DescriptionPlan of Cremorne Gardens Victoria ca. 1860.jpg
English: Cremorne Gardens as they were ca.1860. From a plan prepared by Mr. W. Jamieson of the Lands department, from information supplied by Mr George Buller, of Miller Street Richmond. Key to numbers: 1. Higgins's Pantechnicon, 2. Kirk's house, 3. trestles and tightrope, 4. Coppin's house, 5. side shows, 6. Pantheon Theatre, 7. refreshment booth, 8. Crystal Bar,
9. gasometer, 10. landing stage for gondolas, 11. Peachman's Hotel, 12. Cherry Tree Hotel. The Argus, Coppin's Cremorne
DescriptionPlan of Cremorne Gardens Victoria ca. 1860.jpg
English: Cremorne Gardens as they were ca.1860. From a plan prepared by Mr. W. Jamieson of the Lands department, from information supplied by Mr George Buller, of Miller Street Richmond. Key to numbers: 1. Higgins's Pantechnicon, 2. Kirk's house, 3. trestles and tightrope, 4. Coppin's house, 5. side shows, 6. Pantheon Theatre, 7. refreshment booth, 8. Crystal Bar,
9. gasometer, 10. landing stage for gondolas, 11. Peachman's Hotel, 12. Cherry Tree Hotel, The Argus, Coppin's Cremorne
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Cremorne Gardens as they were ca.1860. From a plan prepared by Mr. W. Jamieson of the Lands department, from information supplied by Mr George Buller, of Miller Street Richmond. Key to numbers: 1. Higgins's Pantechnicon, 2. Kirk's house, 3. trestles and tightrope, 4. Coppin's house, 5. side shows, 6. Pantheon Theatre, 7. refreshment booth, 8. Crystal Bar,
9. gasometer, 10. landing stage for gondolas, 11. Peachman's Hotel, 12. Cherry Tree Hotel.
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