A Panorama of Maldon in 1861

Title: A Panorama of Maldon in 1861
Creator: Reid, Derek; Cuffley, Peter; Oldfi, David
Date: 2023
Type: Text; Journal article
Identifier: http://researchonline.federation.edu.au/vital/access/HandleResolver/1959.17/199666
Identifier: vital:19260
Identifier: ISSN:1030-7710 (ISSN)
Abstract: This note describes a panorama of Maldon that we believe was taken in 1861 by Thomas Hannay at the request of the commissioners of the 1861 Victorian Exhibition. The panorama consists of three photographs taken from Victoria Reef hill showing the buildings along High Street and Main Street. On the left Warnock Brothers Beehive Store can be seen leading to the Bank of New South Wales and the Carriers Arms Hotel, followed by the Kangaroo Hotel in High Street and the vacant allotment in Fountain Street where the Wesleyan Church would be built in 1863. The Market Hall, as it was before the addition of the portico in 1865, stands in the background with Wright Ross & Company’s Store in Main Street and the Electric Telegraph Office beyond. © 2023, Royal Historical Society of Victoria. All rights reserved.
Publisher: Royal Historical Society of Victoria
Relation: Victorian Historical Journal Vol. 94, no. 2 (2023), p. 497-506
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Rights: Copyright @ Royal Historical Society of Victoria
Subject: 4303 Historical studies
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