1940s Collins Street Scots' Church and a Falls Bridge

and a Falls Bridge

Notes from the State Library tell us that this photograph is "Looking south west across the intersection towards corner building with porch over footpaths

This business was established by Charles Ball and his nephew W

horse drawn wagons at curb and in street

St Paul's Church (1852) was to remain for another 22 years before being demolished (1885) and replaced by the current St Paul's Cathedral

1940s Collins Street Scots' Church and a Falls BridgeA photo of the south side of Collins Street, showing the beautiful architecture in the 1940s from Russell Street down to King Street. In the far distance we see the tower of the T&G Life Building on the corner of Russell Street. Nearest to the photographer on the right are the beautiful Federal Buildings, nestled up against the amazing Federal Hotel, sited on the corner of King Street. Across King Street is the Robb's Building, which is another