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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).

Combe Martin Name PlaqueImage of a red brick fence post with the metal number 820 and the words Combe Martin below.

“Bracklyn”, Morell Street, Mornington, 1996Double fronted red brick house, Victorian era. Six steps leading up to the front verandah. The verandah posts and front of the house are covered with climbers and shrubs. A letterbox is situated in the foreground.

16 -18 Bath Street, Mornington, 1999Large red brick house with red tiled roof and an attic overlooking the front garden. The windows and verandah posts have been painted white. There is a large expanse of green lawn with a few mature trees in the front garden and no front fence.

33 Queen Street, MorningtonImage of a red brick double fronted house with verandah and a dark coloured corrugated colourbond roof. There is a brick chimney to the right and a whited painted picket fence.

Toy Library, 8 Albert Street, MorningtonCream double fronted single storey rendered house with sash windows and corrugated iron roof. There is a front verandah the whole length of the house, and the verandah posts are painted dark green. The front fence is wire with timber posts painted dark green. There is a chimney visible to the right as you view the photograph. The size of the land is 55 feet 5 inches by 130 feet.

“Tarfayah” Albert Street, MorningtonThis is a red brick house with a grey slate roof. There is decorative cream brick feature around the door and windows. The verandah extends across the front of the house and to the side. with white posts. There are steps leading up to the front door and there are two decorative chimneys visible.

Cr. Morell’s House 1991

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