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Mornington Pier, c1900This shows a roadway down to the Pier, with people making their way down to where a Paddle Steamer is moored. In the centre there is a man leaning on the fence which borders the pathway. To the left on the hill is the beacon, which was lit manually to aid safe shipping in the area.

James Smith Adams, butcherThis shows a beautiful two storey stone and brick building. There is an ornate balcony to the upper floor. There is a large sign on the side of the building “J.S. Adams, Butcher”. There is a pitched roof with 3 chimneys visible. There are 3 men standing in the foreground, and a horse and cart with driver to the right of the picture.

Portrait of Stephen AbsalomThis shows a gentleman in a striped apron, jacket and hat. He is stood beside his white horse and cart.

Blacksmiths, Mornington, c1900

Linley Point East SideThis image shows a headland stretching out into Port Phiip Bay. It appears to be covered in vegetation, but only one building is visible.

Linley Point Mornington, West sideThis shows a headland stretching into Port Philip Bay from the West side. It is taken from a rocky outcrop quite a distance away.

Mills Beach, EastThis is a view taken from the beach looking out across Port Philip Bay. There are rocks in the foreground with waves breaking over them. To the right a headland can be seen.

Red Bluff Mornington from Shire Hall BeachThis photograph is taken from the beach, and shows a cliff to the right, covered in vegetation.

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