Reconstitution of the Parthenon, built in the 5th century BC on the Acropolis of Athens, Ancient Greece1yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ArchitecturalRevival
Wohnhaus, Eberswalde. Monatskonkurrenz Juli 1880, Heinrich Seeling (German, 1852-1932)1yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ArchitecturalRevival
The Coronation of the Doge on the Scala dei Giganti, Canaletto (Italian, 1697 - 1768)1yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ArchitecturalRevival
Flood map of Brisbane and suburbs, showing areas that would probably be inundated by floods rising to various heights, 19331yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/brisbane
Children lining up outside the Belmore North Public School in Sydney's inner west for free soup and bread during Australia's Great Depression. Taken during the winter of 19349mo ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Children photographed at Carahers Lane, The Rocks in inner-city Sydney, 1900s7mo ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Early town plan of Adelaide according to Colonel William Light’s original plan for the city. Light arranged the city in a grid with public squares and surrounding parkland. His plan for the city and its development became known as ‘Light’s Vision’. 18391yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/Adelaide
A wounded AIF soldier receives an affectionate welcome home at the Anzac Buffet in The Domain, Sydney, 19191yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Idealized reconstruction of the Acropolis and Areios Pagos in Athens, Greece. Leo von Klenze, 1846.4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ArchitecturalRevival
Sergeant Clement Edward Hill, 3rd Light Horse Regiment of the Australian Army, South Australia, 19155d ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
'Australian Slang' from a guide to Australia for the United States Army during World War II, 19423yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/straya
An 1860s game of Australian Rules football at the Richmond Paddock. A pavilion of the MCG seen on the left in the background. Wood engraving, Robert Bruce, 18661yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AFL
Jack Hodgson [blinded at Gallipoli] shows a medal to his son, ca. 1920, Australia3yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/TheWayWeWere
Soldiers march down Bourke Street, Melbourne, prior to departing for the battlefields of World War I, 19143yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
I have never yet seen a problem that would not be easier to solve with fewer people, and ultimately impossible to solve with ever more..4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/collapse
Returning soldiers marching along King William Street, Adelaide, 19183yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/Adelaide
City of Adelaide bird's-eye view, The Illustrated Sydney News, July 1876 (Zoom in)2yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/Adelaide
24 Princelet Street, London, United Kingdom. Built 2011, Architect: Chris Dyson Architects4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ArchitecturalRevival
Photograph taken at the intersection of Turbot Street and Edward Street, Brisbane, looking past the South African War Memorial (later removed to Anzac Square) towards the Brisbane City Fire Station (at left) and the People's Palace (at right) and then along Edward Street to the river. 19203yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/brisbane
The Palace of Westminster, England, designed by Sir Charles Barry and A. W. N. Pugin, completed 18701yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ArchitecturalRevival
Children ready for selling Wattle Day sprays of flowers, Adelaide, first day of Spring, 1st September, 19141yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/Adelaide
If you're on Instagram and oppose the logging of Australia's old growth forests, I highly recommend following Knitting Nannas Of Toolangi4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Soldiers march down Bourke Street, Melbourne, prior to departing for the battlefields of World War I, 19143yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianCulture
I was lucky enough to see an Amegilla cingulata, Blue Banded Bee digging under the footpath. Haven't seen one in this area before.7yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Did anyone else read May Gibbs when they were young? Covers a little beat up but the rest is in good shape.4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Australian soldiers resting after a battle on the Kokoda Trail, 19426mo ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ImagesOfAustralia
Today is National Tree Day. Eucalyptus camaldulensis, River Red Gum. Woodlands Historic Park xpost from r/australianplants7yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
South-east Australian Aboriginal man and two younger companions, Douglas Kilburn, 18475yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Built 1930 and a cultural masterpiece of Australian architecture, Brisbane City Hall was one of the most expensive buildings and the second largest construction of the Inter-war period, after the Sydney Harbour Bridge.4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/brisbane
Elfreth's Alley in Philadelphia features Federal-style homes and is referred to as Our nation's oldest residential street, dating to 17024yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ArchitecturalRevival
Meet one of the victims of logging in Victoria's highlands. The critically endangered Leadbeater's Possum.6yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
'Australian Slang' from a guide to Australia for the United States Army during World War II, 19421yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianCulture
Heddal Stave Church, Notodden, the largest stave church in Norway4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ArchitecturalRevival
Photo from Baw Baw where, one year on since the Greater Glider was listed as a threatened species, Greater Gliders are still awaiting protection and still being logged.6yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
Meet one of the victims of logging in Victoria's highlands. The critically endangered Leadbeater's Possum. Another important reason to support Great Forest National Park.7yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
Flemington racecourse under water. Heavy rain which began after cup day flooded the course when the Saltwater River (i.e. Maribyrnong River) burst its banks. Dated Dec. 1, 18871yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Overall in Victoria, less than 1% of our native grasslands remain, in small patchy remnants, and many are so small that their long-term viability is of major concern. [crosspost from r/australianplants]6yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
The 1938 Australian Florin featuring the Coat of Arms, equal to 20 cents.1yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
The Australian Federation Flag, also known as the New South Wales Ensign, was the result of an attempt in the 1830s to create a national flag for Australia.1yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianCulture
10,000 members of the National Square Dance Club performed at Government House in celebration of the Queen’s coronation. Over 500,000 people packed the streets of Melbourne, June 2, 19531yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Sir David Attenborough's endorsement of the Great Forest National Park.6yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Newspaper reporting the bombing of Darwin the day before, February 20, 19421yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianCulture
A mother walks beside her son who has volunteered for service in the military component of the expeditionary force, Sydney, August, 19144yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Agriculture minister Jaclyn Symes yesterday signs away 45,000 hectares of Victoria’s native forest for logging.5yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
An 1860s game of Australian Rules football at the Richmond Paddock. A pavilion of the MCG seen on the left in the background. (Wood engraving made by Robert Bruce in 1866.)4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AFL
This is a great little comic. Though I think a cat enclosure is vital, not just indoors.3yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianBirds
I was lucky enough to see an Amegilla cingulata, Blue Banded Bee digging under the footpath. Haven't seen one in this area before.7yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
An 1860s game of Australian Rules football at the Richmond Paddock. A pavilion of the MCG seen on the left in the background. Wood engraving, Robert Bruce, 18663yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AFL
The Owen gun was an Australian submachine gun designed by Evelyn Owen in 1939. The Owen was the only entirely Australian-designed and constructed service submachine gun of World War II and was used by the Australian Army from 1943 until the mid-1960s.11mo ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/Ausguns
The Three Macpherson girls in swim dresses beside creek in bushland setting, circa 19003yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianCulture
Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth in her coronation gown outside Parliament House in Canberra after the opening of parliament on February 22, 1954. Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies stands behind them.1yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianCulture
Saint Basil's Cathedral (1482–95) is a showcase of Muscovite Russian architecture.4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ArchitecturalRevival
I visited Barwon Park the other day, it's hidden away in the back of Winchelsea, just outside Geelong. I had no idea there was such a substantial mansion out that way. If you're interested in history, culture and beautiful architecture, it's absolutely worth the price of admission.5yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
Early town plan of Adelaide according to Colonel William Light’s original plan for the city. Light arranged the city in a grid with public squares and surrounding parkland. His plan for the city and its development became known as ‘Light’s Vision’. 18394yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/Adelaide
Southbrook Central State School class group, Queensland, 19213yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianCulture
The Owen gun was an Australian submachine gun designed by Evelyn Owen in 1939. The Owen was the only entirely Australian-designed and constructed service submachine gun of World War II and was used by the Australian Army from 1943 until the mid-1960s.3yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/Ausguns
Australian army timber-getters shave with their Kelly Dandenong axes while harvest timber for the war effort in the UK, 1940s2yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/TheWayWeWere
Meet one of the victims of logging in Victoria's highlands. The critically endangered Leadbeater's Possum.7yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Sir David Attenborough's endorsement of the Great Forest National Park.6yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
Soldiers from the 11th Battalion posing on the Great Pyramid of Giza, 1915.4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianMilitary
1915 ANZAC Christmas card, reflecting the mateship Australians and New Zealanders developed at Gallipoli4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/newzealand
Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth in her coronation gown outside Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, after the opening of parliament on February 22, 1954. Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies stands behind them.3yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/1950s
Plan of house, No. 12 Hood Street. Collingwood. ... showing how two adults and eight children can live in a three-roomed house. 19354yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianCulture
Today is National Tree Day. Eucalyptus camaldulensis, River Red Gum. Woodlands Historic Park xpost from r/australianplants7yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
Tea, Australia's national drink [float] from Sesquicentenary Manufacturers' Parade, Sydney, 19383yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/Australia_
Victoria's Floral Emblem. Epacris impressa, Common Heath. Lerderderg State Park, Vic.7yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Follow the Sun: Australia’s 150th anniversary celebrations – travel poster 19383yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/AustralianCulture
Today is the deadline to try and prevent a developer building shops, hotel, sports facilities etc. over and around this sensitive wetland. Cape Otway Road Australia Development. Please have your say. Link in comments.4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
There is only 2 months until New Years Eve and you are probably considering ways to celebrate. Fireworks are not only illegal in Victoria but extremely frightening to pets and wildlife. Please consider how your celebrations might affect those in your neighbourhood.4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/melbourne
Helmeted Honeyeater, Lichenostomus melanops cassidix. It is critically endangered, exists in the wild only as a tiny relict population in Victoria, in the Yellingbo Nature Conservation Reserve. It is Victoria’s bird emblem and only endemic bird.7yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Cacao, coconut and date balls. So easy to make, relatively healthy and delicious.7yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/veganrecipes
A mother walks beside her son who has volunteered for service in the military component of the expeditionary force, Sydney, August, 1914.4yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/Australia_
Banksia marginata, Silver Banksia. Inflorescence with unopened buds (left), opened flowers (right). xpost from r/australianplants7yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/australia
Created habitat garden on our small property and are visited by Limnodynastes dumerilii, Pobblebonk/Banjo Frog. West Melbourne, Australia.6yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/GardenWild
Christopher Hitchens and Martin Amis in Cape Cod with their sons Alexander and Louis, 1985.5yr ⋅ seethroughplate ⋅ r/ChristopherHitchens
