History of city Albury, New South Wales in photos A small historical reference Geography: Date of foundation: 1839 History: Population: 45 627 Sights: Albury Hotel, Dean Street, 1900s Cass's Hotel - The Railway Commercial Hotel, 1900s Corner of Dean and Kieva Streets, 1920s Dean Street, Looking West, 1890s Looking down Dean Street from Monument Hill, circa 1920-1930s Looking North along Olive Street, 1900s Railway Station, 1910s Town Hall, Dean Street, 1910s Bethanga bridge near Albury Botanic Gardens Botanic Gardens, Elm Avenue Dean Street Dean Street Dean Street, from the Monument Doctors Point Church of England Shop 'King of Furniture Abe Nathan' on Dean Street, 1906 Lavington Day March, Dean Street, 1928 Panorama of the city, 1896 Panorama of city, south side of Dean Street Railway station, 1883 Roman Catholic Presbytery The Commercial Bank Sydney Ltd, 1920 - now demolished Union Bridge Hotel, 1890

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