1876 Spring Street from the TreasuryA photo looking south along Spring Street from the steps of Melbourne's Treasury Building. Charles Nettleton has composed a striking image of Melbourne, highlighting the beauty of the Treasury Building, and capturing the freshly completed Government House off in the distance. The southern part of Spring Street didn't get much attention from photographers of that time, so this photograph is an important record of what existed around 1876. In 1876 the

The notes from the State Library tell us that this image is a "Wood engraving published in The Illustrated Australia News

Photograph attributed to Lyle Fowler

For 6pence

now (2024) a liquor store occupied by King and Godfree

showing the beautiful architecture in the 1940s from Russell Street down to King Street

and the bridge was removed along with the Falls themselves in 1883

His secretary (G

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which at that time was licensed to Joshua Mooney

including Loyers Hotel

In 1845 Lennox designed a simple wooden trestle bridge that was designed to be temporary until the Government and town traders agreed on where a substantial bridge should be built

In 1890 the various colonies of Australia met to agree on a standard for military uniforms