Street name and location
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Origin of the street's name
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Highett Street, Richmond (308 Highett Street)
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Hon William Highett, MLC (1856-80)
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Bennett Street, Richmond (s/e cnr Victoria & Bennett streets)
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George Henry Bennett , Mayor of
Richmond 1886-7
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Burnley Street, Richmond (cnr Buckingham & Burnley streets)
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William Bust Burnley, Land owner , MLC
(185356), Richmond Councillor (1856)
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Docker Street, Richmond (s/w cnr Gipps & Docker streets)
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Rev Joseph Docker (1793-1865), Early
Land Owner
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Doonside Street, Richmond (n/w cnr Burnley
& Doonside streets)
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Birth Place of Dame Nellie Melba (1861)
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Griffiths Street, Richmond (285 Highett Street)
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Cr Joseph Griffiths, Mayor of Richmond
1866-67
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Stawell Street, Richmond (n/w cnr Swan &
Stawell streets)
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Sir William Foster Stawell, Attorney
General 1851
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Tudor Street, Richmond (No 63 Bridge Road
s/e cnr)
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Frank Tudor MLA (1901-22), Leader of
Labor Party (1916-21)
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Cremorne Street, Richmond (s/w cnr Swan &
Cremorne streets)
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Cremorne Pleasure Gardens, 1852 -1862
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Eureka Street, Richmond (s/e cnr Eureka &
Church streets)
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Eureka Hotel
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Hosie Street, Richmond (31 Hosie Street)
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Cr James S Hosie, Mayor of Richmond
1869-70
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Henty Street, Richmond (s/w cnr Henty &
Cameron streets)
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James Henty (1800-82), Early Land
Owner and Businessman
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Bosisto Street, Richmond (11 Bosisto Street)
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Joseph Bosisto, Mayor of Richmond
1865-66, Founder Bosistos Eucalyptus Oil
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Appleton Street, Richmond (cnr s/e Appleton
& David streets)
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Mary Burnley Appleton sister of William
Bust Burnley (1813-60)
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Barkly Avenue, Richmond (cnr Barkly Avenue
& CityLink)
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Sir Henry Barkly, Governor of Victoria
(1856-63)
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Bent Street, Richmond (s/e cnr Bent &
Cremorne streets)
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Sir Thomas Bent (1838-1909), Premier &
Treasurer (1904-09)
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Berry Street, Richmond (n/w cnr Berry &
Church streets)
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Sir Graham Berry, Premier of Victoria
187780
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Blazey Street, Richmond (opp 43 River Street)
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Charles Collard Blazey, Town Clerk RCC
1897 -1937
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David Street, Richmond (44 Appleton St)
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David Mitchell, Stonemason Mitchell
Cement/Lime, Father of Dame Nellie
Melba
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Erin Street, Richmond (n/e cnr Erin & Hoddle
streets)
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Land of the Eire (Ireland)
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Gardner Street, Richmond (n/w cnr Gardner
St & Bridge Road)
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Thomas Gardner, RCC Town Clerk 1866
91
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Glasshouse Street, Richmond (85 Stawell Street)
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Australian Glass Company, c1878
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Gleadell Street, Richmond (cnr Highett &
Gleadell streets)
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Cr William Gleadell, Mayor of Richmond
1870-71
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Harcourt Parade, Richmond (cnr Harcourt
Pde & CityLink)
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James Thomas Harcourt, MLA for
Richmond 1868-74 , Harcourt Asylum,
Cremorne
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Miller Street, Richmond (cnr Miller Street&
Rowena Parade)
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Henry Miller , First Chairman of
Richmond, 1856-58
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Alexandra Parade, Fitzroy (outside 37
Alexandra Parade)
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Queen Alexandra, consort of King Edward
VII, 1901-1910
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Brunswick Street, Fitzroy (s/w cnr Johnston & Brunswick streets)
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Captain George Brunswick Smythe,
officerin-charge of the Port Phillip Police in
1839
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Gertrude Street, Fitzroy (n/w cnr Gertrude &
Gore streets)
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Daughter of Captain Brunswick Smythe,
coowner with Benjamin Baxter of the land
subdivided in 1839
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Johnston Street, Fitzroy, Collingwood (cnr
Johnston & Harmsworth streets)
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James Johnston (1811-96), politician,
newspaper manager, winegrower
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Nicholson Street, Fitzroy, North Fitzroy, North Carlton (n/e cnr Nicholson & Reid streets)
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William Nicholson (1816-65), merchant
and politician, MCC Mayor (1856-57),
Premier of Victoria (1859-60)
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Turner Street, Abbotsford (s/w cnr Trenerry & Turner streets)
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James Hobson Turner, Councillor
(c1872), tanner and hat maker
(Dentons Hat Factory)
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Wellington Street (Collingwood and Clifton
Hill) (n/e cnr Hotham & Wellington streets)
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Duke of Wellington (1769-1852),
general, British Prime Minister
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Arnold Street, Princes Hill (n/w cnr Arnold &
McPherson streets)
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James Francis Arnold seaman,
prospector, corn salesman, real estate
agent, MCC councillor 1873-78
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Amess Street, North Carlton (n/w cnr Fenwick & Amess streets)
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Samuel M Amess, Scottish
stonemason, building contractor,
Councillor MCC, Mayor (1869-1870)
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Canning Street, North Carlton (Park & Station
streets n/c w/w cnr)
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Charles John Canning (1812-62),
British Viscount, Statesman
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Curtain Street, North Carlton (s/w cnr
Drummond & Curtain streets)
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John Curtain, Irish born hotelier and
distillery owner, MCC Councillor (1870-
1887), MLA for North Melbourne (1871-
1877)
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Davis Street, North Carlton (251 Davis Street)
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Peter Davis (1815-1879), estate agent,
MCC Councillor, Mayor (1856-1857)
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Davis Street, North Carlton (251 Davis Street)
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Peter Davis (1815-1879), estate agent,
MCC Councillor, Mayor (1856-1857)
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Drummond Street, North Carlton (cnr Newry
& Drummond streets)
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Thomas Drummond, prominent
Scottish engineer and statesman,
Under- Secretary for Ireland (1835-40)
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Fenwick Street, North Carlton (s/w cnr
Fenwick & Canning streets)
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Orlando Fenwick, British, soft goods
and grocery business, MCC Councillor,
Mayor (1871-72)
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McIlwraith Street, North Carlton (No 1, n/w
cnr McIlwraith & McPherson streets)
McIlwraith Street, North Carlton (No 1, n/w
cnr McIlwraith & McPherson streets)
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John McIlwraith, Scottish, plumber,
prospector, ship owner, MCC
Councillor, (1870 1882), Mayor (1873-
1874)
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McPherson Street, North Carlton (cnr s/e
McPherson & Amess Sts – 60 Amess streets)
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Thomas McPherson (1823-1888), iron
and steel merchant, MCC Councillor,
Mayor, (1870-71)
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Paterson Street, Princes Hill (n/e cnr
Paterson & Arnold streets)
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James Paterson (1826-1906) Scottish,
gold miner, cartage business, ship
owner, member of Harbour Trust, MCC
Councillor, Mayor (1876-77)
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Smith Street, Collingwood (n/e cnr Easey &
Smith streets)
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John Thomas Smith (1816-79),
publican, politician, Melbourne mayor
seven times (1855-64)
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Flockhart Street (cnr Flockhart & Victoria streets)
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Robert Flockhart, tannery owner and
Collingwood Councillor (1857-59)
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Gipps Street (Abbotsford and Collingwood)
(n/e cnr Gipps & Islington streets)
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Sir George Gipps (1791-1847),
Governor of NSW (1837-1846)
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Hoddle Street, Collingwood (n/e cnr
Bloomburg & Hoddle streets)
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Robert Hoddle (1794-1881), Victoria's
first Surveyor-General
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Hodgkinson Street, Clifton Hill (n/w cnr 92
Hodgkinson streets)
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Clement Hodgkinson (1818-1893),
surveyor and consulting engineer to
Collingwood Council
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Langridge Street, Collingwood (n/e cnr
Cambridge & Langridge streets)
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George David Langridge (1829-1891),
carpenter, estate agent, Councillor,
MLA
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Marshall Place (Clifton Hill) (79 Spensley Street)
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Walter, Laurie and Ttage Marshall, 3
generations of Collingwood Councillors
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Mayfield Street (Abbotsford) (n/w cnr Mayfield & Murray streets)
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Andrew and Georgiana McCrae's
house, built 1840s
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McCutcheon Way, Collingwood (s/e cnr
MCutcheon Way & Campbell streets)
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Andrew McCutcheon, architect,
minister, Councillor 1965-1982, MLA
1982-1992
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Nicholson Street (Abbotsford) (n/w cnr Vere
& Nicholson streets)
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Sir Charles Nicholson (1808-1903),
physician, local landowner, grazier
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Noone Street (Clifton Hill) (n/w cnr Noone &
Gray streets)
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John Noone, 1820-1893, Lands
Department lithographer, Councillor
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Ramsden Street, Clifton Hill (n/w cnr
Ramsden St No 4)
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Samuel Ramsden (1822-77), Clifton
Hill quarry owner, resident, Councillor
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St Heliers Street, Abbotsford (end of road
outside farm)
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Site of Edward Curr's house, built
1840s
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Trenerry Crescent, Abbotsford (s/w cnr
Trenerry Crescent & Little Turner Street)
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Edwin Trenerry, subdivider of Dights
Paddock (c1878)
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Pigdon Street, North Carlton (s/e cnr Pigdon
& Station streets)
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John Pigdon, British, Commissioner for
Sydney International Exhibition,
Melbourne Exhibition, MCC Councillor,
Mayor (1877)
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Rathdowne Street, North Carlton (s/w cnr
Lee & Rathdowne streets)
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Name of an Irish barony associated
with Dublin
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Station Street, North Carlton (s/e cnr Pigdon
& Station streets)
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Proximity to North Fitzroy Rail station
closed in 1948
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