The Doll's House is registered by Heritage Council Victoria. This tiny two roomed cottage was built in the mid 1870s at 130 Islington Street to house local workers and their families. It was included in the Housing Investigation and Slum Abolition report, 1937, but remained a home for another 40 years. The Education Department bought the land in 1978 for Collingwood College and the cottage was relocated. Collingwood Historical Society 2006.

cnr McCutcheon Way and Cromwell Street, Collingwood, VI, Australia

Former Foy & Gibson Complex is registered by Heritage Council Victoria. Designed by William Pitt, this magnificent 19th and early 20th century complex of factories, warehouses and showrooms saw the production of a remarkable range of goods for Foy & Gibson, the Melbourne's earliest department store chain. Collingwood Historical Society 2007

170 Oxford Street and 7 Stanley Street, Collingwood, VI, Australia

John Wren's Tote. 148 (formerly 136) Johnston St, Collingwood was the site of John Wren's tote from 1839 to 1907. The shop, a tobacconist and tea merchant, was a front for illegal gambling which took place in the yard behind. It was used by local people and as often raided by the police. Frank Hardy's novel 'Power Without Glory' is based on John Wren's life.

148 Johnston Street, Collingwood, VI, Australia