Werner Company Collection
Step back in time to the year 1901 and explore the wonders captured by an unknown creator through their lens
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Step back in time to the year 1901 and explore the wonders captured by an unknown creator through their lens. From Glenelg to Albany, this collection of photographs takes us on a journey across Australia, showcasing its diverse landscapes and bustling cityscapes. In Glenelg, we catch a glimpse of a quaint coastal town where waves crash against sandy shores. The Botanical Gardens of Sydney invite us into a world filled with vibrant blooms and lush greenery, while in Adelaide's Botanic Gardens, we find solace among towering trees and peaceful ponds. Wilson Hall at Melbourne University stands tall as a symbol of knowledge and academic excellence. Its grand architecture commands attention even from afar. Meanwhile, the Lily Pond in Brisbane's Botanical Gardens offers tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle of city life. Venturing underground, we discover Copper Mines in Walhalla that once echoed with the sounds of hardworking miners seeking precious metals deep within the earth. The Star of the East Gold Mine in Ballarat tells tales of fortune seekers who flocked to this region during Australia's gold rush era. Albany captivates us with its rugged coastline and breathtaking views that stretch out towards endless horizons. Back Beach in Sorrento beckons beachgoers with its golden sands and crashing waves—a perfect spot for relaxation or adventure. The Suspension Bridge in North Sydney stands as an engineering marvel connecting two sides separated by water—a testament to human ingenuity. In Beechworth, Victoria, gold diggers tirelessly sift through soil hoping for their lucky strike amidst stunning natural beauty. Lastly, Granite Quarries in Trawool showcase nature's raw power harnessed by humans for construction purposes—an example of how man can shape his surroundings while respecting Mother Earth’s resources. These captivating snapshots from 1901 offer glimpses into Australia's past—moments frozen forever by an unknown photographer named Werner Company.