Skip to content
Old Photo Gallery
Home
Info
About Us
Terms of Use
Sources & Credits
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
Art
Artworks
Cover Art
Colorization
Fashion & Culture
People
Celebrities
Places & People
Wars
Wars & Military
Civil Wars
Vietnam War
WWII
WWI
Funny
Inventions
Movies
Movies & TV
Music
Photography
Sports
Then & Now
Vehicles & Transportation
Vintage Ads
Weird
#4 Bourke Street from Parliament House, 1885
Home
»
Places & People
What Melbourne looked like in the 1880s
#4 Bourke Street from Parliament House, 1885
Places & People
Related posts:
#10 Oak and New Chambers Streets, Manhattan. Festive lights in curlicue designs arch over street, m…
#4 Scene of the 1913 flood in Columbus, showing floating debris, possibly at 516 W. State St., 1913…
#32 Downtown Houston’s growth along Texas Avenue with new constructions, reflecting the expansion o…
#62 Hayes Hall, the oldest building on The Ohio State University campus, built in 1893
#96 A mid-town industrial streetscape that no longer exists. Looking west along Pears Ave. toward B…
#112 Old Railway Station, 1953.
#64 More junk shops, Church and Canal Streets near the Post Office
#42 Dean Martinperforms at the Sahara casino in Las Vegas, 1960.
#35 Denver Tramway trolley No. 230 in front of Union Station, featuring advertisement for Broadway …
←
#3 Ballarat railway station, 1800s
#5 Bourke Street, Melbourne, 1888
→
