Lilly's Buildings (Notre Dame University ND5 (College of, Education)), 34-42 Cliff Street

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Reference numberE000242DescriptionIn the 1880s, the site was owned by Capt Lilly who established a shipping office. The new building (34-42 Cliff Street) was designed by Herbert N. Davis in 1895. The building has had several different uses, including a ships chandlery, a craft centre and professional offices. The building was bought by the Council in 1973 and sold in 1977, not before a covenant was put on the title to ensure the fa?â•‘ade was protected. The facade was classified by the National Trust in 1977. The building was then purchased by Peter Grace and renovated by architect Ric Longley. Nos. 34-36 then became the Cliff Street Gallery and Winery, with a residence upstairs for Grace. The adjacent warehouse (No. 40) was converted to living for Ric Longley. A dental surgery separated the two. Currently (2013), used as part of Notre Dame University.Date1985PhotographerWatkins, SkipPhotograph FormatPhotographDigital ItemYes

StreetCliff StreetSubjectNational Trust of Australia CollectionPhotographic Collection

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Lilly's Buildings (Notre Dame University ND5 (College of, Education)), 34-42 Cliff Street