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Great Video, Australia has some fine museums and it's great to see the history shared for everyone to take in and enjoy.

Fremantle markets look exactly the same still .hasn't changed a bit which i find incredible

Love the models and displays

It's a great museum, the kids enjoyed the audio tour when we went and I like what they have done with the visuals. We enjoyed our visit. Thanks for sharing.

Would have been very hard. It's interesting what they found.

they must have endured enormous hardships

Great to see the Tassie pics👍

Is that the Vue Grande in Queenscliff?

Id love to se these contrasted against what exists now.

Old. AU STRALIA had a red ensign not a blue one. We fought 4 wars under the red ensign. Menzel in 1953 decided to make it blue without consulting the Australian people or cabinet.

The old world buildings,who built them?No power tools😂😂😂

Interesting to see the changes

Great collection 😊

@ 9.34 tenterfieild didnt get electricity till 1917 so that well developed pole system probably dates from at least the thirties. @12.50 the picture of hobart seems to be taken from the corner of Liverpool street and murray street looking to the hobart waterfront, St David's Cathedral spire is in the far distance to the left partially obscured. Thanks again for your wonderful pictures, luckily hobart has many of these buildings remaining and each city street has quite different topography which makes working out where they were taken easier. Have a happy ond prosperous new year.

My Nan lived on Pollux St for several years and I spent at least half my school holidays in Yass, staying with her. I quickly grew to love it here, and plan to do a drip with my own children someday…

3:37 the elephant pulling the wagon on a flooded road of all places Hobart, I guess the logic was that elephant has a snorkel..

PITY IT TURNED INTO A WORLDLY DUMP..

Thankyou so much, a mesmerising composition which brought me twenty minutes of escape and tranquility 🙏🏼

Our history. 🇦🇺

Interesting early developments of the towns and villages

This history is being erased ...😢

Fantastic collection of pics, across times and places. I recognise Brisbane Street, Launceston, which has lost a lot of its iron lace and verandahs. Also, intriguing to see Coogee with bare hills and sprinklings of trees.

I never imagined I'd see a cart being pulled by an ELEPHANT down the streets of Hobart (3:38).

Not an Indian in sight, refreshing

Excellent compilation..The Wollongong farmhouse captured at 11:45 is located in West Wollongong and named Keera Vale. Basically in the foothills of Mount Keira and Escarment. Originally constructed in 1840's, recently renovated by owners and is one of the area's oldest.

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@ 13:32 Toowoomba Qld 1940, this picture would be of the very late 1940's, maybe even 1950. JFYI.

I have been to more than a few of the eastern state towns & villages depicted in these pictures. The Moss vale station still looked much the same the last time I saw it. The progress made in less than 100 years from when many of these places were established is amazing. Remembering that many hamlets, villages & towns were not begun until after the 1830's, to see such fine stone & brick buildings simply meant that many a worker must have worked long hours & many days to achieve what they did. We must remember that when Australia went to war in 1914, the national population was not a lot more than four million.

A wonderful collection. Thank you.

@14.29 I remember crossing the gundagai road bridge when making the trip back to Holbrook in 1961, we kids used to be put on a mattress in the back of the FC Holden blue on blue station wagon and because the planks on the road bridge were laid across the bridge, we would all be woken up with a start as the tyres made the noisiest clack clack clack noise and as the bridge deck was sagging in between the piers the car would violently bounce up and down, I think my father would drive just a bit faster to ad to the bounce as us kids loved it. In the photo you can see the cross ways planking.

I have heard something about the Qantas Diana early flights

Thanks for the videos. Very enjoyable ❤

Thanks so much for all these videos 😊 and some repeats as we didn't get to see all the images on the early ones 👍

The photos do not have the dates .

Great variety of photos from across the country.. was great to view them all.

Wonderful steam rail heritage

Great, many stories from these towns. 👍

Great to be able to look back, thanks for sharing 😊

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Very interesting, many great towns. thankyou

Really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing

Really nice, so many wonderful towns

Really takes me back, thanks

there are other parts of Australia other than Qld, NSW, Vic, SA & Tas. WA & NT are also part of the same country

Great country towns and cities

Great to see the corner shop. It's amazing some of the things they sold in those little shops.

Thanks for sharing 👍

Hi mate, I used to work in the Goldsbrough Mort building at Pyrmont right behind Darling Harbour. I didn’t know there used to be one also at Circular Quay apparently the AMP building now sits where there that was located. It is a travesty what happened to the beautiful blue and white Darling Harbour complex too. I used to have lunch there every day and often used the monorail to do deliveries around the city.

My goodness how thing's have changed. Thank you very much for these old pictures.