Former Brothel (2010). Built in 1869, this became part of a 13-roomed boarding house. It is believed that it operated as a brothel between 1887 and 1897

Murray Adams
Date : October 20, 2024
Street View

A photo taken by Murray Adams at the location Echuca with coordinates [-36.122108, 144.747467]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Echuca. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Former Brothel (2010). Built in 1869, this became part of a 13-roomed boarding house. It is believed that it operated as a brothel between 1887 and 1897 by Murray Adams

Near Photos

Near Photos of Echuca at [-36.122108, 144.747467]

Port of Echuca - Under the Wharf by Warwick Sellens

Boiler and engines on the "SS Pevensey" - Echuca by Ian R Garling

Former Customs House (2010). This was built in 1884 for the collection of Custom duties payable on goods being transferred across the intercolonial border - it was closed in 1910 by Murray Adams

PS Alexander Arbuthnot built in 1923. by Craig Ward

Adelaide steam boat 20-4-03 Built in 1866 by Ron Klinker

Murray Adams's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Murray Adams

The original Wheelers Hill Hotel [1869] was a post office and stopping point for farmers before a 6 to 8 hour drive to Melbourne by horse to sell their goods by Muzza from McCrae

Double-storey residence in the Moderne style, built in 1938 for Dr Stella Altman (2010) by Muzza from McCrae

Southern Star Observation Wheel (Jan, 2009) - during its brief initial period of operation before being dismantled and re-built by Muzza from McCrae

9" Rifled Muzzle Loading (RML) Gun (2010). This is one of three such guns that were mounted on Swan Island in 1882 to defend the western shipping channel by Muzza from McCrae

Statues on the Walk Of Stars @ Waterfront City (2010). L-R: Graham Kennedy, John Farnham, Dame Edna Everage, Dame Nellie Melba and Kylie Minogue by Muzza from McCrae

Koroit Hotel (2011). Because of the historical links the local region has with Ireland, this hotel is probably the closest thing you will get to a genuine Aussie/Irish Pub by Muzza from McCrae