Colour, sepia or black & white historic photographs of Melbourne. :) Flinders Street Station ~ 1910s.

Bourke Street, before Myer's ~ 1900s.

Stunning archive pictures show the Melbourne slums that were once hotbeds of poverty, crime and disease in the 1930s, but became the trendiest suburbs in cafe culture and million-dollar housing there.

UNLIKE frozen yoghurt stores, a city like Melbourne doesn’t just pop up overnight.

The MacRobertson's factories in Fitzroy were known as White City due to the exteriors and interiors of the factories painted white and the workers all dressed in white as well.

Lets do one for Melbourne. Sadly, some dates are inaccurate especially ones from the NLA stating most of their shots from 1945 :bash: ICI House...

Aerial view of Lonsdale/Swanston/Russell/La Trobe block containing State Library/Gallery/Museum and Melbourne Hospital in 1928

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Note the full, but faded Mazda Lamps ad on the Beehive Building, now we only see the cat's face.

Incredible sepia toning on what would have been just black and white once.