James Murphy standing on the platform of the Canadian Railway Station which was on the Buninyong Line.canadian, railway station, james murphy, buninyong line, building, person, public

The store was located in Bridge Street and was part of the Bucks Head Hotel. Shows V.N. Hodkinson & M. Urch Hodkinson (proprietor) was purportedly the only male salesman in Victoria selling direct to women. Shows window displaying millinery.bon marche, store, commerical, bridge street, v.n. hodkinson, m. urch hodkinson, building, persons

The house is still located at 812 Lydiard Street North.j.b. camerons, building, private dwelling, garden, lydiard street north

Garden view of the house at 812 Lydiard Street North.j.b. camerons, building, private dwelling, garden, lydiard street north

Garden and front view of the house at 812 Lydiard Street North.j.b. camerons, buidling, private dwelling, garden, lydiard street north

Garden view of 812 Lydiard Street North.j.b. camerons, building, private dwelling, garden, lydiard street north

Front of house and roof details.j.b. camerons, building, private dwelling, lydiard street north

The Prince of Wales Store was run by the Busfield Family who lived next door. The store could be found on, what was then known as, Melbourne Road.prince of wales store, busfield, melbourne road, old melbourne road, building, commerical, private dwelling

The cottage was near the Black Hill Reserve in the vicinity of the swimming pool.amy bennets, maude bennets, black hill, cottage, private dwelling, garden, persons

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The shop was on the corner of Bridge Street and Main Road. It is unknown what the shop was.ballarat centenary celebrations, building, shop, commerical, vehicles

A man in a Pith Helmet looks at a statue in the Ballarat Botanic Gardens.ballarat botanic gardens, garden, statue, person, public

Two men on bicycles rest along an avenue of conifers.ballarat botanic gardens, gardens, persons, vehicles, public

Front details of the Keel Glasshouse.keel glasshouse, ballarat botanic gardens, gardens, building, persons

Shows cab stand outside Town Hall. Prior to establishment of gardens.ballarat town hall, sturt street, cab rank, vehicles, streetscape

The former State Offices in Camp Street became the Law Courts and now is owned by Federation University.state offices, law courts, building, public

The depot was located in Creswick Road.swallow & ariell, building, manufacturing, commerical, creswick road

The factory was located in Mair Street.mckay's, building, manufacturing, vehicle, mair street, ballarat

The factory was located on Victoria Street. The western corner of the building was saved when the rest of the building was demolished.sunshine biscuits, building, manufacturing, commerical, victoria street, ballarat

The factory was located in Doveton Street South and made high quality design clothing.e. lucas & co, doveton street south, building, manufacturing, commerical, ballarat

The school was located on Lydiard Street North. Now known as 'Ludbrook House'st paul's technical school, education, building, public, lydiard street north, ludbrook house, ballarat

The bakery was located on Oak Avenue. j.m. kline bakery, manufacturing, building, ballarat, advertising

The store was located on the corner of Grant and Bond Streets. j. ritchie family grocery store, grant street, bond street, building, commerical, advertising, vehicle, work

The factory was located on Mair Street.longhurst's bread factory, mair street, building, manufacturing, horse drawn cart, vehicle, ballarat

The factory was located on Victoria Street and would later become the Sunshine Biscuit Factory.james long & co., victoria confectionery & biscuit factory, sunshine biscuit factory, victoria street, building, manufacturing

The baths were located on the corner of Dana and Raglan Streets.tucker's hydropathic baths, dana street, raglan street, building, public, health

The woodyard was located in Rodier Street.l. scarffe woodyard, rodier street, streetscape, building, manufacturing, ballarat

Horse team shifting 60 tonne hopper from Central No. 1 to No. 2 mine.delaland brothers, mining, central mine, vehicle, work, ballarat

In the photo are T. Clark Butcher and N.J. Treweek Draper. The drapery became the Sebastopol Post Office.t. clark, n.j. treweek, albert street, sebastopol, commerical, building

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