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1845 First Bridge in Melbourne Melbourne Vessels situated on the south west

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situated on the south west corner of Lygon and Elgin Streets

The cart in the centre bears signage of "Samuel Moor's Napier Street Fitzroy Licensed Van - Furniture Van"

Paul's Cathedral

with architect Peter Kerr involved in both phases

on east side of Swanston Street

1845 First Bridge in Melbourne Melbourne Vessels situated on the south westA drawing of the plans for the proposed First Bridge for Melbourne in 1845, designed by David Lennox. Melbourne was settled in 1835 on the north side of the Yarra, but as the city grew north and south, there was no permanent crossing point of the Yarra River. Over time various punt and ferry operators were granted licences to ferry people and other traffic across the river. Discussions regarding the need for a bridge were commenced around 1842, with

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