Mount Dandenong Tourist Rd shops (2012) - a regular hive of activity and home to Miss Marples' restaurant

  • Muzza from McCrae
  • Date : October 20, 2024
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A photo taken by Muzza from McCrae at the location Sassafras with coordinates [-37.862041, 145.354189]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Sassafras. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Mount Dandenong Tourist Rd shops (2012) - a regular hive of activity and home to Miss Marples' restaurant by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Sassafras at [-37.862041, 145.354189]

Sassafras Primary School (2012). Built around the original 1916 classroom, this school only has about 57 students and three classroom teachers by Muzza from McCrae
Tall Trees by CraigWS
Dandenong Ranges Forest by Greg Brave
Sassafras in the Winter. by Jim Dale
Miss Marples' [May 08] by Graeme Lanham
2012.04 멜버른 ( Melbourne ) by tazdevil
South Central Sassafras by VICPhotoSurvey
Sassafras by Ronald Weilers
Girira, at Sassafras Primary School (2012). This multi-purpose room is used for activities that require large spaces such as drama, music, physical education, and school assemblies by Muzza from McCrae
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Springthorpe Memorial (2011). Nowhere on this structure is there any mention of the deceased's name, but it does say that she was born on 26 Jan 1867, married on 26 Jan 1887, and buried on 26 Jan 1897 by Muzza from McCrae
Alfred Bates - died on Easter Day 1917. He is believed to be the first person to die as the result of a car accident on the Mornington Peninsula by Muzza from McCrae
Newnham (2011) - Mrs Hattie Steele built this house in 1903 as her residence by Muzza from McCrae
The Broadway (2010). In 1931, this complex was built and it housed shops and a cinema. The cinema closed in 1975 and a new six screen cinema complex was built behind it in 1997 by Muzza from McCrae
Former Bourke Street West Police Station (2011). Built in 1887-89, this included 11 cells, police station and barracks. It closed in 1976. It is now the Royal Melbourne Hotel by Muzza from McCrae
National Archives of Australia. This organisation helps Australian Government agencies manage their records, and stores, describes and preserves the national archival collection (2009) by Muzza from McCrae