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1857 Bradshaw's map of Melbourne & suburbs

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Acquisition number
1565
Catalogue number
emdf0352
File name
DF0352
File location
Digital archive

A map of Melbourne and suburbs, with streets named and churches and public institutions marked.

The original map is in the collection of the State Library of Victoria and its record reads as follows:

Title: Bradshaw's map of Melbourne & suburbs [cartographic material] : showing the churches, public institutions, railways, &c. / drawn by Blackburn ; engd. by F. Grosse.
Author/Creator: Bradshaw (Firm)
Contributor(s): Frederick Grosse 1828-1894.; Blackburn
Publisher: Melbourne : Bradshaw, Office-78, Collins St. East, next door above "The Argus" Office 
Date(s): 1857?] 
Description: 1 map ; 40 x 34 cm., on sheet 49 x 40 cm. 
Copyright status: This work is out of copyright 
Terms of use: No copyright restrictions apply. 
Map data: Scale [1:15 840]. 4 inches to the mile 
Subjects: Streets -- Victoria -- Melbourne -- Maps; Melbourne (Vic.) -- Maps
Notes: Street map of the City of Melbourne showing street names, buildings, railways, parks and drainage. At right of map is a detailed index entitled Reference to Map and listing all placenames and buildings, including an appendix listing all churches. 
"Presented with Bradshaw's Railway & general guide to Victoria, published monthly". 
Other title(s): Map of Melbourne and suburbs 
Bradshaw's Railway & general guide to Victoria 
Link to digitised item: http://handle.slv.vic.gov.au/10381/170317 
Link to this record: http://search.slv.vic.gov.au/primo_library/libweb/action/dlDisplay.do?vi...

Item type
Map
Date of publication or creation
1857
Publisher
Bradshaw
Owner of original
State Library of Victoria

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