1900c Map of Port Jackson and Middle HarbourA beautiful map from around 1900 which shows almost the full extent of the Parramatta River as it passes from Ryde out through Port Jackson into the Pacific Ocean. Notes from the NSW Library tell us that: "Shows railways, existing and projected tramways, main roads and ferry routes. Shipping and signal flags around the map as a decorative border. Mitchell Library copy mounted on linen." All text HotPress This is a digitally retouched reproduction of

especially as it evolved into "Marvellous Melbourne"

There are a number of cabs for hire

someone else who sold bath heaters

That building was subsequently replaced by today's Customs House Building

Adolphus Yates

at the corner of Lyttleton Terrace with its flag flying is the MUIOOF Building (still standing)

was taken by Charles Bayliss in April 1874

on the corner of Swanston Street is another coffee cart

some of which were the heart and soul of Melbourne are now replaced by some of the ugliest buildings that you could imagine

This led to a separate armistice between Germany and Russia in December 1917 and a peace treaty signed in March 1918

but arguments went back and forth about exactly where it should be located

Within a few years the river bank was better defined and wooden piles were put into the river bank to support the increasing amount of trade that was coming into early Melbourne