1852 Map of Melbourne Melbourne 1901-1920 and to introduce the "Little"

and to introduce the "Little" streets of Melbourne

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Lieutenant John Murray commanding HMS Lady Nelson was the first European party to enter the Bay on the 14th February 1802

of the 4th or King's Own Regiment

The automobile had not reached Melbourne at this stage

1852 Map of Melbourne Melbourne 1901-1920 and to introduce the "Little"Map of early Melbourne, from 1852, prepared and published by a real estate company from that period. This detailed map shows suburbs, streets, parks and major buildings of the day. There is no Flinders Street Station as that didn't happen until 1854 when the first passenger railway line in Australia was opened between Port Melbourne (known as Sandridge then) and the city, where the station was located in Flinders Street at the bottom of Elizabeth