Appendix 1: Architects

Early

John Gill (Barham House, later altered as Eildon,1850, 24).
Samuel Jackson (Wattle House, 1850, 23).
Albert Purchas (Berkley Hall, 1854, 26).
Robert Russell (Elwood House, 40 Elsternwick Hotel, 39 both 1854-55).
George Wharton (Summerland, 1852, now demolished, 15).

Later c19

Crouch and Wilson (Hofwyl, 1865-66, 44 and Linden, 8).
Ellerker & Kilburn, (The Priory, 1890, 28)
John Koch, (Ulimaroa, 1889, 48).
A.F. Kürsteiner, (Linden, 1870, 8).
William Pitt, (St Kilda Town Hall, 1887-90, 33).
Reed & Barnes (Eildon, 1871, 24).
Smith & Johnson, (The Espy, 1877-78, 14 and Brooklawn, 1880, 18).
William Wardell (Ardoch, (Dulquhurn) 1864, 31).


Early c20

Harold Desbrowe-Annear, (De Beer House, 71 Barkly Street, 1910, 45).
Edward Billson, (Tintara, 1923, 38).
Christopher Cowper, (Summerland, 1920-21, 15).
J. H. Esmond Dorney, (Surrey Court, 1933, 41).
Walter Burley Griffin & Marion Mahoney Griffin, (Palais, 1926, 3).
Hudson & Wardrop, (St Kilda Soldiers’ and Sailors Memorial Hall, 1923, 6).
Ray Johnson (& George Johnson, active 1869-92, in Edgewater Towers, 1959-60. 43).
Harold Lawson, (Wimmera, 1917, 12).
Robert McIntyre, (Prince, 1937, 16 and Elsternwick Hotel, 1938, 39).
W.H.M. Merritt, The Esplanade (former Belvedere), 1929, 10).
Mewton and Grounds, (Woy Woy, 1935-36, 42).
James Charles Morrell, (St Kilda Pier & Kiosk, 1904, 1).
Sydney Smith & Ogg, (Brinsmeads’ Pharmacy, 1918, 36).
H.W. & F.B. Tomkins, (The Canterbury, 1914, 21).

Late c20

Ashton, Raggatt, McDougall, (St Kilda Library, 1992-93, 32 and St Kilda Town Hall, 1992-94, 33).
Mordecai Benshemesh, (Edgewater Towers, 1959-60, 43).
Grounds, Romberg and Boyd, (former John Batman Inn, 1961-62, 46).
Norman Day, (Royal College of Anaesthetists of Australia and New Zealand, Ulimaroa, 2000, 48).
Cassandra Fahey, (Sam Newman House, 2000, 22).
Ernest Fooks, (in Edgewater Towers, active 1948-81, 43).
Nonda Katsalidis, (St Leonards Appartments, 1995-96, 11).
Allan Powell, (21 Victoria Street, 1983-89, 13, Former Caffé Maximus, 1988, 7 and The Prince, 1998-99, 16).
Enrico Taglietti, (St Kilda Library, 1970-71, 32).
Wood Marsh, (The Prince, 2001, 16).


Appendix 2: People

c19

Rev. Joseph Docker, (1793-1865). Rector, squatter, developer and land speculator. Elwood House, 40.
Thomas McCombie, (d1869). Publican and novelist. Elsternwick Hotel, 39.
Hon. Alex Fraser, (1802-88). Pastoralist, auctioneer, land agent St Kilda Mayor, MLC and Presbyterian. Former Cloyne, 29.
William Nicholson, (1816-65). Grocer, Lord Mayor, Premier. Eildon, 24.
Henry Field Gurner, (1819-83). Crown Solicitor of Victoria and land speculator. Berkley Hall, 26.
John Lang Currie, (1818-98). Pastoralist, Eildon, 24.
James Bonwick, (1817-1906) Educationist and archivist. Hofwyl House Academy, 44.
Moritz Michaelis, (1820-1902). Manufacturer and philanthropist. Linden, 8.
Henry Figsby Young.. Publican. Figsby & Fareham, 9.
John Traill, (1826-1916) and family (-1960). Shipowner, former Ulimaroa, 48.
George John Watson, (1829-1906). Coaching racing and foxhounds. Fenagh, 25.
Augusta Gurner, (1829-1917).Horsewoman. Berkley Hall, 26.
Elise Pfund, (active 1833-1921). School mistress and art patron. Oberwyl, 27.
Captain Kenney, (active 1854), Sea baths operator. St Kilda Sea Baths, 2.
Dr I. E. Watkin, (1839-1916). Wesleyan minister, missionary, journalist, geographer and property investor. Ulimaroa, 48.
Sir John Madden, (1844-1918). Barrister, MLA, Lieutenant Governor and Chancellor of Melbourne University. Former Cloyne, 29.
Marcus Clarke, (1846-81). Novelist. Figsby and Fareham, 9.
Hon. William Sheils, (1848-1904). Lawyer, MLA, Premier of Victoria. (Former Summerland). Summerland Mansions 15.
John Gomez DeSilva, (active 1851-59). Oberwyl, 27.
Berthe Mouchette, (c1850-active until 1892). Schoolmistress and artist. Oberwyl, 27.
Brinsmead family, (active 1880s-1918). Pharmacists. Brinsmeads’ Pharmacy, 36.
Garton family,(active1898-c1974). School mistresses and residents. Oberwyl, 27.
James Orkney, (?-1914). MLA, Melbourne Harbour Trustee and hotel developer. The Espy, 14.
Bruce family, (active1880s). Property owners, warehousemen and prime minister. Brooklawn, 18.
Alfred Felton, (active, 1882-1904). Industrial chemist and philanthropist. The Espy, 14.

Early c20

Herman and Leon Phillips, (active 1912-c1930?). Entrepreneurs, funfair, dancehall and cinema operators. Palais Theatre, 3.
Herbert Vere Evatt, (1894-1965). High Court judge, Attorney General, Minister for External Affairs, Deputy Prime Minister and United Nations President. Ardoch, 31.
Mary Alice Evatt, (1898-1973). Artist. Ardoch, 31.
Thomas S. Carlyon, (?-1925) and son. Hoteliers. The Espy, 14.
Francis Parer, (active 1905-39). St Kilda Pier and Kiosk, 1.
Alex Younger, (c1882-1952/53). Builder and developer. Ardoch, 31.
Sir William Dargie, (b1912-). Portrait artist and multiple Archibald winner. St Kilda Park Primary School, 20.
Albert Tucker, (1914-99). Artist. Figsby and Fareham, 9.
Kerby family, (active 1934-). Kiosk operators. St Kilda Pier and Kiosk, 1.
Sir Sidney Nolan, (1917-92). Artist. St Kilda Brighton Road Primary School, 34.
Campbell Fraser Johnson, (1917-97?). Pharmacist. Brinsmeads’ Pharmacy, 36.
Georges Mora, (1919-98). Foreign Legionnaire, art gallery owner, curator, and restaurateur, Tolarno, 17.
Keith Miller, (1919-2004). Test cricketer, Australian captain, batsman and fast bowler. St Kilda Park School, 20.
Sir Zelman Cowen, (1919-). Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Law at Melbourne University, elsewhere twice vice chancellor, Governor General, Master of Wadham College Oxford University board chairman including of John Fairfax Limited and the British Press Council. St Kilda Park Primary School, 20
Joy Hester, (1920-60). Artist. Figsby and Fareham, 9.
Avram and Masha Zeleznikov (b1924 and 1928). Restaurateurs. Sheherazade, 5.
Mirka Mora, (b1928-). Artist. Tolarno, 17.
Kenneth Rowell, (?), Theatre designer. The Priory, 28.
Sweeney Reed, (1945-?). Art gallery operator, publisher and concrete poet. Figsby and Fareham, 9.

Late c20

Jan Hillier and Doug Lucas, (active 1977-1992). Gay cabaret operators and (Lucas) performer. The Prince, 16.
John and Frank Van Haandel, (active 1990s). Restaurateurs and hoteliers. The Prince, 16.
Leon van Schaik, (c1945-). Deputy Vice Chancellor and Professor of Architecture, RMIT University, architect and writer. St Leonards Apartments, 11.
Donleavy Fitzpatrick, (b1946-). Restaurateur and entrepreneur. Former Caffé Maximus, 7.
Sam Newman. Performer and controversialist. Sam Newman House, 22.