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File:53627.jpg|1897 - Footy Fixture (2 of 2).
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File:34916.jpg|Carlton vs Hawthorn in Canberra 1939The Age July 28, 1939, pg 7
File:34917.jpg|Carlton vs Hawthorn at Canberra in 1939The Age, July 28, 1939, pg 17
File:34918.jpg|View of Manuka Oval (bottom left) in 1939Australian War Memorial
File:34919.jpg|Menzies Car
File:62617.jpg|Carlton east photo by Charles Nettleton 1870"1870 Carlton east Charles Nettleton photo taken fron Carlton Brewery roof.
SLV: H96 160 1433 Enlarged, colour and focus adj. Top, St. Andrews Church opp Carlton Gardens. bounded by Rathdowne, Queensberry and Drummond Sts. This church was moved to Gardiner (without tower top section and spires) cnr Burke and Malvern Rds in the 1930s. Diagonally opp. Primitive Methodist Church on large block, cnr Lygon and Queensberry Sts. Builders Arms Hotel 22 Cardigan Street.
File:62618.jpg|Carlton - west possibly C. Nettleton photo 1880s"Carlton west photo possibly by C. Nettleton From the newly built Exhibition Buildings. St. Andrews on Rathdowne and Queensberry. The mance to the right is still there. (google street view) St.Andrews was demolished and relocated in the1930s. A new church building on Queensberry at rear of Methodist Church. Now a Romanian Orthodox Church. Carlton Brewery with flag. North Melbourne Town Hall with clock, in the far distance on Queensberry St.


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