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

Muzza from McCrae
Date : October 20, 2024
Street View

A photo taken by Muzza from McCrae at the location Portsea with coordinates [-38.319635, 144.717756]. 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.

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

Near Photos

Near Photos of Portsea at [-38.319635, 144.717756]

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

Portsea Camp (2009). On the left is the giant slide and Franklin Barracks is in the background on the right by Muzza from McCrae

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

Looking north from Winwood Hall verandah (2009) by Muzza from McCrae

The Portsea Camp General Office and Reception (2009) by Muzza from McCrae

Bouldering Wall and High Ropes (2009) by Muzza from McCrae

Bay Side Units (2009) - formerly the Alfred Hostel [1966], in recognition of the voluntary assistance given by the doctors and nurses from the Alfred Hospital since 1950 by Muzza from McCrae

Plaque at The Portsea Camp (2009) - formerly The Lord Mayor's Country Children's Holiday Camp by Muzza from McCrae

Muzza from McCrae's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Muzza from McCrae

Darling Deary @ Darling Park Winery (2011) - part of the 2011 Scarecrow Festival on the Mornington Peninsula by Muzza from McCrae

Raws Reserve, Point Leo (2012) by Muzza from McCrae

Emilla Villa (2011) - built on the site of the former Recreation Hall which served the local community until about 1891. This house was built in 1913 for hotel keeper, James Rubira by Muzza from McCrae

High St Rd, Ashwood (2010). In 1868, there were Toll Gates erected here. The local Road Board was given a share of the tolls to keep roads clear of fallen timber. The Toll Gates were dismantled in 1876 by Muzza from McCrae

Baxter Primary School (2010). The school has 14 classrooms, hall/gymnasium complex, resources room/library, arts centre, and extensive computer network facilities by Muzza from McCrae

The City of Melbourne Synagogue (2010). Opened on this site in 1877, this is the oldest functioning synagogue in Victoria by Muzza from McCrae