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1914 City Baths Australians At War The notes from the Museum

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The notes from the Museum of New Zealand website tell us that "This poster celebrates the Allies' "Glorious Triumph" over Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire

The Royal Mint

"Post-Office"

Photographer unknown

Georges (founded by brothers William and Alfred George in 1880) moved in after a fire forced them to move from their original site further west in Collins Street in 1889

1914 City Baths Australians At War The notes from the MuseumA delightful photograph of the Melbourne City Baths in 1914. The architect was John James Clark who also designed the Treasury Building, the Royal Mint building and the Customs House, among other major works in Melbourne. This building was completed in 1904, built by the Swanson Brothers. The baths are still at 420 Swanston Street and you can use the baths' facilities. By the 1850s the Yarra had become quite polluted and was the cause of an epidemic

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