Chinese-Australian Historical Images in Australia

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Duke’s Visit. Chinese Arch. [picture], 1901, by Columbia Stereoscopic Company, courtesy of State Library of Victoria - Picture Collection.
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Chinese procession & the Chinese Citizen's Archway, Swanston Street, Melbourne, during the commemoration of the Duke of York's visit to open the first Australian Parliament, 1901., courtesy of Chinese Museum.
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Duke of York Celebrations, Melbourne. The Chinese Procession and the chinese Arch, Swanston St. [picture], 1901, by Rose, George, courtesy of State Library of Victoria - Picture Collection.
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Chinese Arch Melbourne, 1901. From album 323/34 [picture], courtesy of National Library of Australia - Picture collection.
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Chinese Arch In St. George's Terrace, Perth 1901 / [Photograph], c. July 1901, courtesy of State Library of Western Australia - Battye Library.
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Decorated Chinese arch for visit by Duke and Duchess of York, 1901, courtesy of Museum Victoria.
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Chinese Arch, St. George's Terrace, Perth [picture], c. July 1901, by Tesla Studios, Perth, courtesy of State Library of Western Australia - Battye Library.
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Chinese archway, Federation celebrations 1901, c. 1901, courtesy of Chinese Museum.
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Chinese Arch, in honour of the tour of the Duke and Duchess of York and Cornwall, 1901, courtesy of State Library of Victoria - Picture Collection.
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Chinese Arch, Melbourne 1901, courtesy of National Library of Australia - Picture collection.
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Related Concepts

processions

Related Events

celebrations - Duke of York visit and opening of Federal Parliament, 1901 (1901 - )

Related Places

Melbourne's Chinatown - Little Bourke Street area (Victoria) (c. 1854 - )

Archival Collections

State Library of Victoria - Picture Collection

Commemorative arches erected to honour the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, 1901; State Library of Victoria - Picture Collection [ Details... ].

Published Resources

See also

Craw, Leslie W., The Duke and Duchess: A Momento of their visit to melbourne and Opening of the first Commonwealth Parliament of Australia May 1901, Leslie W. Craw, Melbourne, c1901. [ Details... ]

Images

Title: Chinese arch (at a distance) in mostly empty street
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Chinese procession & the Chinese Citizen's Archway, Swanston Street, Melbourne, during the commemoration of the Duke of York's visit to open the first Australian Parliament, 1901.
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Chinese procession passing under the Chinese Arch, Swanston Street with man in dark suit
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Chinese procession walking through Chinese Arch with figure in dark Chinese-style dress
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: The Chinese citizens arch - Swanston Street.
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

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Title: Back of the Chinese dignitaries' carriage going through the Chinese federation arch
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Chinese Arch in St. George's Terrace, Perth 1901
Type: Photograph
Date: c. July 1901
Place: Australia - Western Australia - Perth - St George's Terrace; Details

Title: Chinese Arch, Barkley Street, Ballarat, 1901
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Ballarat - Barkly Street; Details

Title: Chinese Arch, St. George's Terrace, Perth
Type: Photograph
Date: c. July 1901
Place: Australia - Western Australia - Perth - St George's Terrace; Details

Title: Chinese archway, Federation celebrations 1901
Type: Photograph
Date: c. 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Chinese Citizens' Arch also showing man with beard and woman with dog
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Chinese federation arch (at angle) with two unposed males in front
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Chinese federation arch in a mostly empty street
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Chinese Federation archway with large crowd in front
Type: Photograph
Date: c. 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne; Details

Title: Chinese federation procession passing through Queen's Arch, Collins Street
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Collins Street; Details

Title: Chinese procession and the Chinese Arch, Swanston St.
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Citizens Arch, Duke of York visit
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Federation band passing through the Chinese federation arch
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: Full frontal photograph of Chinese federation arch with no people or traffic visible.
Type: Photograph
Date: 1901
Place: Australia - Victoria - Melbourne - Swanston Street; Details

Title: The Chinese arch, St. Georges Terrace 1
Type: Photograph
Date: c. 1901
Place: Australia - Western Australia - Perth - St George's Terrace; Details

Title: The Chinese arch, St. Georges Terrace 2
Type: Photograph
Date: c. 1901
Place: Australia - Western Australia - Perth - St George's Terrace; Details

Title: The Chinese Arch, St. George's Terrace Perth, July 1901
Type: Photograph
Date: c. July 1901
Place: Australia - Western Australia - Perth - St George's Terrace; Details

Created: 18 March 2004, Last modified: 22 July 2005