Summerland Mansions (2014). Originally built as Summerland House, this was re-developed into a block of mansion flats and shops in the 1920s.

  • Muzza from McCrae
  • Date : October 18, 2024
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Summerland Mansions (2014). Originally built as Summerland House, this was re-developed into a block of mansion flats and shops in the 1920s. by Muzza from McCrae
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Gepetto's Workshop (2012) - specialises in wooden toys, including marionettes and hand puppets, spinning tops and kaleidoscopes, wooden puzzles and games by Muzza from McCrae
The Maud Rattray Commemorative Bell was used in the 1930s, 40s, 50s, and 60s by the CFA to warn the community of danger from bushfire and in other emergencies. The bell was rehoused in 2003 and is now only used to mark the end of each school term and if the power is out it becomes the school bell by Muzza from McCrae
General Store and Pro Shop (2010). Originally built in 1885 as the Homestead stables, this is now part of the Eynesbury Township by Muzza from McCrae
Crib Point Cellars and Newsagency (2010) by Muzza from McCrae
Former Salvation Army Printing Works (2011). Constructed in 1901, this building reflects Governor LaTrobe's plan to reserve Eastern Hill for institutional and religious bodies by Muzza from McCrae
Clovelly (2010). Built c1907, it is believed to be the design of the noted architect Sydney Wilson by Muzza from McCrae