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Balcombe CampThe photo is of an Army hut at Balcombe Camp, the last hut was removed in August 1999

Balcombe CampThe image shows a new home which replaces an Army hut, the last hut removed August 1999

Balcombe Army CampThe image is of an Army hut which in the photo is gradually being demolished, last hut removed August 1999

Balcombe Army Camp Entrance GatesAn adult and two children standing at the Entrance Gates of what was previously the Balcombe Army Camp, two metal gates with brick structures on either side of the gates, with the name 'Balcombe' fastened onto both brick structures

Plaque on Entrance to Balcome Army CampPlaque on the column of the brick wall at the entrance to Balcombe Army Camp reads: 'The United States Marine Corps here records its appreciation of the friendship and cordial hospitality which were extended to the officers and men of the 1st Marine Division by the people of this District in the critical year 1942'

Mornington Police StationThe image taken near the police station on the left looking up Main Street, 'The Federal' can be seen on the right

Mornington Police StationThe image is of the police station from the rear, part wood, part brick structure, slope rooves, four chimneys

Mornington Police StationThe image shows a a brick building partly obscured by trees, a paling fence in front, to the left of the image the police cells

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