1916 Bourke Street looking West John Lindt The notes from the State

The notes from the State Library tell us that this image is of a "Photograph

and then went back to Cooper's Creek (middle of absolutely nowhere) to gather the remains of Burke and Wills and bring them home

000 spectators and the English captain remarked that the Melbourne Cricket Ground was better than any cricket ground in England

A photograph of Bourke Street from the 1905 period

and Spring streets

1916 Bourke Street looking West John Lindt The notes from the StateA busy day on Bourke Street, taken in 1916. Looking West along Bourke Street, from down the Swanston Street intersection. From the left on the south side of the street we see the Bull and Mouth Hotel, then Cole's Book Arcade, which ran from Bourke Street all the way to Collins Street. A number of jewellers' shops took up position this side of the Royal Arcade, with the outfitters of London Stores completing the block as it meets Elizabeth Street. On