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Girl Guide Hall, Barkly St, MorningtonThe image taken from the roadway looking straight at the brick building and entrance, arched roof

Girl Guide Hall, Barkly St, MorningtonThe image taken from an angle looking towards a red brick building, the entrance obscured by a tree

Council Pound Mornington 1978The image taken at an angle of a wooden building with sloping roof, entrance door

Fish Sorting ShedPart of a wooden building with tin roof, and a window on either side of door, in background cliff face

Morning Star (Sunnyside ) c1956The original buildings are Gothic Revival in style, using cemented brick construction, the two storeyed stucco house is asymmetrically composed with a single storyed timber verandah and stucco porch, steeply pitched slate rooves, prominent chimneys and decorated gable ends with finials, there are stepped eaves, cornices, string courses, quoins, hood moulds and castellated parapets

Morning Star (Sunnyside) c1944 The original buildings are Gothic Revival in style, using cemented brick construction, the two storeyed stucco house is asymmetrically composed with a single storeyed timber verandah and stucco porch Steeply pitched slate rooves, prominent chimneys and decorated gable ends with finials, stepped eaves, cornices, string courses, quoins, hood moulds and castellated parapets

Morning Star (Sunnyside ) c1944‘Sunnyside' built 1875, the image taken before alterations in 1944

Morning Star (Sunnyside) c1944The original buildings are Gothic Revival in style, using cemented brick construction but extensive additions were carried out for the Morning Star boys’ Home

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