1864 Queen's Wharf Spring Street and you can still get

and you can still get a beer there today

at the junction of the Yarra and Saltwater (Maribyrnong) Rivers after a collision with S

four buildings

The party of over 400 people (299 of whom were convicts)

The building was situated on the north-east corner of Bourke and Elizabeth Streets

1864 Queen's Wharf Spring Street and you can still getVery detailed rendering of the activity around Queen's Wharf in 1864. At the time, the wharf areas on the north bank of the Yarra River were some of the busiest parts of Melbourne. In this area Flinders Street runs very close to the wharves, and lies between Queen's Wharf and the Customs House. The dark domed tower belongs to St James' Cathedral, located on the corner of Williams and Little Collins Streets. The large building in the centre, behind the