1850's Vintage Map of Port Melbourne, Victoria Australia

1850's Vintage Map of Port Melbourne, Victoria Australia

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1850's Vintage Map of Port Melbourne, Victoria Australia000009085 Sandridge, the Port of Melbourne, one block from the bay. Between 1850 to 1870. Parts of the title "Sandridge, the, of", have been crossed out by hand to indicate the area is Port Melbourne. Graham Street Nott Street Rouse Street Stokes Street.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024