St KildaBlack and white photograph, mountedAitchison's Shoe Shop 1923, from M Blake 43 Willis St Hamptonbusinesses

The shop was at 84 High Street, St Kilda, Victoria. The back of the premises was destroyed by fire on 30 June 1959. It was demolished by order of St Kilda City Council. It is unknown who the men and woman in the images are.The images of the shop front were taken after alterations. Black and white photographs, mounted, originals in poor conditionShops have been demolished by order of St Kilda City Council. June 30 59 back of these premises destroyed by fire. Photo of Miller Bros shops of 84 High St, St Kilda before alerations. Donated by H Miller 11 2 79.high street, automobiles, businesses, st kilda, miller bros

photograph taken 1872 for Vienna exhibitionblack and white photograph backed287 Carlisle St Photo 1872 Andrew Newell, Merchant

Interior viewblack and white photographMelbourne suburbs St Kilda Eadie Motor and Engineering Co.St Kilda by the Sea. 1915

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Residence of William Peterson, photograph taken 1872 for Vienna exhibitonblack and white photographSouth side of Carlisle St Residence of William Peterson photo 1872

interior view of tinsmiths shopblack and white photograph original good conditionTin Smiths Shop Circa 1925,Galiers and Klaer

black and white photograph original poor condition

Interior view of coppershop Armstrong, Bates, Bernidis, Booth, Burgess, Daiey, Elligham, Featherson, Fulton, Hannan, Kelly, Linard, Mahony, Mathews, Melbourne, Osborne, Parish, Peel, Perkins, Schelble, Walker, West, black and white photograph original good condition

interior view of machine shopblack and white photograph original good condition

interior view of grinding shopblack and white photograph

black and white photograph original good condition

interior view of stove shopblack and white photograph original good condition

black and white photograph copy mounted

Woman and cat in front of shops night scene atmosphericblack and white photograph copy

St Kilda Town Hall Portico. Front row middle Tim Costello Mayor Jude Monrie CEO all staff last days City of St KildaBlack and white photograph copy poor condition

Photograph taken 1970 now Rabbinical Collegeblack and white photograph

Built 1875 for Alexander Sutherland, later Presbyterian Manseblack and white photographGiven to historical society by Mis E Service 12.10.1982 Stamped the Age 23.4.1971

Camelot home of Brooks esq Billiard Room,Drawing photograph interior laminatedBilliard room at Camelot St Kilda. Residence of Ernest Brooks Esq

Camelot home of Brooks esq drawing room, sumptuous d�cor curtains fringed velvet chairsblack and white photograph laminated

Residence of William A Brahe, Solicitor. Subsequently demolished for flats.black and white photograph copyAlma street (now Alma Road) Residence of William A Brahe, Solicitor Taken 1872 converted to Flats

Large residence on large elevated block for Frederick Christian Lange (1832-1888) and family in 1870. The architect Lloyd Tayler (1830-1900) designed it in an Italianate style. Over time adjoining allotments were purchased until the gardens covered nearly 15 acres. Lange was in partnership with Emil Thoneman trading under the name of Lange & Thoneman, merchants and general importers. Lange was also one of the local directors of the local Australasian directors for the Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance Company. William Officer (1835-1913), pastoralist, bought the property from Lange in 1888 for 23,500 pounds. Following Officer's death the grounds were subdivided in 1914 and the house finally demolished in 1940. Noting the spelling difference, there is now a street named 'Hertford Street' very close to this location. black and white photograph copyAlma Road south west corner Lansdowne Road built for Federick C Lange (Merchant) Photo 1872

Built for William Wilmot Couche (1829-1890) probably in 1869. The architect was Lloyd Tayler (1830-1900) and it was designed in the polychromatic Lombardic style that had been introduced to Melbourne by the architect Joseph Reed (1822-1890). Couch was a prominent merchant and businessman. He founded the firm Couch Calder & Co, was director of several insurance companies and a member of the Melbourne Harbour Trust for many years. From about 1900 the house was renamed Wavenhoe. In the 1920s Wavenoe Avenue was constructed through its gardens and most of the land sold off including the blocks at the corner of Hotham Street and Alma Road. The house still stands opposite St Kilda cemetery.black and white photograph copy

Celebration of Federation and visit of Duke & Duchess of York 1901black and white photograph, poor quality

Decorated for the visit of Duke & Duchess of York, 1901 Federation celebrationsblack and white photograph mounted fair conditionPrinces Bridge showing traffic and decorations of flags and bunting