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Richmond Town Hall

Richmond Town Hall

Richmond Town Hall was built in 1869 and got a new facade, changing its appearance to the fashionable Art Deco style in the 1930s.

Richmond from Town Hall Gigapixel

Richmond from Town Hall Gigapixel

Gigapixel Panoramic view from Richmond Town Hall

Captured as 100's of overlapping frames from each side of the upper platform of the of the Richmond Town Hall, this shows the complete 360° view of Richmond and surroundings from the clocktower. A modern map shows the viewing direction and  marker labels show notable buildings. Click on the “View” and “Visit” labels to see the view from that location in a new browser tab. Locations such as Govt House will open views from that location. Metro Gas Tower will open a series of views captured from the same location over time. The view from the tower of Auburn Uniting Church is excellent. These virtual tours represent travel through time and space in Melbourne's History. The balcony of the town hall is very narrow, which require a panoramic view to be captured from W, S, E and North and then joined.

 

 

Melbourne from Shrine of Remembrance

Melbourne from Shrine of Remembrance

Gigapixel Panoramic view of Melbourne from the Shrine of Remembrance

Captured as 100's of overlapping frames from each corner of the upper platform of the Shrine, this shows the complete 360° view of Melbourne and suburbs from the Shrine. A modern map shows the viewing direction and  marker labels show notable buildings. Click on the “View” and “Visit” labels to see the view from that location in a new browser tab. Locations such as Govt House will open views from that location. Eastern Hill Fire Tower and Metro Gas Tower will open a series of views captured from the same location over time. These virtual tours represent travel through time and space in Melbourne's History.

 

 

Melbourne From North and South

Melbourne From North and South

Inception views of Melbourne from North and South
View Melbourne from University of Melbourne and Xavier College Burke Hall
Enjoy the “Inception” concept of “up and down worlds”
There is no “up” or “down” – we live on a round ball!
Melbourne from Central Station 1920

Melbourne from Central Station 1920

Panoramic views of Melbourne from the Tower of Flinders St Station

over several years…more to come!
1920  Row Photographer, State Library of Victoria 
H4013 Flinders St East and Princes Bridge,  H5012 Princes and Queens Bridge, H3785 Queens Bridge and Flinders St West
A modern view will be added by HiddenMelbourne when we are able to access the tower.

 

Melbourne from GPO

Melbourne from GPO

Panoramic views of Melbourne from the Tower of the GPO

over several years…more to come!
ca1867 Several frames captured from the GPO by Charles Nettleton H838, 840,841, 865, 2489, 23929. Missing frame content visible in AC Cooke's lithograph
1867or later  Drawn by AC Cooke from Photographs by Charles Nettleton mp001191 State Library of Victoria
These were created as a lithograph and contain buildings not in the photograph, eg. Independent Church, which has been “virtualised” and is in fact much lower than Scots Church
ca1892 George Washington Wilson, with permission from University of Aberdeen Library
1920  Two frames captured by Row from the GPO with a Cirkut camera H3784, H2581
A modern view will be added by HiddenMelbourne when we are able to access the tower.