1915 Remember Belgium - Enlist TodayA British WWI recruiting poster from 1915, asking unenlisted men to "Remember Belgium" and to enlist today. This is in reference to Germany's invasion of Belgium, which declared itself in 1839 to be an independent and perpetually neutral state. Germany did massive damage to Belgium and its people, despite its formal agreement of a joint treaty predating the commencement of the war, agreeing that Belgium was a neutral state. The British Government

Hanton's Fruit Market & Bicycle Stables

Benjamin R

Almost in the centre of the picture we see the GPO building with its clock-tower

with the outfitters of London Stores completing the block as it meets Elizabeth Street

Price is buried in Melbourne General Cemetery

which is open at that time

located in Little Collins Street

Photographed by Charles Nettleton

showing railtracks

Notes from the State Library tell us that this image is a "View of a bridge crossing the Yarra River

a Melbourne institution

The doors on the far left clearly state "Ladies Only"