Former Mortuary at Hermannsburg Mission (1992). Tourists are not allowed to visit the area on Tuesdays because that is the aboriginal burial day.

  • Muzza from McCrae
  • Date : October 22, 2024
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A photo taken by Muzza from McCrae at the location Northern Territory with coordinates [-23.942939, 132.776529]. Additionally, you might be interested in finding other photos captured by different users near Northern Territory. Both sets of images could provide a richer perspective of the area and showcase various moments in time.

Former Mortuary at Hermannsburg Mission (1992). Tourists are not allowed to visit the area on Tuesdays because that is the aboriginal burial day. by Muzza from McCrae
Near Photos

Near Photos of Northern Territory at [-23.942939, 132.776529]

Hermannsburg - Kirche - Innenansicht - Australia by wHucki
Alte Arbeitsgeräte by Günter Kaiser
Historische Arbeitsgeräte by bild
Historische Arbeitsgeräte by bild
Hermansberg. Albert Namatjira born here. by Cheryl Parkes
Kapelle by Günter Kaiser
Hermannsburg - Kirche / Mission deutscher Lutheraner - Australia by wHucki
Historic Hermannsburg by Snockley
Alte Arbeitsgeräte by bild
Muzza from McCrae's Other Photos

Other photos taken by Muzza from McCrae

National Vietnam Veterans Museum (2010). This nationally recognised Museum is dedicated to the preserving and displaying of photographs, memorabilia, vehicles and aircraft that accurately detail the history of Australian involvement in the Vietnam War from 1962 to 1972 by Muzza from McCrae
Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club (2010). Founded in 1892, this venue was used for all major tennis tournaments until 1987 when the National Tennis Centre in Flinders Park opened by Muzza from McCrae
Bendigo Gaol (2004). This medium security prison was opened in 1863. A major refurbishment which included sewering each cell was undertaken in 1993-94. It was officially closed on 5 January 2006 by Muzza from McCrae
Hepburn Bathhouse and Spa (2010). Since 1895, taking the waters at The Bathhouse has been a “must do” when visiting Hepburn Springs. This building is the result of a $13m redevelopment by Muzza from McCrae
Gembrook General Store and Newsagency (2011). The double gabled frontage was added in the 1920s, to an earlier store built between 1902 & 1905 by Muzza from McCrae
Johnny Mullagh Cricket Centre (2011). Named after a local Aboriginal cricketer, who scored 1,698 runs and took 245 wickets during the first Australian International tour to England in 1868 by Muzza from McCrae