1870 Elizabeth Street Looking North Australians At War but never executed due to

but never executed due to financial pressures at the time

Notes from the State Library tell us that this image is a "Collection of architectural drawings of the new buildings at Flinders Street Railway Station

Photograph by John William Lindt

and Queen's Bridge - which replaced it - was completed in 1889

We do well) and exemplified a philosophy of exclusive goods and meticulous service

1870 Elizabeth Street Looking North Australians At War but never executed due toA photograph looking north from the southern end of Elizabeth Street where it ends at Flinders Street around 1870. A group of men are standing on the footpath, looking like they are waiting to enter one of the establishments. Trading along this block from the left we find the Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Co., then Cox the butcher, then Scott's Flowers, H. Gauer the Furrier, Hunt's Full & Plenty Luncheon Room, Osborne's Tobacconist, an Oyster