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March 21, 2013 by Nivee.k75
1955 by TranslucentGreen
March 21, 2013 by Nivee.k75
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Sept. 23, 2012 by TranslucentGreen
1944 by TranslucentGreen
Sept. 23, 2012 by TranslucentGreen
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Founded of the Eureka Rebellion by the Goldfield miners (read more)
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Click "see bigger" to see the whole photo - should be able to see five "window panels" wide. Sadly no longer a post office ... and ... (read more)
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"National Theatre Richmond ca mid 1970s. Was showing Greek movies weekly at this time." Name is no longer on the front of the building, but an ... (read more)
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From http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/38720"The National Theatre in the suburb of Richmond dates from c.1921 and was operated by Tom O'Brian. It underwent major refurbishment in the Art Deco ... (read more)
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177 Bridge Road, RichmondLook at the staggered top of the facade - the current building still has the same facade.As "The Old Greek" this was a ... (read more)
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The former Hoyts Cinema, Richmond, Victoria. When opened (circa 1925) the theatre had 2200 seats. In 1943 there was seating for 2431, and from 1949-57 it ... (read more)
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Cinema is located at 313 Bridge Road, Richmond. The clock tower of the Richmond Town Hall can be seen beyond the marquee. Current location is "Barbeques ... (read more)
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Home of the Short family, middle to late 50's until the 1980s (read more)
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Bridge Road, Richmond Postcard Behind the present day "Barbeques Galore" showroom on Bridge Road. First it was a skating rink, then in 1889 James Watson purchased ... (read more)
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Richmond Advertising billboard for Burnley picture theatre for the film, The Son of the Sheik, starring Rudolph Valentino, Melbourne, ca. 1926 (read more)
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(Street now "the Avenue") House name "Maudina" can be read on the verandah. L-to-R: * Gustav Brunstein (56, b Germany) * Alfred Cheek (37, b England, ... (read more)
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Street is now called "The Avenue" i-Heritage entry for the double building http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/BuildingandPlanning/Planning/heritageplanning/Pages/iHeritagesearchresults.aspx?streetno=194&street=avenue&sub=PARKVILLE Some sort of rental accomodation, boarding house. The Argus newspaper 1916: "ROYAL PARK, ... (read more)
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Home of Brunstein Family, Gustav Brunstein, etc. Matched precisely using the other picture uploaded to HistoryPin As of 2012 used as offices of Allen & Unwin ... (read more)
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Home of Brunstein Family, Heinrich Brunstein, etc. Note in current day, front balcony has been removed, but building on the left still has the matching balcony. ... (read more)
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Fitzgerald family home, Dorothy Fitzgerald born here (read more)
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Family at the home of Alex Fitzgerald (AA Fitzgerald/ Adolf Alexander Fitzgerald) and Ivy Fitzgerald (nee Ivy Brunstein) (read more)
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Family at the home of Alex Fitzgerald (AA Fitzgerald/ Adolf Alexander Fitzgerald) and Ivy Fitzgerald (nee Ivy Brunstein) (read more)
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Family at the home of Alex Fitzgerald (AA Fitzgerald/ Adolf Alexander Fitzgerald) and Ivy Fitzgerald (nee Ivy Brunstein) (read more)
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During the Ash Wednesday Bushfires of 83, every house pictured, including the photographer's house (M1) was burnt down. Note the absence of bushes and trees, in ... (read more)
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Fairhaven, reportedly the worst hit area of the Ash Wednesday bushfires. Almost every house in the area burnt down. (read more)
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Demolished in 1966, but a modern post office exists on part of the site. The old facade of the town hall can just be seen to ... (read more)
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"The Town Hall still exists, but it underwent renovations in 1935, much to the horror of the locals. Its Italianate features were buried under the Egyptian ... (read more)
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Looking West along Bridge Road. The police station which was built in identical Italianate style does not appear here as it wasn't built until 1878, but ... (read more)
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Although a current day massive facade has been placed in front of this, you can still see elements of the old building such as the upper ... (read more)
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By the late 19th century the street had a semi-mature avenue of elm trees, stone street channels and extensive timber picket fencing and picket tree guards ... (read more)
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