Chapel Street, Prahran, 1910
Chapel Street, Prahran, 1910

Prahran, an inner suburb and a former municipality, is about 5 km south-east of central Melbourne. It was originally surveyed for farm allotments and land sales occurred in 1840 and later in 1849-50. Although intended for farming the allotments attracted house construction, on large blocks in the north and east of the district, and on smaller, subdivided blocks in the south and west. The resulting distinction between grand residential (partially superseded by upmarket apartments), and worker's cottages remains. The latter was stimulated by the need to house gold rush immigrants.
Chapel Street, Prahran, 1910
Prahran East, Milk Bar, 2004
Millers feather factory, Chapel Street, Prahran, 1910
High Street, Prahran (showing St Mark's Church)
Prahran Reserve, 1913
Chapel Street, Prahran, 1901
Love & Lewis store, Prahran, 1913
The Alfred Hospital, St Kilda Road, Prahran, 1908
Colosseum buildings, Chapel Street, Prahran, 1913
Prahran Mechanics' Institute 150th Anniversay 2004
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