Stables at Point Cook Homestead (2014). Point Cook was named after John Cooke, the ship's mate on the HMS Rattlesnake.

  • Muzza from McCrae
  • Date : October 18, 2024
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A photo taken by Muzza from McCrae at the location Point Cook with coordinates [-37.925362, 144.793084]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Point Cook. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Stables at Point Cook Homestead (2014). Point Cook was named after John Cooke, the ship's mate on the HMS Rattlesnake. by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Point Cook at [-37.925362, 144.793084]

Point Cook Homestead outbuilding (2014). This was possibly part of the original Homestead built in 1849. The three rooms appear to have been used as a dairy, meathouse and rabbiter's hut. by Muzza from McCrae
Point Cook, Victoria by Boobook48
Bay view by Warwick A Sellens
Point Cook Homestead by Mikhail_Karelia
Point Cook Homestead (2014). Built in 1857 for the brothers Thomas and Andrew Chirnside who later built the Werribee Mansion. by Muzza from McCrae
The Homestead by Warwick A Sellens
Melbourne by Warwick A Sellens
Homestead by Warwick A Sellens
The Barn by Warwick A Sellens
Muzza from McCrae's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Muzza from McCrae

Kangaroo Ground General Store - 2009 by Muzza from McCrae
Superintendent's Quarters [1916] (PMQ966) - built after the Police Barracks were demolished. This was originally built to house Mr Kendall, the then station superintendent by Muzza from McCrae
Cottage on Alfred Square (2014). Dating from 1858, this original cottage is now overshadowed by the apartments built behind the Esplanade Hotel. by Muzza from McCrae
Princes Pier building (2014). The original buildings were destroyed by a fire lit by squatters in the late 1990s. In 2011 the gatehouse was restored and the first 196 mertres of the pier was fully restored. by Muzza from McCrae
Sails in the Desert Hotel (1992). This is one of about 6 accommodation areas in the Yulara Resort - from tent camping to 5-star. by Murray Adams
19th century cottages (2012). Believed to have been built by Thomas Allchin, who also built Sutton Grange, which can be seen in the distant background by Muzza from McCrae