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MELBOURNE, 1858

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MELBOURNE, 1858

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View of Melbourne from the Marco Polo Hotel, Emerald Hill, 1859?1859?Part of Queen Street, showing the Oriental Bank, the Hobson's Bay Railway, & the suburb of Emerald Hill, 18591859Canvas Town, between Prince's Bridge and South Melbourne in 1850s1850sEmerald Hill from Flinders St, c. 1863c. 1863The spires and towers of Melbourne from Emerald Hill, March 18701870Melbourne from Emerald Hill, 18701870Joss House, Raglan Street, South Melbourne, 1869–731869–73[St Vincent de Paul Boys' Orphanage, Cecil Street, South Melbourne], 1865–791865–79[Gardens of the Melbourne Orphan Asylum, South Melbourne, Vic.], 1870–761870–76[Emerald Hotel, Emerald Hill (later South Melbourne)], 18751875South Melbourne, elevated view with church in foreground, c. 1875c. 1875Looking South over St. Pauls Church and the old Fish Market building towards South Melbourne, 18751875

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Elsewhere in 1858

New Year's Day. Pic-nic on the banks of the Yarra, opposite the Botanical Gardens, Melbourne, 1858View of Melbourne from south side of River Yarra, 1858Swanston Street, from the corner of Collins Street, looking north - about the year 1858, c. 1858View near Heidelberg, the Yarra flooded, Victoria, c. 1858The Aloe. which grew to the height of 25 feet in seven weeks at Rule's Nursery, Richmond, 1858The Church of England Grammar School, St Kilda Road, South Melbourne, 1858Mrs Francis Chomley (Mary Elizabeth Griffith), of "Merville", Prahran, near Melbourne, 1858?Bourke Street [looking west from Spring Street], 1858View of Melbourne from south side of River Yarra, 1858The Church of England Grammar School, St Kilda Road, South Melbourne, 1858The Yarra below the Falls. Melbourne, 1858The Church of England Grammar School, St Kilda Road, South Melbourne, 1858