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Essay, "Clondrisse", 1844, 1915 and 1966Essay containing details the history of “Clondrisse”, a house built in 1844 at Cape Schank, Mornington Peninsula. Includes associated families and life on the property.

Information Sheet and letter on Norman Lodge regarding removal from the Register of Historic BuildingsInformation sheet contains general information about the history of Norman Lodge, previously known as “Manyung”. The letter from Leslie Moorehead, The Mornington Peninsula Historical Society, to Mornington Shire Council discusses the historical significance of Norman Lodge and the condition of it as it relates to habitation in 1978.

56 Queen Street, Mornington, 1999Double storied white rendered house. Tiled roof and gabled windows, two very tall chimneys at the right. Timber front fence.

Semi-detached cottages , Gordon Street, Mornington, 1999Semi-detached cottages light coloured render with arches at entrances, 2 chimney’s each, red painted corrugated iron roof.

Railway House, Barkly Street, Mornington, 1999Victorian brick house painted white. Red painted corrugated iron roof, bow window at right, 2 chimneys, wire and wood fence in run down condition

House, The EsplanadeGabled House with chimney at the right, red tiled roof only visible, brown timber fence with vegetation obscuring view of front.

House, KIng Street, MorningtonHouse, cream weatherboard, california bungalow, red tiled roof and front gabled porch and two large palm trees in front garden and white wooden fence. Wire safety enclosure ready for demolition.

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