1867 Looking east across Melbourne Algernon Darge The twin towers of the

The twin towers of the Union Bank in Collins Street are unmistakable

Historic Landscapes and Associations together with Divers Amusements and Customs prevailing in the "Queen City of the South 1834-1934"

The name of the Gardens is derived from a Flagstaff that was erected on the highest point in 1840 and extended to 15 metres in height the following year

(See it as it was before it was "Georges"

Under the viaduct are Robert Dent's "Viaduct Refreshment Rooms" offering tea

1867 Looking east across Melbourne Algernon Darge The twin towers of theA view of Melbourne around 1867 looking from Queen Street, to the east across to the State Library in Swanston Street. On the legend image, you can see from the left Old Melbourne Gaol, the Old Law Courts, La Trobe Street, the State Library (before the portico was added in 1870), the facades of some shops in Elizabeth Street, John Knox's Church (still there in Swanston Street), Little Lonsdale Street, the General Hospital (later known as Queen