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| Style | Victorian, Mid: 1860-1875 |
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Timelapse Building Images
circa 1900
Doyle's greengrocer shop, Miller Street, West Melbourne. 135 Miller Street on the western side of the Street and located on the corner of Dryburgh Street. You can also see a tiny part of house number 137 Miller Street next door. In the building you can see the patterned wall paper in the hall and the fruit display and advertising in the front window. Some of the advertising is for ale and stout.
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