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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.

Railway House, Barkly Street, Mornington, 1999Victorian brick house painted white. Red painted corrugated iron roof, bow window at right, 2 chimneys, wire and wood fence in run down condition

Railway HouseRear view of weather board building with a rusted corrugated iron roof, there is a more substantial stone building in front of the weather board building, and long green grass surrounds both buildings.

Railway CarriageA dark red railway carriage with white lettering. The lettering states “Mornington” and is numbered “27 BU”. Positioned stationery at the Railway Station presumably at Mornington, prior to the Stations demolition.

View from Mornington Railway StationAn empty grass block with suburban houses in the background.

Railway Cottages, Gordon Street, MorningtonBrick or stone building rendered and painted cream with arched porticos, sash windows and a dark grey corrugated metal roof. 4 chimneys are visible. It has a free standing garage alongside. The front garden has a dark grey painted picket fence.

Bullock Team, c1890This sepia photograph on cardboard, shows a Bullock team and dray with a man in the foreground. The gentleman is thought to be A.J. Murray of Lightwood Vale, Mornington. There are ten bullocks in the team.

The Kiosk, Mount Martha, 1949The photograph shows a single storey weather board building. There is a petrol bowser at the front, and a semi-trailer bus in front of the building. On the left side of the building is a telephone box ,and a wooden fence, with a light pole. At the bottom left it is printed “The Kiosk, Mount Martha”. There are trees in the background.

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