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A rather quiet looking Flinders Street
and a lot of activity along the north wharves
with the outfitters of London Stores completing the block as it meets Elizabeth Street
A photograph from 1895
A photograph from 1914 of the building on the south east corner of Collins and Russell Streets
1803 Port Phillip Survey Map - Charles Grimes GPO A rather quiet looking FlindersIn 1802 the Governor of New South Wales, Philip King, instructed his Surveyor General Charles Grimes to travel from Port Jackson to the Port Phillip Bay area and to explore and survey the area, and report on any suitable sites for settlement. (Previously, Lieutenant John Murray commanding HMS Lady Nelson was the first European party to enter the Bay on the 14th February 1802, and Murray named it Port King in honour of the Governor of New South Wales