Trades Hall (2010). Built in 1873-75, the building has been added to several times. Between 1917 and 1922 this facade was completed to give the impression that it was all constructed in one stage

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Trades Hall (2010). Built in 1873-75, the building has been added to several times. Between 1917 and 1922 this facade was completed to give the impression that it was all constructed in one stage by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Carlton at [-37.806357, 144.966137]

Nice building should be from 1900's in the Victoria street on the walk towards office by s.gopalarathnam
Walk along the victoria street from Exhibition street junction to Elizabeth street junction by s.gopalarathnam
Lygon Street - Melbourne (Australie) by Naru Kenji
John Curtin Hotel by John Torcasio
Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia by s.gopalarathnam
The goal (inside) by connie_was_here
Zabulon Terrace, Drummond Street Carlton by tessavance
Melbourne blue-orange AUS by pepezza
Walk along the victoria street from Exhibition street junction to Elizabeth street junction by s.gopalarathnam
Muzza from McCrae's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Muzza from McCrae

William Moat [1824-1885]. In 1875, he bought and farmed 79 acres of land at Moat's Corner (cnr Nepean Hwy and White Hill Rd), living in a two-room hut of split logs. by Muzza from McCrae
Passenger Waiting Room [1866] (Quarantine Station) - later, Adjutant/Chief Instructor's Office (Officer Cadet School) by Muzza from McCrae
Rail Bridge over Jacksons Creek (2014). Built in 1861 on the Melbourne-Bendigo line, its 3-span wrought iron box girder superstructure was given additional support by the addition of intermediary brick piers in 1917. by Muzza from McCrae
Cape Clear & District Lions Park (2011). Although nowhere near the water, the locals thought that every cape deserved a lighthouse, so they built a 13-metre model, complete with working light by Muzza from McCrae
Ivanhoe (2010). This building is adjacent to Ivanhoe and it appears to have been built in 1911 by Muzza from McCrae
Beresford (2011) - formerly Haryside. Built in 1889 by bricklayer Walter Beresford, Ann Beresford took up residence here in 1890 by Muzza from McCrae