1850s Historical Pictures of Australia

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McIvor Diggings, July 26, 1853 (Langley, Hawkes, & Foster's Stores) Victoria
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McIvor Diggings, July 26, 1853 (Langley, Hawkes, & Foster's Stores) Victoria

Lithograph by Julius Hamel from the original drawing by Edward La Trobe Bateman of the McIvor Diggings in Victoria, 26 July 1853.

The Victoria Tannery 1850
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The Victoria Tannery 1850

The Victoria Tannery in 1850, situated on the South bank of the River Yarra Yarra, about two miles from Melbourne.

Forest Creek, Mt. Alexander; 1851
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Great Meeting of Gold Diggers - Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo - 15th December 1851

Account of the Meeting of Gold Diggers, on 15th December 1851 Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo. Contemporary newspapers reported an estimated 40,000 diggers attended travelling from up to 20 miles away.

Fryer's Creek, Mount Alexander Diggings 1852
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Great Meeting of Gold Diggers - Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo - 15th December 1851

Account of the Meeting of Gold Diggers, on 15th December 1851 Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo. Contemporary newspapers reported an estimated 40,000 diggers attended travelling from up to 20 miles away.

Mount Alexander gold diggings, Australia 1851/52
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Great Meeting of Gold Diggers - Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo - 15th December 1851

Account of the Meeting of Gold Diggers, on 15th December 1851 Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo. Contemporary newspapers reported an estimated 40,000 diggers attended travelling from up to 20 miles away.

Forest Creek, Mount Alexander - View of the gold diggings from Adelaide Hill, near Castlemaine
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Great Meeting of Gold Diggers - Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo - 15th December 1851

Account of the Meeting of Gold Diggers, on 15th December 1851 Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo. Contemporary newspapers reported an estimated 40,000 diggers attended travelling from up to 20 miles away.

Commissioners Tent & Officers Quarters Forest Creek, Mt Alexander, December 1851
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Great Meeting of Gold Diggers - Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo - 15th December 1851

Account of the Meeting of Gold Diggers, on 15th December 1851 Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo. Contemporary newspapers reported an estimated 40,000 diggers attended travelling from up to 20 miles away.

Great Meeting of Gold Diggers - Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo - 15th December 1851 - drawn by David Tulloch, engraved by Thomas Ham
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Great Meeting of Gold Diggers - Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo - 15th December 1851

Account of the Meeting of Gold Diggers, on 15th December 1851 Mt Alexander Goldfields near Bendigo. Contemporary newspapers reported an estimated 40,000 diggers attended travelling from up to 20 miles away.

McIvor Diggins, July 26, 1853 (Langley, Hawkes, & Foster's Stores)
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Life at the Diggings - Letters from McIvor Diggings, Victoria, 1 July 1853 and Bendigo, 25 July 1853

A Few Words from Australia - Two letters written by William Howitt, one from McIvor Diggings, the other from Bendigo in 1853 to dissuade people, particularly gentlemen, from coming to the goldfields.

The Turning of the Turf of the First Australian Railway - Sydney 3 July 1850
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Historic Event - The Turning of the Turf of the First Australian Railway - Sydney 3 July 1850

An event of historic significance - the Turning of the Turf of the First Australian Railway, at Sydney, New South Wales - by the Hon. Mrs. Keith Stewart, daughter of His Excellency Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy, Governor (3rd July 1850)

The Turning of the Turf of the First Australian Railway - Sydney 3 July 1850

Historic Event - The Turning of the Turf of the First Australian Railway - Sydney 3 July 1850

An event of historic significance - the Turning of the Turf of the First Australian Railway, at Sydney, New South Wales - by the Hon. Mrs. Keith Stewart, daughter of His Excellency Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy, Governor (3rd July 1850)

Market Square, from Little Malop-street, Geelong 1855
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Glimpses of Early Victoria in 1855 - Ballarat - Castlemaine - Williamstown - Geelong

A wonderful set of historic illustrations from 1855 of early Victoria (Australia)

Township of Ballarat, from Bath's Hotel 1855
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Glimpses of Early Victoria in 1855 - Ballarat - Castlemaine - Williamstown - Geelong

A wonderful set of historic illustrations from 1855 of early Victoria (Australia)

John Alloo's Chinese Restaurant, Main Road, Ballarat 1855
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Glimpses of Early Victoria in 1855 - Ballarat - Castlemaine - Williamstown - Geelong

A wonderful set of historic illustrations from 1855 of early Victoria (Australia)

Interior of John Alloo's Restaurant, Ballarat 1855
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Glimpses of Early Victoria in 1855 - Ballarat - Castlemaine - Williamstown - Geelong

A wonderful set of historic illustrations from 1855 of early Victoria (Australia)

Arrival of Geelong Mail, Main Road, Ballarat 1855
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Glimpses of Early Victoria in 1855 - Ballarat - Castlemaine - Williamstown - Geelong

A wonderful set of historic illustrations from 1855 of early Victoria (Australia)

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