Toorak College, Mount Eliza
Tyabb Primary School (2009) - established in 1890
Holy Trinity - Hastings
Moorooduc Quarry Reserve ,walking trail.
Mount Eliza
Witternberg Reserve Frankston
There was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe (2010). This was originally built as a float for use in the Melbourne Moomba parade in 1967. It was 'rescued' after the parade and has been here since
Somerville Railway Station (2010). The station opened here in 1889 and in the early years it also operated as a post and telegraph office
Tyabb drain
'Mundowie' (2010). James Wilson built this house in 1921 on the 60 acres of land he owned
Westerfield (2010). This was built in 1924 for Sir Russell Grimwade, an eminent Melbourne scientist. 2.6 of the remaining 14 hectares was acquired in 2010 to build a freeway from Carrum Downs to Moorooduc
Crib Point Jetty - Port of Hastings (2010). This was built in 1966 for $7m and included a two-berth marine terminal with capacity for tankers up to 100,000 tons
Former Presbyterian Church (2010). In the early 1860s the first school in Moorooduc was housed in this building. It provided education for the children of the early Moorooduc settlers.
HMAS Cerberus (2011) - the Navy's premier training establishment. About 6000 personnel are trained annually, averaging 800 trainees on board at any one time
The Old Aeroplane Company (2011). Included in the airworthy fleet is a P-51D Mustang, T-38 Trojan, Harvard, Vampire and Tiger Moth
Hastings State School (2010). The early wing was built in 1872, which makes it the oldest government building in the district. Two additional classrooms were added in 1913 and a staffroom and storeroom in the 1950s
Former Crib Point Shop (2010). Robert McAuley built this shop and started a general store business in 1916
Baxter railway station
Peninsula Link (Dec, 2010). Costing $700 million, this is where the 27 kilometre long freeway will join the Mornington Peninsula Fwy
Moorooluck A.S.H. Stud (2010). This business has been breeding Australian Stock Horses here since 1985
Canadian Bay , Mt Eliza
Wildfire Safety Bunkers (2010). This Somerville business has developed the first bushfire shelter to be accredited for private use in Victoria
Earimil Creek drains a small coastal catchment area into Port Phillip Bay. It is mostly surrounded by residential development and characterised by narrow, steep flanks along most of its length
Emil Madsen Reserve (2010) - home to the Mt Eliza Junior Football Club, Mt Eliza Football Club and Mt Eliza Cricket Club
Devilbend Reservoir (2011), with the Peninsula Link (Frankston Bypass) in the foreground
Navy Steam Club 'train' - HMAS Cerberus Open Day 2011
John Coleman statue (2010). Born in Port Fairy in 1928, Coleman moved to Hastings and played local football for two years before becoming an Essendon legend as a goal kicker
An inter-war Californian Bungalow-style weatherboard house built on the railway reserve and owned by Annie Harrop in 1929 (2010)
Derinya Primary School (2010) - a co-educational school located approximately five kilometres south of Frankston
Southfork Angus - breeders of quality Angus cattle (2010). Can you see the rabbit?
Sages Cottage (2010). The cottage, built by John Sage in 1841, is now used as a cafe
Gunroom, HMAS Cerberus (2011). Built in 1933 this has also been used as the Warrant Officer's Mess (1933-57) and the Midshipman's Mess
Baxter-Tooradin Rd, looking west (2010). This is the site of the proposed overpass for the Peninsula Link Freeway
Our Lady of the Sea Chapel, HMAS Cerberus (2011). The foundation stone was laid by Archbishop Mannix in 1946, and the first Mass was said in 1948
Lanarch Road railway crossing, Baxter
Woolley's Beach Cool Room (2010). Built in 1903 by Bill Woolley to store his weekend fishing catch before it was transported to Melbourne on Monday mornings
The Peninsula School (2011). Opened in 1961 with total of 86 students, it currently comprises four sub-schools – Early Childhood Centre, Junior School, Middle School and Senior School
William Brunning's farmhouse (2010) - built in 1919, this house is strongly linked to the regionally prominent Brunning family, known for their orcharding and nursery
Linton's Cafe & Garden Centre, Mount Eliza
Former Thornell's Bakery (2010). Built c.1890, this was used as the Colonial Bank of Australasia, and was also known as 'Lisdoonvarna'
Baxter-Tooradin Rd, looking towards Baxter (2010). This is the site of the proposed overpass for the Peninsula Link Freeway
'D' Block, HMAS Cerberus (2011). Built in 1914, this was used as accommodation for the Chief Petty and Petty Officers until 1973. It is now the Junior Sailors Recreational Centre
Home of Skysurfers Pty Ltd (2010). This is where the skywriters take off and land - grass strip in the foreground
Two Bays house (2010). Built in 1904 for George and Charles Griffeth, nurserymen, who established the Two Bays Nursery c.1890. They moved from this house in 1918
Frankston Reservoir (2010). The spillway on the left has lowered the level of the water, but as no water flows into the reservoir the spillway is rarely needed
Ritchie's IGA (2010). Formerly the Alan Nunn & Son store [1888-9], it is the oldest functioning commercial building in this area
Band and Cinema Complex, HMAS Cerberus (2011). The Band provides ceremonial, musical and public relations support for the Royal Australian Navy
Frankston Reservoir Storage Tank (2010). This is 95 metres in diameter, 11 metres high and holds 53 megalitres of water that is pumped from Cardinia Reservoir
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