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Friday, December 31, 2010

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Gillian: gillian.melbournecurious@gmail.com

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WELCOME TO MELBOURNE CURIOUS

Melbourne was once internationally acclaimed for its magnificent architecture and boundless possibilities. Regrettably, many of the most impressive buildings from this period were demolished in the 1950s - 70s, due to a short-sighted view of progress.

While many beautiful heritage buildings in Melbourne have survived, they are still at risk of being demolished at any time. Melbourne Curious aims to spread awareness about the importance of preserving the culture and charm of our city by saving its heritage. I also hope to share with you my passion for Melbourne's history and unique sense of style.

Enjoy!

Gillian

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Little Collins Street Looking West
City of Melbourne Buildings
Corner of Swanston and Little Collins Streets

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