1866 Isometric View of MelbourneNOTE: Because of the high detail in this work, we recommend that you purchase print sizes of A3, A2, A1 or A0. Smaller print sizes may disappoint you in revealing the incredible detail of this image. 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, and we have spent many days working on this image, restoring it back to a very close

the Homeopathic Hospital and in distance

Little boy seated on newel post on left and a man seated on the right

Post Office 26

Grimes’ report of the nature of the country around Port Phillip was considered unfavourable by the government in Sydney

Photographer was Benjamin Pierce Batchelder

A photograph from 1914 of the building on the south east corner of Collins and Russell Streets

A view looking south from this point is shown in this image from 1874

A photograph of the Customs House in Melbourne taken between 1876 and 1885

Land ownership and settlement has moved northwards

assisted by architects John James Clark and Arthur Ebden Johnson

Photograph attributed to Charles Rudd

Coming around from left to right