1798 Chart of Bass's Straits Parliament House The "Hotel Windsor" remains as

The "Hotel Windsor" remains as Melbourne's only remaining example of a grand Victorian-era hotel

This area was known at the time as "Little Lon"

asking for reassurance that the land sale which impended would be held

The notes attached to the image state that "This pictorial presentation of the Dardanelles Campaign is especially designed to illustrate the joint naval and military operations in the Gallipoli Peninsula

on the corner of Lonsdale and William Streets

1798 Chart of Bass's Straits Parliament House The "Hotel Windsor" remains asAn early chart of the southern mainland coast of Australia, showing the newly discovered Bass's (sic) Straits, along with the major islands between the mainland and Van Diemen's Land to the south. The chart also shows the "Tracks and Discoveries of different Vessels between 28th Sept 1800 and 9th March 1802, Including Lieut M. Flinders's Track and Discoveries in 1798." The strait was named after George Bass, after he and Matthew Flinders sailed across