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Dressmaker's shop, (next to On Gay & Co. and later occupied by Myer, a barber), Hill End

Central Clarke Street, Hill End, showing Walter Stevens & Co. and other shops

Solicitor A.L. Gilder outside his office, (also Goin's barber shop), Hill End

Chaff, corn, bran & colonial produce store in the Commercial Bank Building, Hill End

Beyers family in front of their Clarke Street house, Hill End

Louis & Mary Beyers with their eldest daughters in the garden of their Clarke Street house, Hill End

Hodge's Saddlery, (later Acklands Store), Hill End

Clarke Street, looking north from the All Nations Hotel, Hill End

March to School Foundation Ceremony, featuring Sons of Temperance banner, April 1872, Hill End

View of Clarke Street, central section looking south, Hill End

Clarke Street, looking south from near the intersection of Short Street, Hill End

Clarke Street looking south from The Cricketers Arms Hotel (John Weir, proprietor), Hill End

Man and house, (later a cafe and then the Sydney Hotel), Hill End

Winter snow falling, 1872, Hill End

Louis Beyer's wife and children in front of their house, Hill End

Butcher and three men outside butcher shop (formerly Krone's cottage), Hill End

Clarke Street scene, Hill End

March to School Foundation Ceremony, featuring Sons of Temperance banner, April 1872, Hill End