1866

Kapunda. The general cemetery with headstone of two infant children of Sir Sidney Kidman who died in the 1890s. He was the Cattle King and owned more of Australia than anyone else
by denisbin

Bendigo. Ceiling rose in the Town Hall. Decorated in 22 carat gold leaf. Bendigo is the city built on gold.
by denisbin

Kerk van Oudorp
by Regionaal Archief Alkmaar Commons

Gawler. Trevu mansion. Built in 1860 for James Martin a foundry owner, state Member of Parliament and several times Mayor of Gawler.
by denisbin

Maldon. The Old Anglican Penny School. Built 1856 and rebuilt 1862.
by denisbin

Commercial Inn, Grenfell Street, c1866
by State Library of South Australia

Dunolly. Central Victoria once a gold field. Meat Emporium.
by denisbin

Mario G. Menocal (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Lights For New Years Eve
by Me in ME

Fire Brigade Station Westminster
by amandabhslater

Gloucester Cathedral
by ell brown

Loches (Indre-et-Loire)
by sybarite48

Lady's Ear Drops
by Jocey K

Former Queens Hotel in Townsville. Built in Moghul style with turrets, colannaded verandas etc about 1900.
by denisbin

Townsville.
by denisbin

Map of South Australian Railway lines in the Milang railway station museum.
by denisbin

St Johns' Almshouse - Trendle Street, Sherborne
by ell brown

Montréal 1879. L'Hôtel Ottawa et le Secteur du Square Victoria.
by DubyDub2009

Macquarie Lighthouse c.1883
by Sydney Heritage

Pavement de la Domus Tiberiana (Rome)
by dalbera

Montréal 1819. Le Champ-de-Mars >Ouest.
by DubyDub2009

Lieut. Richard Dowse of the Queensland Volunteer Rifles
by State Library of Queensland, Australia

Vieux-Montréal, 1866. Panorama depuis une tour de l'église Notre-Dame, vers l'Ouest.
by DubyDub2009

Vieux Montréal 1862. Couvent et chapelle des Récollets, rue Notre-Dame >Est, depuis rue Sainte-Hélène.
by DubyDub2009

Grandmother and Child
by Center for Jewish History, NYC

Scenes from Manchuria, which the tenacious Russian bear covets and may go to war about (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Some snapshots at statesmen and politicians as they walk about the streets of Washington (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Scenes at the Larchmont Yacht Club in course of the races and water sports last week (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Fun and hard work go turn and turn about at the Peekskill Military State Camp (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Now spring unlocks the leaves and grass to paint the sombre fields (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

St. Helen's, West Keal, Lincolnshire
by Lincolnian (Brian)

Austin from U.S. Route 50
by Ken Lund

Wagga. The old Fire Station opposite Victory Memorial Park. Built in 1903. Now offices for psychological services.
by denisbin

Waverley Booking Hall 030724 165106 2
by Richard Szwejkowski

Parnaroo east of Peterborough. History Month Event for the pioneers and of the partial restoration of the Parnaroo Community Hall, formerly Parnaroo sheep station wool store shed. Built in 1875.
by denisbin

Newcastle. The Obelisk built in 1850 to help ships navigate the entrance to the Hunter River.
by denisbin

Eden Valley South Australia. The old Post Office, SA Bank agency and store. Built around 1884.
by denisbin

Two Wells. Side view of the Two Wells School. The section in the middle with a once 12 paned window was built in 1865 as the original school. Added to in 1879 and several times later. Now other uses.
by denisbin

Old man from Momoyogusa–Flowers of a Hundred Generations (1909) by Kamisaka Sekka. Original from the The New York Public Library. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
by Free Public Domain Illustrations by rawpixel

Illustrated front cover from The Queenslander, May 3, 1928
by State Library of Queensland, Australia

Lilium lancifolium fma. concolor 'No Spots' Thunb., Trans. Linn. Soc. London 2: 333 (1794)
by Motohiro Sunouchi

Gundagai. This flourmill built in 1849 was the only building to survive the Murrumbidgee River floods of 1852. The new town was built higher up the hill. It closed a flourmill in 1917. You can buy it now.
by denisbin

Galong. A Rusconi carved headstone of members of the Ryan family. This isolated cemetery sits in the middle of a paddock. The land was donated by Ned Ryan in 1838.
by denisbin

Galong cemetery. Established by Ned Ryan in 1838. His headstone and that of his wife. Behind some of the Rusconi carved marble headstones of Ned's ancestors.
by denisbin

Kapunda. The general cemetery with headstone of two infant children of Sir Sidney Kidman who died in the 1890s. He was the Cattle King and owned more of Australia than anyone else
by denisbin

Beechworth historic precinct. The Telegraph Station built in honey coloured granite 1858. Now a museum.
by denisbin

Queenstown. The old town library built in 1877 identical to the Courthouse across the street. Designed by an Invercargill architect.
by denisbin

Staff of the NSS SOBRAON
by Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons

A80-100v-3
by Schlesinger Library, RIAS, Harvard University

Nowra. On the Shoalhaven River. Bundanon. Home of artist Arthur Boyd. Built 1866. Red cedar used in the interior was cut from the property. Red cedar French doors in the living room.
by denisbin

Riverton. The old stone government class rooms added to the much older town school.
by denisbin

The Origin of the World
by rjhuttondfw

Hoyleton War Memorial Gates to the oval. These stobie pole gates and memorial replace wooden ones eaten by white ants.
by denisbin

Auchendarroch house Mt Barker.
by denisbin

Kilcoy Golf Links ca. 1932
by State Library of Queensland, Australia

Resting a While
by Jocey K

Riding on the sheeps back. Building ornamentation in Townsville Queensland.
by denisbin

Townsville. New apartments along the river.
by denisbin

Georgian door near Launceston Tasmania. Clarendon House 1838. Nile Tasmania.
by denisbin

The summer-porch number of the Ladies' home journal
by Boston Public Library