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George Street near Hunter Street, Sydney

from Powerhouse Museum

  • Nicole Davis said:
    One of my favourite images of Sydney. I discovered this image at PHM about a year ago when researching an exhibition I was working on. I still loving looking at all the details captured in it. Amazing to see these images of Sydney during that period and return to the spot they were taken to see how the city has changed.
  • Bankstown Babyboomer said:
    It's probably worth mentioning that Peapes was a classy men's store which lingered on for many years, probably due to it's proximity to the later-to-be-constructed Wynyard railway station ramp. The actual direction of this photo is looking SSW, 'down' George Street towards Town Hall and away from Circular Quay.
  • dunedoo said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Sydney's older buildings and structures. , and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • beachcomber australia said:
    Between December 1899 (when the electric trams began in George St.) and 1904 (electric street lighting, not evident in this photo). Peapes (& Shaw) had an earlier store across George Street at No. 324 (that all rhymes!) -

Golden Rule and New York Stores, South 1st Street, Raton, New Mexico (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • swanq said:
    Still there in 2019. 2019 Streetview No Streetview of Raton since then. See also www.facebook.com/cityofdustnm/photos/a.251923124956264/21... "In Raton, New Mexico, you'll find the Marchiondo Building, which was built in 1882. It's at 120-124 First Street and, as the signage indicates, was also known as The Golden Rule and New York Stores. Here you could buy anything from shirts and shoes to meat and flour. In 1913, a one-story addition was constructed at the back of the building."

Shipping wool, Circular Quay

from Powerhouse Museum