Tinted 1862 lithograph of a Melbourne street with a towered stone church, a cottage, a wooden fence, a woman and child walking, and a carriage

Sepia bird's-eye view of 19th-century Melbourne with dense streets, a river and wharves with ships, fading to white at the bottom — Inside: four of your photos stand up below this, with your note.

Melbourne, 1862

Pictures by Henry Burn and Albert Charles Cooke

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Henry Burn's tinted lithograph looks north from Princes Bridge into young Melbourne, with a towered church, a wooden fence and a mother and child out walking under a soft grey sky. Founded in 1835, the city grew at astonishing speed after gold was found in Victoria in 1851. For someone who loves Melbourne or calls it home.

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Melbourne · Lithograph view / MELBOURNE, 1862 / Henry Burn, 1862 / A quiet street scene looks north from Princes Bridge into the young city under a soft blue-grey sky. Founded in 1835, Melbourne grew with astonishing speed after gold was discovered in Victoria in 1851. / Tinted lithograph · State Library Victoria · Inside and behind: Bird's Eye View of Melbourne, Albert Charles Cooke, 1882 · State Library Victoria

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