Charles D'Ebro

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Charles Abraham D'Ebro was a London-born architect who designed many important buildings in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia during the late Victorian and early Edwardian periods. Many of these buildings are now preserved under heritage laws.

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(1887) Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland (Main gallery)
(1887) Fremantle Town Hall, Victorian Free Style (Classical)
(1888) Princes Bridge, Melbourne's most significant was designed by D'Ebro as a minor partnership in the firm Jenkins, D'Ebro and Grainger.
(1890) Stonington (also known as Stonnington) mansion of Malvern in the Italian Renaissance style, mansion & stables
(1891) The Winfield Building in the Queen Anne style , with Richard Speight which forms part of a notable Collins Street streetscape
(1901-1902) Former Gollin and Company Building in the Queen Anne style. Bourke Street, Melbourne
(1904) Adelaide Steamship Company building in the Palazzo style (destroyed 1980)
(1907-1908) Scottish House in the Palazzo style
(1890) Prahran Town Hall Clock Tower, Prahran, Melbourne
(1891) The Richmond Power Station.

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Princes Bridge, designed with Jenkins and Grainger	Stonington mansion after which the City of Stonnington was named	Prahran Town Hall Clock Tower (since modified)	Winfield Building in the Queen Anne style
Former Gollin & Company buildings