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1920 Bourke Street Panorama City Baths The tug was compelled to

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The tug was compelled to return to Geelong

and for 40 years was Melbourne's tallest building until 1929 (unfortunately this historic building was demolished in 1980)

An image of Russell Street around 1880

and all coin production now occurs at the Royal Mint in Canberra

which we now know as Port Phillip Bay

1920 Bourke Street Panorama City Baths The tug was compelled toPLEASE NOTE: The dimensions of these prints may require special framing. A beautiful panorama of Melbourne taken in 1920. Looking almost straight down Bourke Street we see the eastern area of Melbourne, showing major landmarks and infrastructure. All text HotPress Notes from the State Library state that this is a "Rooftop view of Bourke Street, Melbourne, looking to Parliament House and the Treasury building and showing the Exhibition building, State

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