Architectural Styles
Victorian Georgian
Alt names / subperiods
Timeline
Distinguishing Features
Geographic Presence
1840-1900
- Symmetrical facades
- simplified columns
- pilasters
- cornices
- simple hipped or gable roofs
- minimal ornamentation
- Large, multi-paned sash windows
- wide verandahs
- Australia
Common Building Types
Landmark buildings
Historic Accommodation Types
Accommodation Examples
- Terrace houses
- Public buildings
- residences,
- Albury Court House, Albury
- Campbell’s Stores, The Rocks
- Fremantle Prison
- Newstead House, Brisbane
- Wolston House, Wacol
- Eschol Park House Eschol Park,
- Denham Street, Surry Hills
- Brough House, Maitland.
- Grossmann House, Maitland
- Hurstmonceux, Lewisham
- Breckenborough, Burnie;
- Inns & coaching inns
- Taverns with lodging (licensed Georgian houses)
- Boarding houses (urban Georgian accommodation)
- Private / residential hotels (early form)
- Early town hotels (pre-gold-rush urban lodging)
- Licensed inns on government roads (regulated accommodation)
- Later adaptive reuse
- Bush Inn (c.1825–30s) Derwent Valley route
- Clarendon Arms Hotel (1838) Classic Midlands Highway coaching inn
- Traveller’s Rest Inn (1830s)
- Hero of Waterloo (1840s phase) – Georgian tavern with lodging rooms above
- Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel (1830s core
- Early Georgian public house providing accommodation
- Battery Point Georgian houses, Hobart (TAS)
- Richmond Arms Hotel (early phases)
- Early Hobart town hotels (pre-1850), later enlarged
- Early Sydney Georgian hotels in the Rocks prior to Italianate rebuilding
- Great North Road inns (NSW) — licensed Georgian houses providing beds, meals, alcohol
- The Argyle Hotel (later Fortune of War, Sydney)
Adaptive Reuse
- Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort (former Victorian Georgian residence)
Landmarks
Adapted Visitor Accommodation
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