In 1802, Matthew Flinders, on the Investigator, was charting the southern coastline of Australia, when he entered an immense bay, which we now know as...
In 1802 the Governor of New South Wales, Philip King, instructed his Surveyor-General Charles Grimes to travel from Port Jackson to the Port Phillip Bay area...
Absolutely pivotal map of early Melbourne, from 1837, surveyed and drawn by Robert Russell (with his signature in the lower right corner). We see the...
A plan of early Melbourne from 1839, showing all buildings and their locations within the settlement. Buildings are categorised by their height and construction method. Notes from...
Map of early Melbourne, from 1852, prepared and published by a real estate company from that period. This detailed map shows suburbs, streets, parks and...
PLEASE NOTE: The dimensions of this print may require special framing. A spectacular map of early Melbourne, from 1864, prepared and published by the British...
A truly magnificent work, depicting Melbourne and its suburbs in 1866, using an isometric perspective. The original artist worked on this for over three years,...
A view of Melbourne in 1871 from high above South Melbourne. This image originally appeared in the Illustrated Australian News, October 1871. The detail in...
A bird's-eye view of Melbourne in 1873 from high above Hobson's Bay. This image originally appeared in the Illustrated Australian News, July 1873. The detail...
A view of Melbourne in 1880 from high above South Melbourne. This image originally appeared in the Illustrated Australian News, October 1880. Compare this with...
A reproduction of a map published around 1900 showing Port Phillip Bay and the towns and places that surround the Bay. The view is from the entrance...
1900c Bird's Eye View of Port Phillip and Corio Bay
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A reproduction of a map published around 1900 showing Port Phillip Bay and the towns and places that surround the Bay. The view is from Melbourne looking...