Graham Brothers and Co.

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Agent TypeOrganisationActivities & OccupationsCommission agentsMerchantsHistoryIn 1839 Scottish immigrant James Graham overlanded from Sydney to Melbourne to open a Melbourne agency for S.A. Donaldson, a Sydney merchant. Successful in colonial commerce, Graham was in business on his own account by 1841. Graham, Lamb & Co. was formed in 1853, but was dissolved in 1858 in favour of the family firm of Graham Brothers & Co., which became one of the colony's notable firms. James Graham's wider career included directorships of railway and insurance companies, pastoral interests and an undistinguished term as a Member of the Victorian Legislative Council. The family became prominent in other fields of Victorian economic development: the firm's interests were reduced to those of managing accountants.Search records of this agent

Plan

Plan for accommodation aboard the ship 'Alfred'

Plan of Koolomurt and Nareen estates

Hand coloured plan, Map of Booligal.

Plan of the Koolomurt and Nareen estates.

Plan of Jolimont Estate - the property of C. J. Latrobe Esquire.

View Bank subdivision

Accession

[1963.0016] RECORDS OF GRAHAM BROTHERS AND CO.

[1961.0014] Records of Graham Brothers and Co.

Multiple Items

Heidelberg and other maps, including Koolomurt.

University of Melbourne Archives

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Graham Brothers and Co.