Cr. William Strong, Melbourne (1892)

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City of Melbourne Jubilee of the Incorporation of the City 1842-1892

SHIP LOCH VENNACHAR. CAPN BENNETT, AS SHE LAY AT THE TAIL OF THE BANK, GREENOCK, 1892, BOUND FOR MELBOURNE, ON WHICH TRIP SHE PUT IN TO MAURITIUS DISMASTED, HAVING SAILED OVER A THOUSAND MILES UNDER A SCANT JURY RIG

Group of men and two women standing before banner reading: Melbourner Deutscher Turn Verein, 1886–98

Australian Brandy. Joshua Brothers, Melbourne, 1892

Dog Trap Reservoir, 1891

E. G. Fitzgibbon Town Clerk Melbourne, c. 1891

Pulls Building, Melbourne, 1890–92

Hammond Bros. Studio, Melbourne 1893

Flood damage, (flood 1891?), [Melbourne] Victoria, c. 1891

Early Melbourne goods yard, c. 1890

Early Melbourne goods yard, c. 1890

Colonial Mutual Life Building, Melbourne, c. 1890

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Elsewhere in 1892

The Albert Park. Melbourne. flooded by R. Yarra, 1892

Approach to Melbourne from Old Sandridge Road, 1892

St. Patrick's Cathedral, East Melbourne, c. 1892

Parliament House Melbourne, 1892

Photograph of the house, 'Beechleigh', Frankston designed by architect Thomas Watts, c. 1892

Photograph of the house, 'Beechleigh', Frankston designed by architect Thomas Watts, c. 1892

Swanston St., [Melbourne] looking south, c. 1892

Swanston Street, Melbourne, c. 1892

Tall ships at Williamstown near Melbourne, 1892