Former Commercial Hotel (2010). Built in 1862, this became a stop for Cobb & Co coaches en route to Bendigo. It traded as a hotel until 1971 when the licence was revoked

  • Muzza from McCrae
  • Date : October 20, 2024
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A photo taken by Muzza from McCrae at the location Echuca with coordinates [-36.123748, 144.746903]. 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 Commercial Hotel (2010). Built in 1862, this became a stop for Cobb & Co coaches en route to Bendigo. It traded as a hotel until 1971 when the licence was revoked by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Echuca at [-36.123748, 144.746903]

Metal arch by dock entry by Phaedrus Fleurieu
Millewa Chambers, High Street, Echuca, Victoria by Stuart Smith
Kookaburra's by Craig Ward
Library by Far_Tracer
Old Brothel c.1875, Little Hopwood Street,Echuca, Victoria by Stuart Smith
Algun lugar de australia by FeryYas
Former District Survey Office (right). Originally occupied by the Government District Surveyor [1863-78], this building has been re-constructed after it was demolished in 1999 by Murray Adams
Campaspe River at Echuca by Craig Ward
Echuca library by densil
Muzza from McCrae's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Muzza from McCrae

Karkarook Park (2015). Starting its life as an industrial quarry, this is now described as a "recreational oasis", with walking/cycling tracks and a 15 hectare lake for canoeing, sailing and fishing. by Murray Adams
Foxey's Hangout (2013). This tree was planted to replace the original one on which the carcases of the dead foxes were tied - in the 1940s. by Muzza from McCrae
The Rotary Dairy (2010). Caldermeade Farm produces about 3 million litres of milk per year. The public are welcome during the afternoon milking session by Muzza from McCrae
Jack's Magazine (2014). This is registered by the National Trust. Originally called the Saltwater River Gunpowder Magazine, it was later named after Wally Jack, the magazine keeper after the 1st World War. by Muzza from McCrae
Wildfire Safety Bunkers (2010). This Somerville business has developed the first bushfire shelter to be accredited for private use in Victoria by Muzza from McCrae
Rogers Division, HMAS Cerberus (2011). The former Gunnery School Administration Building is now used by trainees awaiting courses, discharges and transfers by Muzza from McCrae