Victoria Street

Also known as Address Queen Victoria Market
Builder many builders.

Also known as Address Prince Albert then later Albert Hotel
Previous Address 195 was also known as 91 Capel Street, West Melbourne.
Constructed 1873
Style Victorian : 1840-1890
Builder Robert Pringle, Victoria Street, Hotham.

Also known as Address E. Wood Dispensing Chemist

Also known as Address National Hotel

Previous Address Central Club Hotel

Also known as Address Simonds Catholic College

Previous Address 30 Victoria Street North Melbourne before council street renumbering
Constructed 14/12/1897
Style Victorian, Late: 1875-1901
Architect William Pitt

Previous Address 32 Victoria Street before council street renumbering
Constructed 14/12/1897
Style Victorian, Late: 1875-1901
Architect William Pitt

Also known as Address Queen Victoria Hostel
Previous Address Victoria Hotel
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875

Also known as Address R. A. Ekman & Sons
Constructed 26/7/1886
Architect Mr. Jowett
Builder Robert Lemon – Barry Street Carlton

Also known as Address Bruno’s Ladies Hairdressing Salon.
Previous Address Victoria Buildings (343 & 345 built as a pair)
Constructed 1887
Style Victorian, Late: 1875-1901

Also known as Address The Three Crowns Hotel
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder Frederick Stones

Also known as Address The Artillery Hotel 1866-1872, Volunteer Arms [24] 1872-1904

Also known as Address Victoria Crescent

Also known as Address Osborne House

Also known as Address Maison du Soleil
Previous Address 140 Victoria Street
Constructed Circa 1860
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875
Builder Possibly William Crystal

Also known as Address Previously known as the Sensible Sandwich Cafe

Also known as Address Castle Hill

Previous Address 190 Victoria Street before council street renumbering

Also known as Address The George Hotel [19] 1854 to mid-1970s, renamed several times as Carnaby lnn, Therapy, The Restaurant Hotel, later The Cafe Hotel

Also known as Address Elslie House
Previous Address known today as 513-521, the consolidated site once hosted a row of five Victorian terrace dwellings before the current building
Constructed (1st) 14/9/1883, (2nd) after 1965
Style Late twentieth century: 1960 – 2000
Builder (1st) Mr. J. McNaughton, 102 Lonsdale Street East. (2nd) unknown.

Also known as Address The Freemasons Hotel [14] 1860-1904

Also known as Address Maison du Soliel
Previous Address 140 Victoria Street
Constructed Circa 1860
Style Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875

Also known as Address Previously known as Mulcahy’s Hotel