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Historic house, Mornington, c1992Image of a the front door and verandah of a historic weather board house. The house has been painted white; the wooden fret work along the top of the verandah is featured.

Historic house, Ronda, c1997Image of a white house with dark trim and a dark tiled roof. The front entry is constructed in a triangular shape with an upstairs balcony with three large panes of glass. The front of the house is largely obscured by trees and hedges.

Cnr King George Ave & Nunns Road, MorningtonWhite weather board house with a pitched roof. There is a verandah to the right hand side of the house. There are sash windows with surrounds painted brown.

Historic Home, “Combe Martin”, c1997Image of a two storey brick house with a steep tiled roof and several chimneys. In the foreground a a black double gate and brick wall (fence).

“Woorak” later “Mossgiel” Bath Street, MorningtonWell maintained white, single-storied Victorian era house, with slate tile roof, and verandah around two sides edged with white iron lace-work. A bay window is on one side of the panelled green front door, and a green lawn in front and large trees on each side indicate a pleasant garden.

College of Our lady of the Sea, c1900Image of a large historic building with a central brick tower. On the verandah and lawn is a gathering of people. There appears to be na band standing on the front lawn

10 Shelley Street, MorningtonSmall stone light coloured house with a central door and a sash window either side. The roof is made of corrugated iron with a small overhead shelter over the door. A wooden and wire fence is directly in front of the house with a grassed verge in the foreground.

9 Shelley Street, MorningtonA black and white double fronted house with a steeply pitched orange tiled roof. There is an attic above the front door. The front garden consists of a neatly mowed lawn, shrubs and a large deciduous tree.

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