1850c Map of Port Jackson and the Parramatta River Mornington Peninsula thinly wooded with honeysuckle and

thinly wooded with honeysuckle and she-oak

A photograph of the intersection of Collins and Elizabeth Streets around 1914

One of the earliest panoramic drawings of Melbourne as it appeared in 1841

perhaps collecting the empty milk churns

The building was situated on the north-east corner of Bourke and Elizabeth Streets

1850c Map of Port Jackson and the Parramatta River Mornington Peninsula thinly wooded with honeysuckle andNotes from the NSW Library tell us that: "This map was produced around 1850 in Sydney by William Meadows Brownrigg, a surveyor and lithographic printer. It is noted at the bottom of the map that it was drawn on stone by William Henry Fernyhough who was a silhouette artist, lithographer and draughtsman. By 1850, the Sydney settlement stretched across the Harbour to the north shore, identified as the town of St Leonards. Land ownership and settlement