View from the top of Tower Hill
Pedestrian underpass, Warrnambool
Warrnambool
Granny's Grave (2011). The final resting place of Mrs James Raddleston, the first white woman buried in Warrnambool, in 1848
Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground
Warrnambool
Hopkins River mouth, Warrnambool, Victoria
Warrnambool
Warrnambool Primary School (2011) - officially opened on 1st of August 1876, the bell tower was a later addition
St John's Presbyerian Church (2011). Built in 1875, a fire in 1920 destroyed the roof and contents of the building. It was rebuilt at a cost of £12,155, retaining the outer shell
Brooks' Motors (2011). Established by Thomas Brooks in 1987, this garage has a motor mechanic, provides fuel, LPG & oils, tyres batteries, and is a licenced road worthy tester
Dans Warrnambool
Swan Reserve (2011). Established on the site of the former Municipal Saleyards and named after Cr James Swan, Mayor 1927-28
Criterion Hotel (2011). One of the few real working men's pubs until it was closed and later gutted by fire
Ellerslie College (2011). Purpose built as a school in 1889, the hall is a two-room structure constructed of local Merri stone
Warrnambool Railway Station (2011). Built in 1892 in the Italianate style, this station's passenger facilities were upgraded in 1985
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Wallaby, Tower Hill
Flagstaff hill
Crater floor and wall, Tower Hill, Vic
Tower Hill crater floor, Tower Hill, Vic
Warrnambool Lighthouse
Fort of Warrnambool
Tower Hill soils
Thunder Point
Warrnambool from Tower Hill
Warrnambool
Salt marsh near Warrnambool, Vic
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Warrnambool, Victoria
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Panoramic view of the Tower Hill ancient volcanic crater, Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve, Victoria, Australia_
Tower Hill
Tower Hill tree and strata
Extinct volcano floor at Tower Hill, Victoria.
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Warrnambool Houses
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Church, Koroit
Maggy & Chris at Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve Vic Australia
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Tower Hill- dry lake bed
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