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Steam Boat "Hercules" Charles Rudd View from near Cape Byron

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Description

View from near Cape Byron taken July 25 1802 at sunset

and was renamed "The Federal Hotel"

deciding the placement of the Settlement

A reproduction of a map published around 1900 showing Port Phillip Bay and the towns and places that surround the Bay

This iconic building was opened in July 1888 as "The Federal Hotel and Coffee Palace" when "Marvellous Melbourne" was one of the most prosperous and recognisable cities in the world

Steam Boat "Hercules" Charles Rudd View from near Cape ByronA sad image of the steam paddle propelled tug boat "Hercules" (in the foreground) tied up along the Melbourne Steamship Co.'s floating dock waiting to be scrapped in 1925. "Hercules" was one of a number of steam boats used by the Melbourne Harbour Trust to tow and push larger vessels in and out of Port Melbourne and the Docks. "Hercules" was built in Dundee, Scotland around 1848 and commenced her work in Melbourne between 1850 1854 and was in use for

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