Fitzroy history – map of pubs and wine shops c1935
It’s been a while since I had time to do a Fitzroy history post, but they are popular and I do mean to continue with them. I have plenty more in the draft queue. This map shows the portion of Fitzroy bounded by Victoria Parade, Johnston Street, Nicholson Street and Smith Street. The black squares show the locations of hotels, wine shops, licensed grocers and delicensed hotels and wine shops c1935. Many remain, though some have been replaced by the hospital or have been converted to other uses.
Courtesy of SLV collection / ID: mp010527 / photographer: Frederick Oswald / copyright: F. Oswald Barnett Collection, State Library of Victoria / used under the fair dealings provisions of the Copyright Act 1968 / c1935
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May 23rd, 2009 at 8:19 pm
Gertrude Street earned its reputation for good reasons I see.
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