DescriptionImage in "Book of Views" published by Macfarlane & Sons, to celebrate Jubilee of Queen Victoria, Ipswich, 1887. This lithograph is part of a series that was believed to be commissioned by Macfarlanes, from original photographs and processed overseas. The Bank of New South Wales was opened in 1853 on the corner of East and Union Streets. This image is of the bank on the corner of Brisbane and East Streets (76 Brisbane Street), that was opened in 1863. A telephone exchange was built on the site ca. 1960.
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