
Showing posts with label Ballarat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ballarat. Show all posts
Saturday, 12 April 2014
Saturday, 12 October 2013
From Melbourne to Ballarat - a town of the lost and found.
A have a few more typecasts to post about my trip to Melbourne that I'm to get out of the way... oh, by the end of the year? Hope you're still enjoying these.
A view up one of Ballarat's original gold-rush era streets, Lydiard street.
*Correction: 1852, not 1952.
Inside the Ansonia hotel on Lydiard street. The glass roof is a modern addition to the historical building.
Photo courtesy of SkyScraperCity
Part of the Avenue of Honour memorial.
'Eureka Stockade' by Beryl Ireland
An old photo of the rebuilt stockade that was on the site till the 90's.
The Consul that was part of the Martin Luther King display - 'Incendiary Library' display.
The Remington portable that was part of the Mein Kampf display - 'Incendiary library'.
The original southern cross flag.
Pieces of the flag that had been posted as a souvenir.
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