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Lead light Windows, Bath Street, MorningtonThe main window in the external door features an art deco floral design in clear, yellow and green coloured glass.

36 Bath Street, MorningtonWhite rendered or fibro house, with gable roof on right side above two windows, the right hand window apparently not original. There are wooden steps to front verandah on left. A small conical cyprus tree is situated in a small lawn near a path to the front steps. A white wooden rail and wire fence and small hedge is in the foreground.

Frean Family and car, c1932Image of a woman and young boy seated in the car, man standing with one foot on the running board and a young boy seated on the running board. The car is parked at the rear of a house whose tiled roof is featured quite prominently.

Frean Timberyard, Barkly Street, Mornington, 1929Wooden weather board building with skillion roof. Door at front and side of building. Name of the owner and business painted on the front facing weather boards, “G.S. FREAN TIMBER MERCHANTS BATHS STOVES TROUGHS & AGENT FOR A.B PAINTS”. Troughs , seat, boxes and roller are outside the front and side of the building.

33 Queen Street, MorningtonImage of a red brick double fronted house with verandah and a dark coloured corrugated colourbond roof. There is a brick chimney to the right and a whited painted picket fence.

35 Queen Street, MorningtonDouble fronted weather board house painted cream with grey trim and bullnosed verandah. Silver corrugated metal roof with chimney. Brick and green picket front fence.

37 Queen Street, Mornington, 1996Double Fronted weatherboard house with grey tiled roof. Veranda to one side and a timber and blue stone fence. Shrubs lining the front fence

39 Queen Street, MorningtonWeatherboard house, double fronted with a tiled red roof, front veranda with wooden fretwork on entrance. The majority of the house has been obscured by shrubbery. Cream brick front fence.

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