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View from ‘Darriman’View towards the sea across vacant land with a strip of buildings overlooking the sea.

Bullock Team, c1890This sepia photograph on cardboard, shows a Bullock team and dray with a man in the foreground. The gentleman is thought to be A.J. Murray of Lightwood Vale, Mornington. There are ten bullocks in the team.

Bullock team c 1890This sepia photograph shows Mr A.J. Murray standing in front of his bullock team and cart loaded with timber. There are fourteen bullocks in the team. The bullocks vary in colour. There is rough ground in the foreground, and trees in the background.

Hygeia at Mornington Pier, 1906This photograph shows Mornington Pier with a crowd of people boarding, and disembarking the Hygeia steam boat. It has two masts, and two funnels with smoke belching out. There are several small boats in the foreground.

Main Street, Mornington, c1960This black and white photograph of a Rose Series postcard shows Main Street Mornington from the first floor of a building. The view looks in the direction of the sea. It shows various shops. Sennitt’s, and Hast are clearly signed. Cars are parked either side of the street. The cars shown are VW, Holden, Morris, Austin, and Ford ,of the period which appears to be 1950’s or early 1960’s.

Mornington Jetty, 1912This black and white photograph shows a huge wave breaking over the Jetty. A bay trading ketch is sheltering behind the break water.

Fisherman Bridge, Mornington c1900This charming tinted postcard shows a wooden bridge over water. On the left there is a woman wearing a long frock and boater hat sitting on a steep bank by the bridge. On the back is a hand written letter to Miss Unthank.

Scene at Mornington, the Pier from the Parade, c1900This postcard shows a woman sitting above the beach looking toward the Mornington Pier. She is surrounded by scraggly ti trees. There is a boat with two masts moored between the break water and the pier.

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