The hospital is located in Drummond Street North. It may be the site of the current St John of God Hospital. The building with the tower is still standing although, the tower has been removed. The sketch comes from Views of Ballarat by Niven & Co.building, public, hospital, drummond street north, ballarat, views of ballarat

Home of Mr & Mrs J.D. Smith. The house has ornamental brickwork, Iron frieze and diagonal timber balustrade posts on the vernada, slate roof and finial windows.building, private residence, house, housing, lake wendouree, wendouree parade, ballarat, j.d. smith

advertising, commercial, briant's red shop, tea rooms, sturt street, ballarat

The postcard depicts the Eureka Memorial and lake at the Eureka Reserve, the Ballarat East Bowling Club and Bridge Street.building, streetscape, public, commerical, ballarat east, eureka, bridge street, ballarat east bowling club, eureka reserve

This residence was possibly built by Fred Duncan for John Dearden.house, housing, private residence, building, lydiard street north, ballarat, fred duncan, john dearden

This procession was conducted in Sturt Street. The picture insert is of the statue 'Flight from Pompeii'. Some of the buildings seen in the photo are Mechanics Institute, Town Hall and the Unicorn Hotel.celebrations, 8 hours day, streetscape, buildings, commerical, public, town hall, mechanics' institute, unicorn hotel, statue, flight from pompeii, sturt street, ballarat

The proprietor of the tea rooms was W.T. Thomson. It was located on Sturt Street. This advertisement comes from the publication, Beautiful Ballarat.building, commerical, abc tea rooms, sturt street, ballarat, w.t. thomson, interiors, beautiful ballarat

Coghlan & Tulloch was established in 1863 and was located in Armstrong Street South. The Ballarat Brewing Company tower can be seen in the background. This comes from the publication, Beautiful Ballarat.building, commerical, brewery, brewing, coghlan & tulloch, ballarat brewing company, royal standard brewery, armstrong street south

The Lord Roberts was launched in 1904 and broken up in 1962. This image comes from the publication, Beautiful Ballarat.vehicle, public, paddle steamer, transport, lake wendouree, beautiful ballarat

Berry Anderson & Co is located in Dana Street. The horsedrawn delivery teams are seen in this photo. It comes from the publication, Beautiful Ballarat.building, commerical, vehicle, manufacturing, berry & anderson, dana street, printing

statue, botanical gardens, public, lake wendouree

The shop was located in Bridge Street. The photo shows the external fruit displays and prices. The shop included a Nestles chocolate machine. It is presumed that George Russo is standing in front.building, commerical, george russo, fruit shop, bridge street

The mine was located in the Buninyong and Magpie areas of Ballarat.building, commerical, mining, mines, new imperial, gold, ballarat

The Agricultural High School was located on corner of Sturt and Gillies Streets. This picture comes from the publication, Beautiful Ballarat.bulding, public, schooling, agricultural high school, sturt street, gillies street, education

The Coliseum Picture Palace was located in the Grenville - Little Bridge Street area. building, public, coliseum picture palace, entertainment, cinema, ballarat, interior

This view may have been taken from the Gas Works. Buildings shown include the back of the Mechanics' Institute, Chamber of Commerce and in the distance, Railway sheds.streetscape, oblique view, commerical, building, mechanics institute, chamber of commerce, railway, public

The Franklin Building house Berry Anderson & Co and the offices of The Sporting World in Lydiard Street.building, manufacturing, commerce, berry anderson & co, sporting world, franklin building, lydiard street

This building also housed the offices of The Sporting World and the Ballarat Paper Bag Factory in Dana Street.building, manufacturing, commerce, publishing, berry anderson & co, sporting world, ballarat paper bag factory, dana street

The jetty and boatshed are no longer standing but the fountain is still operational. This location is on the south east corner of the lake.vehicle, building, recreation, lake wendouree, fountain

Tonner Memorial. Domed timber pergola.garden, public, ballarat botanic gardens

This photo shows the rear view of the Court House, Methodist Church and Ebenezer Church.building, court house, methodist church, ebenezer church, public, grant street, armstrong street, lydiard street

The Academy of Music became what is now Her Majesty's Theatre. This view is from the Town Hall Tower looking south east.building, public, hotel, academy of music, her majesty's theatre, craig's hotel, streetview

This is the original bluestone building and Officer's Quarters on Sturt Street.building, public, vehicle, ballarat city fire station, sturt street

This horse parade was held on Doveton Street North. Buildings in the background include Tattersal's Hotel and Smith & Power Shoeing Forge.building, public, streetview, commerical, hotel, horses, tattersal's hotel, smith & power, doveton street north

The Ballarat Cooperative Distribution Society premises were in 108-110 Urquhart Street. building, commerical, ballarat cooperative distribution society, urquhart street

The parade was held in Sturt Street near Grenville Street. In the background can be seen the Union Hotel, Owens Sports Store, and Kline's Bakery.building, commercial, hotel, celebrations, boer war, sturt street, owens sport store, kline's bakery

Millers the Clothiers were located in Bridge Street. building, commerical, celebrations, ballarat centenary, millers the clothiers, bridge street

The Golden City Hotel still stands on the corner of Sturt and Dawson Streets. Notice the horse-drawn carriage and the motorbike.golden city hotel, building, commerce, hotel, public, streetscape, sturt street, dawson street

Located in Sturt Street, the Titanic Bandstand, Mechanics' Institute and Sutton's can be seen.streetscape, public, commercial, hotel, titanic bandstand, mechanics' institute, suttons, sturt street, camp street gardens.

Located on the corner of Grenville and Bridge Streets, the building has a veranda with sunblind awnings and ornamental trim. A banner on the front says 'Great Anniversary Bargain Fair'. Flags, presumably, of World War 1 allies fly from the roof.building, commerical, cowdell tonner & ellis, grenville street, bridge street