Tag: George Coppin in Cremorne



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Coppins-Cremorne-Gardens-c-1856

Site of Cremorne Gardens c 1853 – Cremorne St, Cremorne, Melbourne, VIC

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Category: Historical POI's 1861-1880, Historical, and Site | Cultural
‘Cremorne Gardens’ once occupied some ten acres of land in Melbourne’s inner city suburb of Richmond.  The gardens were bound by Cremorne Street to the East and the Railway Line to the West, as well as Balmain Street as its Northern Boundary, with the Yarra River as its Southern Perimeter. Extracts from an Article written by Mr AW Greigh in 1910 serve Read more…