Australia (nation)
Found in 2776 Collections and/or Records:
Federal Coffee Palace, 1888 - 1889
138 x 185 mm. A view of the hotel from the junction of King Street and Collins Street, showing men at work on the telegraph poles outside.
Federal Coffee Palace, 1885 - 1901
145 x 198 mm. A view of this elaborate hotel which stands at the corner of King Street and Collins Street, and was built in the early 1880s at the height of the construction boom. The façade of the building shows a bewildering extravagance of decoration and mixed architectural styles.
Federal Government House, Sydney, N. S. Wales, 1911
A view of the front of the house, first occupied by Governor Gipps in 1845, and built with mock battlements and turrets.
Fern Bower, 1888 - 1889
201 x 150 mm. A view of fern-bearing trees among thick woodland, with two men posing for the camera.
Fern Bridge Gully Black Spur, 1877 - 1879
189 x 132 mm. A view looking down onto the wooded bridge, built with the trunks of fern trees and crossing one of the sources of the River Watt. The bridge was situated near the summit of the Black Spur, about two miles from Fernshaw.
Fern Grove, near Mount Mundy, 1877 - 1879
185 x 132 mm. Showing dense woodland and large fern trees between Mount Mundy and Mount Juliet.
Fern Gully at Gembrook, 1885 - 1891
146 x 204 mm. A woodland scene showing trees and tall ferns.
[?] Fern Street, 1870 - 1879
272 x 204 mm. View looking across a street towards an unidentified group of verandahed houses. The pencilled caption is largely illegible.
Fern Tree Bower, 1870 - 1880
188 x 103 mm. A forest scene amongst trees and ferns, with the monument of the Hobart Town Corporation Waterworks situated in a small clearing among the trees. For a similar view of this scene see Y3088A/1.
Ferns, Botanic Gardens, Brisbane, 1886
235 x 180 mm. A general view of the fern garden.
Ferns, etc. Acclimatisation Gardens, 1886
235 x 180 mm. Another view of various plants in the Gardens.
Fernshaw ‘Big Ben’450 ft high 56 ft Girth 1200 years old, 1888 - 1889
203 x 159 mm. A view of the base of this huge tree, with three men standing beside it. The dimensions should be treated with scepticism.
Ferry boat coming from Circular Quay : Sydney Harbour, 1910
Landscape format. [Steam ferry].
Ferryboat, Sydney Harbour, 1910
Landscape format. [Also showing smoking steamer and sailing ship].
Field of maize, Bungulla, N.S.W., 1910
Fig tree and native vine on the Logan River, 1873
205 x 150 mm. The vine curls up the trunk of this 75 ft fig tree, set in a sugar cane plantation, while at the base of the tree stand four figures, with three more figures at various points on the tree itself. The vine appears to be well over a foot in diameter.
Fijian Court, 1880
288 x 235 mm. A view of the crowded Fijian section, showing its produce such as spears, clubs, cloth and cotton.
Fireworks Display, 1901-05
155 x 110 mm. A picture of the King and Queen made of lights with the message ‘1901 God Bless our King and Queen’. The firework display took place at Government House on the 22nd of May and was ‘said to be the finest pyrotechnic display ever seen in the Southern Hemisphere’.
Fireworks Display, 1901-05
155 x 110 mm A similar picture to Y3085J/28, with the Duke and Duchess of York depicted.
Fireworks Display, 1901-05
105 x 150 mm. A time exposure of rockets bursting in the sky
Fireworks Display, 1901-05
150 x 105 mm. A time exposure of rockets bursting.
Fireworks Display, 1901-05
160 x 115 mm. Time exposure of fireworks on the ground, behind the structure used for Y3085J/28.
Fireworks Display, 1901-05
2 prints 105 x 95 mm. and 110 x 110 mm. Two more time exposures of fireworks (a) of rockets bursting in sky, (b) similar to Y3085J/32.
First judicial decision in Victoria, 1960 - 1989
An undated facsimile copy of the judicial decision given with regard to a series of petty disputes between Henry Batman and J.P. Fawkener, 2 May 1836. The signatories are A. Thomson, John Aitken and James Simpson.
[First word illegible] congregation outside 'church', S.A. [i.e. South Australia], 1910 - 1930
A series of slides showing the CCCS's work among rural communities in Australia.