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Photograph - Postcard copy, Kodak, "Sturt St Ballarat", c1930

  • Sturt Street in Ballarat, Australia, showing a bustling street scene with horse-drawn carts, trams, pedestrians, and several businesses, including "Sutton's Pianos Organs & Music". The street is lined with buildings, some with ornate architecture, and trees.

    "Sturt St Ballarat"

  • Notes on rear of print

    Notes on rear of print

  • Sturt Street in Ballarat, Australia, showing a bustling street scene with horse-drawn carts, trams, pedestrians, and several businesses, including "Sutton's Pianos Organs & Music". The street is lined with buildings, some with ornate architecture, and trees.

    "Sturt St Ballarat"

  • Sturt Street in Ballarat, Australia, showing a bustling street scene with horse-drawn carts, trams, pedestrians, and several businesses, including "Sutton's Pianos Organs & Music". The street is lined with buildings, some with ornate architecture, and trees.
  • Notes on rear of print
  • Sturt Street in Ballarat, Australia, showing a bustling street scene with horse-drawn carts, trams, pedestrians, and several businesses, including "Sutton's Pianos Organs & Music". The street is lined with buildings, some with ornate architecture, and trees.

Historical information

Photograph of a postcard looking south east from the intersection of Sturt and Lydiard St with Suttons store and Boots in the background - c1930 with several motor cars in the street scene.
The postcard has the title "Sturt St Ballarat" and number "1370".
For the rear of the postcard, see image i2.

Significance

Yields information the appearance of Sturt St from Lydiard St looking east, with a number of vehicles and building sin the background.

Physical description

Digital image from the Wal Jack Ballarat Album.

Inscriptions & markings

On rear of photograph in pencil "Ballarat Railway Station 27-12-32" and "3d" in the stamp box.

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