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1860 Batman's Hill and Houses Melbourne 1800-1820 7 Ground intended for the

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7     Ground intended for the Church

A very small remnant of the basalt rock still exists near the southern end of Queens Bridge

In the distance on the right hand side of the photograph

The dredges can be seen hauling away large rocks

A beautiful photograph of Parliament House in 1901

1860 Batman's Hill and Houses Melbourne 1800-1820 7 Ground intended for theAn early 1860 photograph of Batman's Hill, showing some of John Batman's house and outbuildings. Batman's Hill was a natural hill, approximately 18m high, which helped to defined the western edge of Melbourne's CBD. (The road running through the photo is Spencer Street.) After his arrival to the area in 1835, Batman established a vegetable garden and a house on the southern side of the hill. He lived there until his death in 1839. After that date his

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