1866 Collins Street looking West from Spring StreetCollins Street taken in 1866, looking West from the intersection with Spring Street. Charles Nettleton captured this scene from the newly erected Treasury Building. The first crossroad is Stephen Street, later renamed Exhibition Street. The second crossroad is Russell Street, and you can make out the statue dedicated to Burke and Wills, leaders of the ill fated expedition. In the house on the corner, with the garden, lived Dr Godfrey Howitt. It was

leaving with 714 passengers and 48 crew

She took over from the last paddle steam tug the "Albatross" in 1903

) Sir Harry Smith

A1 or A0 size to really see the detail

and the building itself took shape between 1905 and 1910

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

opened on the 15th of November 1850

with more than 60

to Swanston Street over on the right

behind the ships

and lies between Queen's Wharf and the Customs House

Looking from the right hand side coming back to Flinders Street