I don’t know whether this was always there in the Myer building or if it’s a new addition. If it’s new, then it’s definitely worth a visit. Why?
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Melbourne Open House: Scot’s Church and Assembly Hall
More than once I have walked/travelled past this place and never once did I stop to have a look within here. I was glad I did. There is something about old churches that always makes me wonder. If these buildings could talk, what would they say? How many things have they seen? Survived? Or are yet to see?
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Melbourne Open House: The Melbourne Athenaeum
Did you know that the Athenaeum has a library?! Well neither did I!! And they have an amazing range of rare books which is every book lover’s dream. For a measly $99/year, you can check out up to 30 books at a time, countless of eBooks and there are no late fees. They have a whole range of other things you can do here – book clubs, classic movie marathons. You just don’t know what is out there, until you look.
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Melbourne Open House: Melbourne Town Hall
The incoming flurry of photographs haven’t even begun. Here’s some of what I captured during my visit to the Melbourne Town Hall.
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Melbourne Open House: Young and Jackson Hotel
Watch out… the flurry of photographs from the weekend are coming!!
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Melbourne Open House: Russell Street Substation
A simple Melbourne Open House post this time. Let the magic of the photos inspire you.
I’ll see you on the weekend!
Melbourne Open House: The 2014 Challenge
If you haven’t heard about the Open House Melbourne event happening this weekend, then you might be about to miss one of the most prestigious annual events.
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Open House Melbourne: InterContinental Melbourne The Rialto
The Rialto is steeped in history. It is definitely one of the highlights of the Open House event in Melbourne. Even if it’s to find out where the flushing toilets are.
The Domestic Traveller 