APPENDIX D LOVELL CHEN D 13 Figure 13 MMBW plan of the Carlton Gardens, c. 1897. Note what appears to be an east- west fence line aligned with the promenade, separating the south garden from the parterres (‘flower plots’), terrace and Hochgürtel fountain. Source: Lovell Chen archives.
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
APPENDIX D
LOVELL CHEN D 13
Figure 13 MMBW plan of the Carlton Gardens, c. 1897. Note what appears to be an east-
west fence line aligned with the promenade, separating the south garden from
the parterres (‘flower plots’), terrace and Hochgürtel fountain.
Source: Lovell Chen archives.
ROYAL EXHIBITION BUILDING AND CARLTON GARDENS
D 14 LOVELL CHEN
Figure 14 The Exhibition Buildings were the first home of the Australian War Museum, later
the Australian War Memorial. It was located in the northern part of the eastern
annexe, and the first exhibition was opened on the 20 August 1921.
Source: Reproduced from Victorian Icon: The Royal Exhibition Building
Melbourne.
APPENDIX D
LOVELL CHEN D 15
Figure 15 Department of Lands and Survey plan of the Exhibition Buildings and Carlton
Gardens, c. 1920s.
Source: Reproduced from Carlton Gardens: Tree Conservation Strategy.
Related Documents
