GALLERY

Greg Davis

Greg Davis travels Australia in his spare time to capture interesting architecture and long-forgotten places.

Locations featured in this gallery include Bexley, Brewarrina, Bourke, Coonamble, Gilgandra, Mendooran, Newcastle, Oberon, Philip, Temora, Trundle and Sydney.

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The Malachi Gilmore Hall in Oberon, NSW, designed by Italian architect Virgil Cizzio. The elaborate Art Deco facade contrasts with the large plain country hall behind. The hall was opened in 1937, built on land donated to the Catholic Church in memory of Malachi Gilmore.

Mendooran Mechanics' Institute Hall, designed in an Inter-War Spanish Mission style by Sydney architect Walter Innes-Kerr. The building contractor was E. J. and W. J. Grainger of West Ryde, who completed the hall by December 1935, when it was officially opened at a grand ball.

Bidura Children’s Court – Glebe, NSW.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Coonamble (c.1939). Architects Hennessy, Hennessy and Company of Sydney.

The Coonamble RSL Club c.1964, which closed in June 2019.

St Gabriel's Catholic Church (c.1952) in Bexley NSW.

The Central Australian Hotel (c.1937) in Bourke NSW.

Former Facer’s Service Station Brewarrina, NSW.

St Joseph's Catholic Church (c.1974), Gilgandra NSW.

The former Western Monarch Theatre, Gilgandra. It was the only cinema venue in in the town for fifty years, from when Mr F. Brook opened his theatre in December 1934, until it closed in 1984.

Variety of Buildings in Newcastle NSW.

Callam Building (c.1981) in Phillip ACT.

Final days of the 3M Building (c.1968) Pymble NSW.

Harpley's Butchers - Temora Bikes 1903, Temora NSW.

Independent Newspaper sign, Temora NSW.

St Michael's Catholic Church (c.1962) in Trundle NSW. Designed by architect Terence Daly, of North Sydney.

CBC Centre (c.1983) in St Leonards NSW.

Sirius Building (c.1980), The Rocks, Sydney.