1915 The Graphic Map of the Dardanelles OperationsA very detailed map of the Dardanelles Operations in 1915, which included the contribution by the ANZACs. All text HotPress The notes attached to the image state that "This pictorial presentation of the Dardanelles Campaign is especially designed to illustrate the joint naval and military operations in the Gallipoli Peninsula, and to enable the Public to follow the movements of the Allies in their progress to Constantinople." All prints are reproduced

which was added in 1887

built in 1888 and demolished around 1966 to make way for the City Square

Eventually the Corporation Market Buildings were demolished in the years of 1959 and 1960

with hoarding advertising the French virtuoso violinist

a contemporary report in The Australasian Sketcher stated that it 'will be of great benefit to the large audiences which so frequently assemble in this building for concerts

columns and pediment of Baptist church just visible on left beside building

with tents and huts in foreground

and this photo shows two of the five divers who were boring holes into the rocky falls

taken around 1902

Further up Bourke Street

acting Lieutenant John Murray commanding HMS Lady Nelson entered the Bay on the 14th February 1802 and named it Port King in honour of the Governor of New South Wales at the time

Photograph by Charles Rudd (1849-1901)