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Railway Pier, Williamstown, Port Melbourne (c. 1884)

about 1884 · Port Melbourne

Railway Pier, Williamstown

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Railway Pier, Williamstown

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Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884Corner of Bourke and Spring Streets, at the opening of Parliament?, c. 1884Presented to Captain Hugh Morris by the members of the Footscray Volunteer Fire Brigade, 1884