'For Sale' sign in yardColour photograph of two semi-detached houses built of site previously part of Merrangbaur, first family residence. Built of brick, colour bond roof, front of houses facing ocean view, garages facing street. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Demolished, replaced with town houses. Occupied by Mrs Vass 1970's - 1980's.Colour photograph of a private residence at 44 Roadknight Street. Dwelling of timber with corrugated iron roof, external chimney. Appears to have been a hip roofed small fisherman's cottage, large gable roofed extension at front. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Built 1900c, cottage was made available for widow and children of Dougal Egan, lost when fishing boat Orme disappeared in 1909. After Mrs Egan married George South, cottage became known as the South House. Later resident Mrs Edith Rawlinson. Cottage restumped, refurbished 2011 / 2012.|Also Two colour photographs various viewsColour photograph of a timber cottage at 26 Church Street, with both hipped and gable iron roof. Triple sided bay window. Sash windows on west side, with window hoods. Western wall is on boundary of allotment. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Cottage locally known as 'Devitts House' home of William Devitt and wife Margaret (nee Todd). Occupied by Dr Tom Kearney 1985c. 'For Lease' September 2004. Now private residence, 2012.Colour photograph of a timber cottage in Church Street, refurbished as offices for H W Baggs Funeral Directors. Colour bond roof, bull nose veranda over front door, cottage garden at front. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Some residents : 1942/43 Mining Engineer by name Cook bought house. Nurse Freda Daniel had it as a private hospital named 'Ardlui'. Holiday home of Dahlsen family of Bairnsdale. Mr & Mrs Crea (Snr) 1970's - early 1980's.Colour photograph of a timber and cement sheet dwelling at 37 Myer Street. Built on square plan, hipped roof of corrugated iron extends to deep boxed eaves which cover front verandea. Unusual sash windows contain eight panes top and bottom. Lakes Entrance Victoriafences, houses, heritage study

House built early 1900's by Don Mitchelson, brother of Leo Mitchelson, local builders.Colour photograph of timber dwelling at 11 Orme Street. Has hipped roof of corrugated iron, bull nose veranda across front, trimmed with wrought iron lace. Bait for sale notices at front fence. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Some early residents : Pa & Ma Powell, Race Mitchelson. Still occupied 2012.|Also One other colour photograph similar.Colour photograph of a timber residence with hipped roof situated at 30 Church Street. Front door has window lights beside and above door. Sash windows. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Believed to have been built around WW1Colour photograph of a timber dwelling at 216 marine Parade. Hipped roof with bull nose veranda of corrugated iron . Picture window bordered by narrow sash windows each side of front door, which has fan light above. White painted picket fence. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Built 1909 for George 'Maori' Jemmeson, member of the Salmon CompanyColour photograph of a timber dwelling at 10 Orme Street. Hipped iron roof, single paned sash window each side of front door, which has fan light above. Veranda of concrete, with steel pipe veranda posts. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Believed to have been built early 1900'sColour photograph of a timber dwelling at 212 Marine Parade. Hipped roof and bull nose veranda of iron. Slim timber veranda posts with decorative brackets. Metal framed windows each side of central doorway with fan light above. Lakes Entrance Victoriafences, houses, heritage study

This house was once the residence of Jules Lake, inaugural member of the Lakes Entrance RSL. A boat builder, he lost a leg on WW1 service.Colour photograph of timber house in Barkes Avenue. Corrugated iron roof, gablet ventilator on ridge. Window has metal window shade. White picket fence. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Built 1920c by J Reggardo first owner.Colour photograph of a small timber farmhouse situated at Old Lake Tyers Beach Road, Lake Bunga. It is unpainted timber with corrugated iron gable roof, external brick chimney. Half of veranda has been enclosed. Remains of orchard in front of house. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Date made 22 February 1997Colour photograph showing aspect of the former Johnsonville Post Office and residence. A substantial timber residence painted white, hipped roof, bullnose veranda on front and east side. The Post Office was originally detached, later moved to south east corner of house. Situated on Princes Highway western end of Johnsonville Victoriahouses, heritage study, postal services

Built by William King, grandson of Governor Phillip King. Clovelly, was the home of Alfred Howitt from 1901, then became the property of his daughter Annie Whittakers of Tubbut and Traralgon, then grand-daughter Maude Anderson McMillan. After her death auctioned 1955.Colour photograph of a substantial timber residence, Clovelly, at 5 Essington Close, corrugated iron gable roof, gable projection on side has bay window, external chimneys. Metung Victoriahistoric houses, heritage study

Known as Powerlot, built by George Packer, a local builder for Jim McLaughlin in 1914. During Olsen family ownership house was altered. The two acre site once had landscaped garden and orchard. Flat roof has lead lined walkway for viewing lakes and sea. Story goes 'The German raider Wolf was observed signalling during WW1'.Colour photograph of a white painted timber dwelling set on a high vantage point at Stirling Road consisting of two wings, one with flat roof and veranda on three sides, the other more recently built has hipped roof. Metung Victoriahouses, heritage study

Built 1896c. provided guest house accommodation and bed and breakfast since being established.Colour photograph of a substantial weatherboard dwelling at 3 Rosherville Road, hipped and gabled roof of corrugated iron. Located in garden setting above Chinaman's Creek and known as Metung House since establishment. Metung Victoria.houses, heritage study

Colour photograph of a 1940's modernist Lshaped residence, known as Hillcrest, outer walls are rendered, gabled roof at right angles, porch in the angle. Situated at 46 Stirling Road Metung Victoriahouses, heritage study

Former Metung Post Office business was conducted from this building.Colour photograph of a weatherboard dwelling at 15 Stirling Road, corrugated iron hipped roof, fenced veranda at front with decorative turned veranda posts, wide timber steps from driveway to veranda. Metung Victoriahouses, heritage study

From 1955 Alan Marshall's home was a bungalow at the rear of his sister's house at Eltham. The first bungalow burnt down. Its replacement shown here still stands. In March 2020 the property was sold. It was last sold previously in November 1982. No mention was made in the advertising regarding the heritage protected bungalow in the rear yard and advertising material presented it as having future potential to develop STCA (Subject To Council Approval). Concerned local members of the community alerted to EDHS to the pending upcoming sale and Council was also alerted to the sale and the potential risk presented to the heritage protected bungalow. In 2021 an updated amendment, C133nill, was made to the Nillumbik Planning Scheme in response to a planning application to develop the property following its sale. The Minster of Planning approved and gazetted the Amendment. Gazettal occurred on 25th November 2021. A copy of the gazetted Amendment is available on website of the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning at www.planning.vic.gov.au/schemes-and-amendments/browse-amendments. It was last updated March 2022.Colour photo print 10 x 15 cm, originally stuck down on corflute for displayeltham, alan marshall, alan marshall bungalow, heritage assessment, heritage protection overlay, houses, nillumbik shire council, park west road, heritage overlay ho147

Built in 1924 by Vic Fish to a typical Dahlsen home plan. House let in 1939, but small bungalow retained for own use. Later bought by J Williams and set up as small camp park - Gelia Park.Colour photograph of Echo Beach Holiday Park. Shows a 1920's style dwelling with extension at front. Tiled roof, fibro cladding, at 33 Roadknight Street, Lakes Entrance Victoriafences, houses, heritage study

Built post WW2 as home for Rev Canon Albert E Clark. The decorative brick and stone work on house and in garden built by Canon Clark with assistance of wife and daughter Ruth. Ruth Clark, noted botanist, with particular interest in the ground orchids of East Gippsland, continued living here until her death in Septemebr 1997.Colour photograph of a timber dwelling. Tiled gable roof, sash windows, decorative stone work on chimney, base of house, veranda, paths, garden and front fence. Attractive wrought iron railings atop stone fence, at 7 Williams Road, Lakes Entrance Victoriafences, houses, heritage study

Dr Robert Hughes had a well set up surgery in what may have been originally a garage beside the family home, during 1970 - 1980's. Later resident converted surgery to a flat.Colour photograph of a timber dwelling with tiled hip roof. Brick chimney has been cement rendered. Windows on each side of central front entry have pictured window in centre of sash windows, at 20 Devitt Street Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Appears to have been relocated from unknown site, more research required.Colour photograph of a timber dwelling. Has high pitched corrugated iron roof, decorative timber frieze under pitch of gable over front room. Steps leading up to veranda. Set in native vegetation, at 6 Worcester Street, Lakes Entrance Victoriaaccommodation, houses, heritage study

More research required. Where it was originally located is unknown.Colour photograph timber dwelling with corrugated iron roof, fibro clad under gable projection. Sash windows have four panes in top window. Was relocated from a site in business centre. Situated at 11 Ocean Court, Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Originally did not have Spanish style veranda. Has been fish and chip shop, milk bar, bike shop (Billy Bennett)Colour photograph of a pseudo Spanish style brick dwelling. Exterior painted white, tiled hip roof. Brick front fence, cyclone wire gates, at 17 Church Street, Lakes Entrance Victoriafences, houses, heritage study

Date made October 2008Colour photograph of a dwelling in Palmers Road. Modern style, four separate gables over front room, front porch, double garage and rear section. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

House has been modified. Metal framed windows replaced sash, dormer window added to landing at top of internal stairs. Yallourn houses were offered at very low cost when coal deposits under the town were to be accessed in the 1970s.Owner/residents Alister and Wendy Balfour. (Both deceased in 2014c.)Colour photograph of a dwelling at 29 Marlin Drive. A two storey timber home with dormer window through gable roof of simulated tiling. Six steps leading up to front door. A well maintained home relocated from the coal town of Yallourn. Lake Tyers Victoriahouses, heritage study

Some residents - Nurse Stewart, midwife, 1920's and 1930's, Christina Smith, dressmaker (daughter of Nurse Stewart), Con Coveoulos, Bill Barkas and family.Colour photograph of a weatherboard cottage, corrugated iron roof, front veranda partially enclosed at 16 Barkes Avenue. Brick fence a recent addition. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Building was lounge and ballroom for Robin Hood Inn, a popular guest house situated on corner of Esplanade and Carstairs Avenue. It was broken up, and components relocated, to make way for Sherwood Lodge Motel in 1958.Colour photograph of a fibro dwelling, hipped roof with gable extension, veranda over main room with triple sash window and French door. White timber picket fence and gate, situated at 8 North Arm Avenue, Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study