Public Buildings
- First Customs House Botanic Drive Geelong East
- Geelong Customs House (former) 57-59 Brougham Street
- Geelong Army Drill Hall Bellarine Street
- Geelong Telegraph Station (former) 83A Ryrie Street
- Geelong Training Prison (former) Myers Street
- Eastern Cemetery Gatehouse Ormond Road Geelong East
- Geelong Law Courts and Police Station complex (former), corner Gheringhap and Little Malop Streets, Geelong
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