1888c Bourke StreetA photograph from around 1888 looking west along Bourke Street. This section of Bourke Street is between Swanston and Russell Streets, on the north side. The photo was taken at 8: 35 one summer's morning. The main buildings in this image are of Parer's Crystal Caf (103) and the Melbourne Coffee Palace (89). In between those buildings at 101 is the Waxworks. Parer's Crystal Caf Hotel was built in 1886 at a cost of 60,000 by three brothers from

Legislative Assembly House 22

an early version of the Light Horse concept

cattle and dogs

was built in 1864 in Melbourne for the Victorian Government

somewhere between 1948 (when Orcades started service

This was important to the founding of the Settlement in 1835 as it provided the people with fresh water

horse drawn vehicles and pedestrians on intersection

2017 saw the statue placed in storage whilst the Metro Rail Project is underway

Depth shown by bathymetric soundings

Further along on the south side of Collins Street are Gregory's restaurant

on the corner of William Street

the spectacular architecture of Collins Street had probably reached its zenith