1880c Old View in Queen StreetA photo from around 1880, looking across Queen Street towards the corner of Collins Street. By 1890 the shops and factories that face Queen Street would be demolished to make way for a couple of Melbourne's most beautiful and impressive buildings, viz. the ES&A Bank, and the Safe Deposit Building. A number of landmarks can be seen in the distance, such as the spires of the Independent Church (now St Michael's), Scots' Church and St Enoch's. The

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Artwork attributed to Robert Russell

so it may have be taken between 1910-1914 or even after World War I

who had with him a crew of 11 hands

including the residences of John Batman and John Fawkner

The ship was from Liverpool

factories and hotels that faced Flinders Street

A photograph from 1875 of Melbourne looking North East across to Fitzroy

Hough & Co

Captain David Collins had been dispatched from England on the 27th April 1803 to form a penal settlement in Port Phillip Bay

Under the image is a legend showing 47 of the city's major buildings or landmarks