200 x 137 mm. A view from the Treasury Buildings in Spring Street looking along the length of Collins Street, with trams and carts on the road. The two church spires on the right belong to the Scots Church and the Baptist Church.

202 x 149 mm. A view looking along the length of Collins Street taken from the crossroads with Swanston Street and showing trams and pedestrians. The building at the extreme right advertises ‘Melba’. If it is indeed advertising a current performance of Dame Nellie Melba, this would date the picture to 1902, when she returned for the first time to Australia after many years absence.

183 x 129 mm. A view looking down Collins Street towards Spring Street, where the Treasury Buildings can be seen. With shops and offices on either side of the street and a row of horse cabs in the centre of the street awaiting custom.

183 x 129 mm. A view showing a block of office buildings at the junction of Collins Street and Market Street. The buildings include the National Insurance Company of Australasia offices and the Shipping Exchange.

182 x 132 mm. A view looking down Collins Street towards Spencer Street, with shops and offices lining the road. On the right, at the junction with Swanston Street, the Town Hall can be seen.

200 x 143 mm. A view looking down Collins Street, showing two unidentified churches next to each other on the opposite side of the road. Possibly the Scots Church and the Baptist Church.

202 x 151 mm. A view looking up Collins Street towards Spring Street, at whose junction the Treasury buildings can just be seen. Collins Street is busy with pedestrians, trams and carts.

243 x 190 mm.

245 x 193 mm.

245 x 195 mm.

195 x 244 mm.

240 x 189 mm.

243 x 195 mm. Figures are named on the back.

237 x 186 mm.

187 x 53 mm. photocopy.

202 x 153 mm. A view showing a curve in a woodland road, the road itself being constructed from planks of timber laid side by side, with foundations made from piles of wood. For a view of a corduroy bridge in New South Wales, see Y3086U/25. The same picture as Y3087D/70 also occurs in Y308A/61.

188 x 140 mm. A view in the forest, showing large tree-ferns with a carpet of smaller ferns covering the forest floor. The Dandenong Range lies about 20 miles east of Melbourne, and its rich, volcanic soil supports in abundance the lush plant-life seen in the photograph. Part of the area has been taken over by the State as a reserve.

188 x 139 mm. A view showing ferns and tree-ferns on either side of a small stream running through the forest.

188 x 140 mm. A forest scene showing fern-trees and other trees, with smaller ferns on the forest floor.

187 x 140 mm. A view showing a small and rocky pathway through the forest with initials carved on two tree trunks and a rough home-made ladder lying on the ground.

197 x 144 mm. A view in a small forest clearing, with fern and other trees all around.

196 x 144 mm. A woodland view showing trees, shrubs and ferns.

196 x 143 mm. A woodland view showing fern trees.

197 x 144 mm. A woodland view showing fern-trees, ferns and other trees.

185 x 146 mm. A view showing fern trees and ferns on either side of a small stream.