1841 Melbourne Panoramic DrawingOne of the earliest panoramic drawings of Melbourne as it appeared in 1841, drawn from the original Scots' Church on the corner of Russell and Collins Streets. This 3 part image was engraved by Alfred Martin Ebsworth in 1889, and was published in the Supplement to "The Australasian Sketcher," April 18, 1889. This is based upon 3 panels from a 10 panel panorama sketched by Samuel Jackson (1807 76), architect of the first Scots' Church, drawing from its

Confectioners to the Victorian Governor (judging by the coat of arms on their cart - See the enlarged image below))

Plans of the winning design for the new Flinders Street Station in 1900

A delightful photograph of the Melbourne City Baths in 1914

and the countryside around Melbourne and Victoria

being farewelled in Melbourne

taken in 1906

A photo from 1874 looking at Melbourne's original Fish Market

industrial buildings and to left

The Falls (and the freshwater that they impeded) were noted by the first European to visit this area

Collins Street is the next street just past the Town Hall

which opened in 1962

During his time with Merlin since 1866 until 1873