Collection: Pictorial Collection

Photograph shows Menzies avenue as an old style road with soft shoulders and deep ruts.

Photograph of the wood block etchings in an illustrated magazine. Central etchings surrounded by nine separate etchings showing a picnic at Brighton Beach and all its events including the luncheon and various races.

Photograph shows traffic through the railway gates at the corner of South and Beach roads. A parking bay to the left is partially obscured.

Photograph donated by Mr. L.S. Jackson, 22 Seymour Grove, Brighton in 1970. The photograph is of Brighton Beach station taken in 1912. The building in the right hand corner to the left of the water tower is the old engine shed.

This photograph is of a woodblock etching on the front page of the `Sketcher'. It is a very unusual view of an encampment of aborigines in Brighton in 1885 dressed totally in western clothing.

Photograph shows parking area in Carpenter street, behind Church street.

Photograph of South road, Brighton at the corner of Point Nepean road prior to reconstruction.

Photograph shows Durrant street with the railway overpass to the left. Marion street curving off Durrant street, centre right.

Photograph of woodblock in illustrated magazine. Bayside scene of picnickers with possibly Green Point in the distance.

Photograph shows an early Brighton shop on the corner of Wilson and Carpenter streets, diagonally opposite the police station. The shop was built in 1858 and is now demolised. (Was apparently the first meeting place of Brighton borough council. It was purchased by Bruce Terry of Moule ave in 1981...