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“Koorali”, Crn Queen & Canterbury Streets, Mornington, 1997Side view of a grey painted wood and rendered bungalow with an attic and a sloping red tiled roof. Dark grey cedar shingles decorate the exterior around the attic window. Sash windows and a one chimney visible. There is a tall wooden fence painted dark grey with white posts along the side of the house.

Horse drawn buggy, c1900Very faded image of a horse drawn buggy with a man dressed in a coat and hat seated in the vehicle holding the reins. The buggy is stationary outside a substantial stone building with arched doorways. The image has been mounted in a beige coloured board, with the name of the photographer at the bottom.

Shire Hall Beach, 1996Image of a beach with still water, sand, no people, bathing boxes and vegetation in the background along the cliff and slope at the back of the boxes. There are tyre tracks in the sand. This image was presumably taken early in the morning.

Harrop House, Mornington, c1997Depicts an old weather board house painted light green with white trim around the windows. A verandah along the front; red brick chimney to the left side and a outbuilding or shed to the right of the house. A broken and dilapidated wooden fence along the left side of the property.

View from Shelbourne Crt to Marchington Ave, 1998View of suburban house backyards, including lawns, small trees, wooden fences and cream painted houses.

Harrop outside toilet, c1997A wooden and tin outdoor toilet. The door is open with an old wooden toilet inside. Grass and weeds in the foreground with a corrugated fence to the back and side.

Aerial view of Mornington and Mt Martha coastAerial view of the coast line and bay, looking from Mornington down to Mt Martha and beyond.

Back yard of Harrop House, Mornington, c1997Backyard of the Harrop House which shows long overgrown grass, a series of outbuildings including the toilet, a wooden fence in disrepair, and metal gate.

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