1920 Princes Bridge to Queens Bridge PanoramaPLEASE NOTE: The dimensions of these prints may require special framing. A beautiful panorama of Melbourne taken in 1920, as part of a set of panoramas, showing the whole city. Looking south, with the photographer perched high above Flinders Street, in the railway station clock tower, near the corner of Elizabeth Street. On the far left we see the dome of the Station, some of the railway yards, continuing to the right we see Princes Bridge spanning

View from near Cape Byron taken July 25 1802 at sunset

to open the first Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia

Collins Street taken in 1866

which was used at that time as Williams's auction-room

'Wrecks of War – A Salvage Diver's Diary

wharf buildings

She was hulked in 1917 and broken up in 1934

and has been generally admitted to be the only view of the capital of the southern Hemisphere that fully represents its commercial importance

the Yarra River and surrounding buildings and gardens

leaders of the ill-fated expedition

the Yarra in the distance

processing 12 tons of seafood weekly