Unidentified children, photograph taken at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station.Small format black and white photograph four small children, one in pram, church building in background. Lakes Tyers Victoriaaboriginals

Note on back to Miss Barber from Betty saying she asked Mrs Blay about accommodation etc. Also another postcard 03833.2 to a Clarence Pawsey dated 18.3.1918Sepia toned postcard showing Albert Park Guest House consisting of bedroom wing on left and detached kitchen dining wing on right, verandah across front of building with two deck chairs and bench on verandah, man and lady standing and lady sitting on bench. Extensive paths and garden in front, glimpses of other buildings at back. Two water tanks at left one round galvanized and one square, trees behind building. Lake Tyers VictoriaAlbert Park Lake Tyers Victoriawaterways, topography, guesthouses

Also a black and white photograph of tourist launch on Lake Tyers number 03824.1 size 10 x 15 cm photograph dark with damage crease showingBlack and white photograph of two tourist launches and three rowing boats at the landing at Lake Tyers Victoriaboats and boating, forest, waterways

a. baldock (trainer) , w. leach, f. tyers, t. martin, j. cross, r. martin, g. baird, a. lee (trainer), g. sylvia, p. swain, w. fairclough, w. gane, l. mayne, s. smythe, a. tyers, a. morrison, g. campaign, h. leslie (sec.), l. cock (capt./coach), j. thompson (pres), j. pittman, j. walters, r. woodberry, football team merbein, alec connelly (supporter), brian mckay, jim case, frank millhouse, don congress, murray blair, neil jamieson, doc blair, ken congress, len herath, alf sylvia, claude chamberlain, greg masterson, fred lang, jack doherty (capt. coach), buck sylvia, alan krake, col hudson, jim lang, bill o'donnell, gordon matheson

In 1861 the Lake Tyers Mission Station was established by the Church of England missionary Reverend John Bulmer, to house some of the Gunaikurnai survivors of the conflict. The peninsula, which has a lake on each side, was known to its traditional owners as Bung Yarnda.A black and white photograph of an older, bearded Aboriginal man. He is sitting outdoors in front of a leafy bush. He is wearing a suit.Black Andy of Lake Tyers ORBOST 1/3/21 L.G.W. photo 741lake-tyers photograph

Black and white postcard small format of east side of Red Bluff rocks and driftwood at the base, calm sea Lake Tyers VictoriaBlack and white postcard small format of east side of Red Bluff rocks and driftwood at the base, calm sea Lake Tyers Victoriatopography, ocean

This was the old coach road to Orbost which went from Lakes Entrance to Orbost via Lake Tyers.Black and White photograph of old Bunga Road crossing, this was the old coach rd to Orbost which went from Lakes Entrance to Orbost via Lake Tyers.roads and streets, development

Vessel wrecked 12 March 1985 near Lake Tyers BeachColour photograph of the remains of the fishing boat Mary Bernadette, these remains are usually covered with sand, exposed from time to time. Photograph taken from fishing boat offshore. Lake Tyers Beach Victoriashipwrecks, fishing industry

merbein football club team premiers, les droscher (trainer), a. tyers, w. williams, s. smythe, h. montford, r. hudson, c. mcswain, c. tonzing, h. andison, w. hyde, l. mayne, j. campaign, w. campaign (trainer), g. campaign, g. reilly, bert braidie (secretary), a. mcdonald, l. cock (captain/coach), f. tyers (president), w. gane, g. sylvia, r. laing, a. martin (mascot), sports, merbein township, afl, football club

a. tyers, w. williams (committee), w. smythe, h. montford, r. hudson, c. mcswain, c. tonzing, h. anderson, w. hyde, l. mayne, j. campaign, w. campaign (trainer), g. campaign, g. reilly, bert braidie (secretary), a. mcdonnell, l. cock, f. tyers (president), w. gane, g. sylvia, r. laing, a. martin (mascot), sport

a. hudson, a. larkin, a. prime, a. allen, e. mckay, w. whitford, j. reilly, a. henderson, b. west, s droscher, r. martin, c. mcswain, e. harding, r. martin (capt) , a. tyers, t. gane, f. tyers, h. cameron, r. ward, p. hogan

l. mayne, h. anderson, r. hudson, c. mcswain, a. mcdonnell, w. hyde, r. woodbury, w. spiers, h. montfort, f. hayes, a. tyers, sylvia g. , j. reilly, s. smythe, w. leach, g. campaign, w. gane, w. scott, s. summerfield, e. smythe, l. watkins, a. prime, j. anseline, a. arnold, j. thompson, d. walters, j. hudson, w. keith, a. lee, w. ross, o. hillier, c. leeder, d. richards, g. woods, b. gaggin, w. williams, a. hillier, a. martin

les droscher (trainer), a. tyers, w. williams, s. smythe, h. montford, r. hudson, c. mcswain, c. tonzing, h. andison, w. hyde, l. mayne, j. campaign, w. campaign (trainer), g. campaign, g. reilly, bert braidie (sec), a. mcdonald, l. cock (capt.-coach), f. tyers (pres.), w. gane, g. sylvia, r. laing, a martin (mascot)

In the late 19th century in the Orbost area roads were just bush tracks which generally were unsuitable for any type of vehicular traffic so were traversed mainly by horseback. As the settlement grew, a weekly mail service from Cunninghame (Lakes Entrance) was estab-lished. The settlers had to carry the mail for three months and each took a turn as mailman during that time. The first coach was driven by Mr Alex Hall. Eventually a daily mail service was set up and many drivers included B. Sutherland, W. Middleton, Jonson Bros., J. Mitchell, F. Newport, J. Geddes, A. Coulson, Bert Cessor, H. Weekes and A. Barthile. (info. from Newletter August 2007) This photograph is one of A. Coulson’s Coach crossing the Sand Bar at Lake Tyers.This is a pictorial record of very early transport in East Gippsland.A very faded small postcard / photograph of a horse and cart crossing a beach.on front in black writing - " Crossing at Lake Tyers" on back - "A Coulson"lake-tyers transport coulson-coaches

Original home of the Charles Cross family.The property became the first Camp Park at Lake Tyers Beach of the Methodist, now Uniting Church.A colour photograph of a timber dwelling with corrugated iron hip roof. Eight steps lead up to a bullnose veranda across the front and sash windows. Situated at the Uniting Church Camp Park, Lake Tyers Beach, Victoria.houses

In the late 19th century in the Orbost area roads were just bush tracks which generally were unsuitable for any type of vehicular traffic so were traversed mainly by horseback. As the settlement grew, a weekly mail service from Cunninghame (Lakes Entrance) was estab-lished. The settlers had to carry the mail for three months and each took a turn as mailman during that time. The first coach was driven by Mr Alex Hall. Eventually a daily mail service was set up and many drivers included B. Sutherland, W. Middleton, Jonson Bros., J. Mitchell, F. Newport, J. Geddes, A. Coulson, Bert Cessor, H. Weekes and A. Barthile. (info. from Newletter August 2007) This photograph is one of A. Coulson’s Coach crossing the Sand Bar at Lake Tyers.This is associated with early transport in East Gippsland.A black / white postcard photograph of four horses alone on a beach.on front - At Lake Tyers on back - "Mr A. Coulson, coach driver, Orbost"lake-tyers coulson-coach-driver transport-horse-drawn