
Architect Mr. Evander McIver
Builder brothers James, John & Albert Thurgood
Architect Mr. Evander McIver
Builder brothers James, John & Albert Thurgood
Constructed 1885
Architect Mr. Evander McIver
Builder brothers James, John & Albert Thurgood
Architect Mr. Evander McIver
Builder brothers James, John & Albert Thurgood
Constructed late 1860’s
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Also known as Address 3-5 Anderson Street
Previous Address 1st as Smith & Son, later as Brockhoff & Co biscuit factory
Constructed 1874
Builder Murray & Hill – 260 Victoria Pde East Melbourne
Previous Address 1st as Smith & Son, later as Brockhoff & Co biscuit factory
Constructed 1874
Builder Murray & Hill – 260 Victoria Pde East Melbourne