1874 Bendigo - Black Swan HotelA photo of Bendigo from 1874 looking along Mundy Street from Howard Place, with from the left the butchers Goudge Bros. Importers of Fancy Goods, J. J. Cohen Black Swan Hotel (still standing and operating), and across McCrae Street is the Niagara Hotel building (needing some loving care nowadays). Further down Mundy Street, at the corner of Lyttleton Terrace with its flag flying is the MUIOOF Building (still standing). Across the street on the far

and the first and second floors as a residence for the General Manager

When she reached Melbourne she was again altered to steam

Bassett's "Traveller's Home"

business names include: Ulster Hotel

Temperance Hotel

Signs on building for Fish Market

Pedestrians

A beautiful 1874 photo of St Paul's Church

They walked right around the shores of the bay

The Burke and Wills Statue stands proudly in the intersection of Collins and Russell Streets (above the cabs that are visible in the centre of the photo)

its tessellated floor

A hansom cab with the driver visible above the top of the cab is waiting at the right side of the street