1874 Bendigo City Hall - Bull StreetA photo of Bendigo from 1874 looking south east along Bull Street, with the original City Hall (designed in 1859 by George Avery Fletcher, who was then the town clerk of Bendigo) at the end of the street. Around 1878, that building was remodelled and enhanced to become the current Town Hall. On the right of the photo we see "A. Giles's Commercial Hotel" building, which was on the corner of Bull Street and the Midland Highway. On the far left of the

Also shown on the map are electoral boundaries and County Court Districts

heavy traffic of cars

The notes from the State Library tell us that this image "Shows group of soldiers being addressed by Colonel Price"

and was engaged for a long time in towing vessels in and out of the port

Princes Bridge Hotel exists at that time

The Exhibition Building was opened in 1880 for the Melbourne International Exhibition

Entrance of Broken Bay taken July 22 1802 at 11h

The top of the hill was levelled between 1863 and 1866 in order to extend the railyards and goods sheds of the Spencer Street Station

we're looking straight up Market Street

Taken in 1861

Royal Comedy Company

perched on the large bollard