Jolimont Sub-station, 1950
Jolimont Sub-station, 1950
Jolimont is a residential precinct in East Melbourne, 1.5 km from the GPO Melbourne.
In 1839 Charles Joseph La Trobe arrived in Melbourne as the Superintendent of Port Phillip. He brought a transportable dwelling and was obliged to buy land on which to construct it. He was the successful (and only) bidder for 5 hectares, off the south side of Wellington Parade, set in the corner of the Government Paddock (later Yarra Park). The name Jolimont was reputedly given by La Trobe's French-Swiss wife: joli mont – a pretty hill.
Jolimont Sub-station, 1950
Jolimont Workshops, 1950
Night in the Melbourne Yards, Jolimont, 1927
Cricket Ground, Melbourne, 1900
Passengers alighting at Jolimont to attend Olympic Games, 1956
Past Government house, Jolimont, 1902
Melbourne Football Club, Capstan Cigarettes Card
Melbourne Cricket Ground, 2006
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