1900 Flinders St Parliament House Several men are working on

Several men are working on the dredges and another man wearing a hat is standing on boardwalk l

demolished in the late 1960s (along with some other fine buildings along Swanston Street) to make way for the City Square

with the beautiful Temple Court building looking back at the viewer

the Exhibition Buildings are added

looking south along Swanston Street from the intersection with Lonsdale Street

1900 Flinders St Parliament House Several men are working onLooking west along Flinders Street around 1900. The elevated railway viaduct (linking Flinders Street Station with Spencer Street Station) is on the left. Under the viaduct are Robert Dent's "Viaduct Refreshment Rooms" offering tea, coffee and pastry. The doors on the far left clearly state "Ladies Only". Fry's Chocolate is heavily advertised. The viaduct was widened in 1915 to accommodate a duplication of railway lines, and the refreshment rooms were