East Melbourne
Genteel East Melbourne is marked by stately Victorian terraces, art deco buildings and parks. Spring Street offers European-style cafes and glitzy musicals at the opulent Princess Theatre. Office workers lunch in sprawling Fitzroy Gardens, while the wide steps of nearby Parliament House are a popular meeting place. Melbourne Cricket Ground (the MCG) draws crowds for cricket and Australian football matches.
People died in East Melbourne (First 23 people) - Page 0
Harold Blair
Australian tenor
Arthur Calwell
Australian Politician
Athol Townley
Australian Politician
Wilfred Fullagar
Judge
Sean Wight
Footballer
Frank 'Checker' Hughes
Australian rules football player
Frank 'Checker' Hughes
Coach
Walter Massy-Greene
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Redmond Barry
Judge
Harry Lawson
Australian Politician
William Beckwith McInnes
Australian instructor
John Plunkett
Former Attorney General of New South Wales
Eugene Gorman
Australian barrister
Alexander McLachlan
Former Senator of Australia
Ellison Harvie
Australian architect
Harry Alexander
Australian cricketer
William Guilfoyle
Landscape architect
Frederick Shedden
Former Secretary of the Department of Defence of Australia
Amalie Sara Colquhoun
Australian painter
Harry Saunders
Australian rules footballer
Charles Leonard Gavan Duffy
Australian judge
Janet Clarke
Socialite and philanthropist