1867c Bourke Street Looking WestA photograph around 1867 looking west, from the eastern end of Bourke Street where it meets Spring Street. We can see right along Bourke Street out to the western extremities of Melbourne. Spring Street runs across the photo in the foreground. The fence and gates belong to Parliament House, commenced building in 1855, and from where Charles Nettleton captured this image. The Old White Hart Hotel seen in the 1858 photograph here, has been rebuilt as

At the end of Bourke Street is Parliament House with St

Several men and a horse and cart stand on deck of ferry"

Soon after

The large building on the right is the Corporation Market Building (also known as the Fish Market

he covered many topical events of the period including the capture of Ned Kelly in 1880

This was all disturbed in March of that year when Governor Bourke arrived from Sydney in order to prepare the land into blocks suitable for sale

Photograph attributed to the Paterson Brothers

10  The Observatory : Longitude 151°

a number of quarantine areas had been established at various points around the coast of Port Phillip Bay

In the lower right corner of this image

Photograph is attributed to Nicholas J

A very quiet day on Collins Street