Attendant's Cottage No 1 [c.1922] - later, Married Officers' Quarters (PMQ1041). Highly representative of early Commonwealth domestic scaled timber architecture of the period

  • Muzza from McCrae
  • Date : October 21, 2024
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A photo taken by Muzza from McCrae at the location Portsea with coordinates [-38.318608, 144.704012]. 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.

Attendant's Cottage No 1 [c.1922] - later, Married Officers' Quarters (PMQ1041). Highly representative of early Commonwealth domestic scaled timber architecture of the period by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Portsea at [-38.318608, 144.704012]

Attendant's Cottage No 3 [c.1922] - later, Married Officers' Quarters (PMQ1042). Significant because it is representative of early Commonwealth timber cottage accommodation built during the period by Muzza from McCrae
Attendant's Cottage No 1 [c.1922] - later, Married Officers' Quarters (PMQ1041). One of a pair - the other was PMQ1037 by Muzza from McCrae
Point Nepean National Park Visitor Centre - 2009 by Muzza from McCrae
Echidna by iseverine
Visitor centre by maureen holbery
Attendant's Cottage No 4 [c.1922] - later, Married Officers' Quarters (PMQ1043). Significant because it is representative of early Commonwealth timber cottage accommodation built during the period by Muzza from McCrae
Attendant's Cottage No 2 [c.1922] - later, Married Officers' Quarters (PMQ1037). Highly representative of early Commonwealth domestic scaled timber architecture of the period by Muzza from McCrae
Attendant's Cottage No 3 [c.1922] - later, Married Officers' Quarters (PMQ1042) by Muzza from McCrae
Attendant's Cottage No 2 [c.1922] - later, Married Officers' Quarters (PMQ1037). One of a pair - the other was PMQ1041 by Muzza from McCrae
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Trentham Cemetery (2010). The grounds are maintained by local volunteers by Muzza from McCrae
Dick-a-Dick Monument (2011). In 1864 Dick-a-Dick, a local aborigine, helped track and rescue three children lost for 9 days in this area. As a result, the locals called him 'King Richard'! by Muzza from McCrae
Sunday morning football on the Canning Reserve (2014). by Muzza from McCrae
Irymple Baths (2009) by Muzza from McCrae
Panton Hill Hotel - 2009 by Muzza from McCrae
City Lights [1996]. When street art curator Andrew Mac installed light boxes in Hosier Lane, he helped turn this alley into a hugely popular site for graffiti and stencil art by Muzza from McCrae