Douglas Menzies Chambers (2011) - Victorian barristers chambers

  • Muzza from McCrae
  • Date : October 27, 2024
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A photo taken by Muzza from McCrae at the location Melbourne (3000) with coordinates [-37.814728, 144.957921]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Melbourne (3000). Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Douglas Menzies Chambers (2011) - Victorian barristers chambers by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Melbourne (3000) at [-37.814728, 144.957921]

Melbourne, Australia by AnMaDa2011
Clock Traffic Lights (2011). The last of these was removed from Nepean Hwy, Edithvale in the 1970s. They were designed by Charles Marshall in the late 1940s and called 'Marshalites' by Muzza from McCrae
Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia by Salahuddin Ahmad
William St High Rise by Steve Busson
Bourke St Building by Steve Busson
Melbourne, Australia by AnMaDa2011
Little Hero katsalidus fender by Incinio
Supreme Court of Victoria by Bernard Morey
Melbourne by mr.nuntabu
Muzza from McCrae's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Muzza from McCrae

Carriage Gates, Melbourne University (2010). These are reputed to be the original front gates, relocated from Grattan St in the 1950s by Muzza from McCrae
Lionel Rose statue in Queens St Park (2010). The former bantamweight world boxing champion [1968] was born at Jacksons Track near Warragul by Muzza from McCrae
Chiltern Post Office (2010). This was built in 1863 with extensions added in 1900, 1919 and 1930. It is one block from the town's commercial centre, probably because no land was reserved closer, during the gold rush of 1859 by Muzza from McCrae
Arthurs Seat (1997). The area on the left shows the result of a bushfire, with Seawinds, the green area on the right by Muzza from McCrae
Trentham Cemetery (2010). The first recorded burial here was Isaac Bennet, killed by a falling tree at Blue Mount in 1870 by Muzza from McCrae
Gardiners Creek Bridge (2010). When the 1926 bridge was replaced, the two original marble foundation stones were placed into the rail supports on the southern side by Muzza from McCrae