Passengers alighting at Jolimont to attend Olympic Games, 1956
Passengers alighting at Jolimont to attend Olympic Games, 1956
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.
Passengers alighting at Jolimont to attend Olympic Games, 1956
Past Government house, Jolimont, 1902
Melbourne Football Club, Capstan Cigarettes Card
Melbourne Cricket Ground, 2006
Jolimont Sub-station, 1950
Jolimont Workshops, 1950
Night in the Melbourne Yards, Jolimont, 1927
Cricket Ground, Melbourne, 1900
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