Nautilus Centre (2009). Built in 2000, this is equipped with a first aid room, art room, large screen colour TV, VCR/DVD, various sound systems, public phone, BBQs, laundry and small canteen

  • Muzza from McCrae
  • Date : October 20, 2024
  • Street View

A photo taken by Muzza from McCrae at the location Portsea with coordinates [-38.319202, 144.717241]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Portsea. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Nautilus Centre (2009). Built in 2000, this is equipped with a first aid room, art room, large screen colour TV, VCR/DVD, various sound systems, public phone, BBQs, laundry and small canteen by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Portsea at [-38.319202, 144.717241]

Fort Franklin (2009). In 1885 the fear of war with Russia had increased and the Victorian Government claimed this land, as a site for a Barracks and gun emplacement by Muzza from McCrae
Point Nepean Rd, heading into Portsea Village, with 80-90 year old cypress pines lining the road (2011) by Muzza from McCrae
Access track to Portsea Beach (2009) by Muzza from McCrae
The Eastern Wing (2009). To the right of centre is Winwood Hall (dining) and on the right is Connelly Hall (meeting) built in the 1940s by Muzza from McCrae
View of Melbourne from Portsea, Vic. Aust. by D J Eastoe
Franklin Barracks (2009). These were constructed c.1885-89 and feature 12" thick walls and baltic pine floors. They are used as accommodation by Muzza from McCrae
Sepia Sunset by hannah.sofia
Looking north from Winwood Hall verandah (2009) by Muzza from McCrae
Point Franklin Sunset by hannah.sofia
Muzza from McCrae's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Muzza from McCrae

Warragul Railway Station (2010). The original station building was started in 1915 and was completed a few years later by Muzza from McCrae
Pembroke (2013). This limestone cottage was built by William Skelton in 1908-9. He built Narbeth next door, but after winning Tatts, he moved in here. by Muzza from McCrae
Peninsula Link - the Frankston Bypass (2011), under construction, where it meets the Mornington Peninsula Freeway by Muzza from McCrae
Balnarring Beach Foreshore Camping Reserve (2010). These camping sites are set on grasslands, among indigenous plantings and accessed by gravel roads by Muzza from McCrae
Rear yard of the Frankston Men's Shed (2009) by Muzza from McCrae
Moorooduc Reserve - Home of the Moorooduc Cricket Club (2011) by Muzza from McCrae