340 x 262 mm. A view showing the exterior of the station.

340 x 262 mm. A view showing the platform.

340 x 262 mm. A distant view across fields.

340 x 262 mm. A view showing the platform.

340 x 262 mm. A view showing the platform.

35 x 45 mm. (Vignetted oval). A carte de visite head and shoulders portrait of an unidentified young woman. Inscribe on the reverse are the words 'With Nelly's love and compliments of the season'. The backmark reads; 'Stewart and Co, 217 Bourke Street East, near Parliament Houses, Melbourne. A large framed copy of this portrait may be had price 20. Marion, Imp, Paris'.

99 x 146 mm. A Cabinet Card full length studio portrait of a young woman in her wedding dress. The backmark reads: 'John Williams Lindt, 7 Collins Street East, Melbourne.'

180 x 115 mm. This is a loose print found in the album, showing a possible predecessor to St Mark’s, Warwick.

275 x 215 mm. A view of the bridge from the river bank, with three spans of 80 feet built of iron girders, resting on two wooden supporting structures. With the 17 approach spans, not visible in the picture, the total length of the bridge was 630 feet.

92 x 55 mm. A view of the bridge from the river bank.

204 x 142 mm. A view looking across a small ornamental lake, towards the university buildings, with Wilson Hall on the left.

184 x 134 mm. A view looking across the ornamental lake towards the university buildings.

207 x 150 mm. A view of the east front of the main university building taken from the SE. Started in 1854 and completed in 1860, the buildings were designed by Edmund Blackett in the Gothic Style. The Great Hall is on the right of the picture. The cost of the buildings was £80,000.

207 x 150 mm. A view of the east front of the main university buildings, but taken from the NE, with the Great Hall on the right.

190 x 140 mm. A distant view of the east front of the main building, partially obscured by trees.

154 x 208 mm. A view looking along the tiled corridor, with busts placed at intervals along the walls.

200 x 150 mm. A photograph taken from the hillside, looking across a cultivated valley. Pencilled caption on reverse reads 'view from James Shelley's farm, showing Upper Freestone, with Mr Sturb as prominent landmark.' [Figure standing on hill].

200 x 150 mm. A photograph taken from the hillside, looking across a cultivated valley. Pencilled caption on reverse reads 'view from James Shelley's farm, showing Upper Freestone, with Mr Sturb as prominent landmark.' [Figure standing on hill].

274 x 350 mm. A view of a pool on the river, with cows drinking. The banks are lined with tall dense woodland.

A scenic picture looking down on to the river, where cows are drinking. With heavily wooded ground on the banks.

272 x 210 mm. View of a handsome row of six three storey terrace houses in Upper William Street, probably constructed in the 1840s. The verandahs, supported on cast-iron work run through both the ground and first floor and on the upper storey are supplied with curtains which can be drawn across for additional shade.

193 x 247 mm. A view of a section of the bridge from underneath, showing one of the outer supporting piers, composed of two joined iron cylinders, and set into the rock face at the edge of the gully. These lattice bridges started to appear on the railways in the early 1870's.

157 x 96 mm. A view looking along Urara bridge.

278 x 185 mm. Information given states '2 spans of 125 feet each, 4 approach spans, total length 390 feet'. A side view of an attractive lattice bridge over a gully or dry riverbed. Constructed in iron with iron supporting piers.

280 x 225 mm. A view from a hilltop, looking down into the valley. Richmond lies west of Sydney near the Hawkesbury River.