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Skin Divers at Mornington c1982Three skin divers are seen walking up the pathway of the cliff overlooking the Mornington Pier, in the right of the photo is the pier with several fishing trawlers moored nearby

Mornington Jetty Easter 1912To the left of the image can be seen the end of the pier whilst the rest of the pier is hidden by the lashing seas and large waves, in the right hand corner of the photo is a fishing boat

Wood Stacked at Mornington PierThe image is of the Mornington Pier, to the right of the photo wood is shown stacked waiting for transport to Melbourne, various sailing boats can be seen near the pier, a fishing shed to the left of the photo and one man walking down the road towards the pier

Schnapper Point Oil Painting (Copy)The image is of a photographed oil painting of Schnapper Point, showing a beacon on the end of the pier and a fishing shed situated at bottom of cliff face, a lighthouse can be seen on top of cliff top and looking around the coastline to the right of the painting is the Royal Hotel

Rough Seas Mornington c1910An oval image of Schnapper Point Pier awash by rough seas, a fishing boat and fishing shed lashed by the heavy seas, on cliff top above can be seen lighthouse and a pergola

Mornington Pier from Red Bluff c1900Looking towards the pier from where Schnapper Point Drive and the pier both meet, in the background is the bluff which overlooks the pier, lighthouse situated on clifftop and below a fish shed

Mornington Pier and Bluff LighthouseLooking towards the pier over titree from Red Bluff, also can be seen the lighthouse and pergola on bluff which overlooks the pier and fishing shed, a fishing boat moored at the pier

Mornington Pier from Bluff overlooking the Pier c1930An image of the pier from the bluff overlooking the pier, cars are parked on the pier and several people can be seen walking on the pier, several small boats are moored near the pier

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