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Kannanook Creek, FrankstonThis postcard shows a picturesque view of Kannanook Creek from the bank. There is a fisherman in the right foreground, very smartly dressed in a suit with a white hat. In the centre of the image is a woman rowing in a wooden boat, she is in immaculate dress with a large hat.

A favourite bathing spot near Mornington, 1907

Mills Beach, MorningtonThis is view of Mills Beach with a person sitting in the centre looking out to sea. There is a small wooden jetty shown on the right.

P S “Hygeia” leaving MorningtonThe postcard shows the steam boat Hygeia with many people aboard about to sail from Mornington Pier. There are more people on the pier watching the event. There are fishing boats in the foreground, and a man in shirt sleeves and a black hat.

Royal Beach, MorningtonThis shows the Royal Hotel on the left, overlooking the beach. The Sweetwater Pumping Frame Cache can be seen.

The Beach Road, MorningtonThis shows a rough track, with trees and foliage on either side. There is a small wooden bridge in the foreground, and three people are shown, two women and one male. In Edwardian dress.There are a few houses shown on the top right corner of the postcard.

A view from near the Pier, MorningtonThis shows a view of the sea from the embankment. The Ti Tree is sparse. To the left there is a girl sitting on a wooden fence in Edwardian dress. The view looks toward Mount Martha.

St Peters Church, MorningtonThis postcard shows a front view of the brick and stone church. There is a large gothic styled stained glass window in the top front of the building. The roof has a steep pitch, and is slate. There is a white picket fence around the property and a hedge at the centre front. There are gum trees to the left and right of the church. There is a large door in the centre at the front. In the centre f...

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