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Historic Swanston Street in glorious black & white, from southern end to northern end. The early years. Part 1 King Edward VII Arch, one of many...

Bourke St in Melbourne,Victoria in 1898.

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The Duke's Arch 1901. Fed celebration. (Hand colored photo)

Photograph - 'The Princes Bridge & Flinders Street Railway Stations Towers', Melbourne, May 1901

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Photograph - 'The Princes Bridge & Flinders Street Railway Stations Towers', Melbourne, May 1901

One of a set of 47 original photographs of the Australian Federation celebrations in Melbourne 1901 to mark the opening of the first Federal Parliament of Australia. The photographs trace the Royal Visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York for the occasion, from their arrival in Melbourne on the Royal Yacht 'Ophir' at St Kilda Pier on 6 May 1901 to their departure for Brisbane at Port ...

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Buxton's stationery store, Swanston Street, site of a major exhibition by the Australian Impressionists in August 1889. It included 183 works, with the majority by Tom Roberts (62), Charles Conder (46) and Arthur Streeton (40).

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Buxton's stationery store, Swanston Street, site of a major exhibition by the Australian Impressionists in August 1889. It included 183 works, with the majority by Tom Roberts (62), Charles Conder (46) and Arthur Streeton (40).

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Design drawing for the Federal Coffee Palace, Collins St, Melbourne - via SLV

The New Colonial Bank of Australasia was a three storey building on the corner of Elizabeth and Little Collins Streets, constructed in 1880. After demolition the doorway was placed on the facade of the Chemistry School in the grounds of the University of Melbourne. Following the demolition of the Chemistry School, the doorway was placed at an exit from the University's underground car park

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New app allows users to see Melbourne's city streets in the 1800s

Over 300 photographs have been digitised by the State Library of Victoria for the Street History: Hoddle's Grid app which uses your location to show nearby buildings, street views and aerial photographs from as early as 1840.