This photograph was used in the 150 year display Lakes Entrance 1858 to 2008 paired with image number 03728 as the after pictureColour photograph of old Bunga Road crossing this was part of the old coach road which went from Lakes Entrance via Lake Tyers to Orbost, Lakes Entrance Victoriaroads and streets, development

Two photographs stitched together to show a panoramic view.Colour photograph showing view of Lake Bunga, near Lakes Entrance, looking upstream from near the entrance. Tramway bridge almost gone. Some piles remain. Vegetation on sides of lake, background hill cleared, seats along the shoreline, lake full and clean. Lake Bunga Victoriabridges, waterways

Built on site of Northrope's original bark residence (1890c).Colour photograph of a property known as Bunga Haven at 127 Lake Bunga Road. A timber dwelling with corrugated iron roof overlooking Lake Bunga and Bass Strait. Set in rustic garden and native bushland. Dropped log boundary fence and brush gate. Lakes Entrance Victoriaoil and gas industry

Sepia toned photographic postcard of Mrs Bertha May Campbell nee Falk as a young woman of Lake Bunga Victoriagenealogy

HMAS Brisbane on capSepia toned photographic postcard of Colin Campbell Snr as a young man wearing the uniform of the Australian Navy Rating, Lake Bunga Victoriagenealogy

Black and white photograph of William Northrope showing head and shoulders view of a young man in what appears to be an army jacket. William Northrope lived at Lake Bunga Victoriagenealogy

Black and white photograph of Thomas Northrope showing head and shoulders view of a young man dressed in dark jacket and white shirt. Thomas Northrope lived at Lake Bunga Victoriaarmed forces, genealogy

Sepia toned photograph of head and shoulders view of George Northrope showing a young man wearing a dark jacket and waistcoat, white shirt and dark tie. George Northrope lived at Lake Bunga Victoriagenealogy

Colour photograph Jack Whadcoat sign builder and Ann Guy Project Officer from the East Gippsland Arts and Recreation Access Group at the launch if signage and wheelchair access track at Lake Bunga Foreshore funded by Coast Action Coastcare. Lakes Entrance Victoria volunteering, clubs, recreation facilities

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

Photo was cut from Tourist brochureColour photograph showing aerial view of township and the Ninety Mile Beach. Pecks factory on Bullock Island, Old North Arm bridge, bitumen for carpark for future. Fishermen's Club near North Arm Bridge. Photo shows East end of Rigby Island and Snake Island. Glimpse of Red Bluff, Lake Bunga and Lake Tyers in far east. Lakes Entrance Victoriabridges, coast, waterways, topography

This photograph shows the Orbost - Cunninghame coach leaving from outside Dickson's Hotel in Nicholson Street Orbost. Although noted as the Dickson Hotel, this may have been the Commonwealth Hotel which opened on New Year's Day 1902. Mr Jasper Drew held the first licence. Laura Dixon held the hotel licence from 04/04/10 until 05/02/17 and during that time it was known as Dickson's Hotel. A township, known as Cunninghame after a pioneer Gippsland squatter, was surveyed near Lake Bunga in 1866. The name changed to Lakes Entrance in 1915.This is a pictorial record of horse-drawn transport commonly used in Orbost, early 19th century. It also shows the Commonwealth Hotel before the second storey was added.A black / white photograph of a large single-storey building with a horse drawn coach and seneral people and horses standing nearby. The road is unsealed. On the side of the carriage is "CUNNINGHAME".transport-horse-drawn dickson's-hotel commonwealth-hotel cunninghame

Jackie Kerin's (donor's) story. In 1973, I was in my late teens and while I’d moved to Sydney from Melbourne, to begin my first year of drama studies at the National Institute of Dramatic Art. My parents had moved to Lake Bunga, a few kilometers north of Lakes Entrance (Victoria). On my first holiday visit to Bunga, I called into the Jolly Jumbuck Country Craft Centre in Bairnsdale http://jumbukwool.com.au/history. I was entranced by the place and spent the following weeks learning to spin lumpy wool on an Ashford Wheel. By the end of the holidays, I had my own Ashford and it travelled with me back to Sydney. After graduation, I returned to Melbourne and the hippy “back to nature” movement was in full swing; there were many shops and galleries selling handmade woollen items and pottery etc. So I found an outlet for my pieces. Sometime in 1976-77, I met a spinner and weaver of Swiss origin (I think) – her name was Ingeborg Guber (not sure of the spelling). She had a small gallery/shop at Brighton Beach where she worked, with her pet duck for company. Ingeborg had an upright Philip Elford wheel; an Australian wheel crafted from Acacia melanoxylon (blackwood). I was smitten and ordered one. I have a memory of Philip driving to Hampton from Ballarat to make the delivery. I used this wheel for years but as time and enthusiasm for spinning waned, the wheel became a decorative item in the house. Then in the 90s, and with my drama training, I set myself up travelling to schools and festivals, museums and galleries as a storyteller. The spinning wheel had a new life accompanying me on my adventures. For many children, familiar with references to spinning in fairy tales, seeing the little Philip Elford upright was magical. The wheel was donated to the National Wool Museum in 2021.Vertical tripod leg spinning wheel. 6 spoke wheel with three bobbins. Inscription “Philip Elford Ballart” can be read in gold text stamped to the base of the wheel. Wording, stamped, gold. Philip / Elford / Ballartspinning wheel, textile production, hobby textiles, aciacia melanoxylon (blackwood)

Bunga Creek is approximately 5km east of Lakes Entrance.This is a pictorial record of horse-drawn transport of the late 19th century used in East Gippsland.A black / white photograph of a bush scene with a horse - drawn coach running along a track beside a creek.. It is on a cream coloured buff card.on back - "No. 5" on front - "At Bunga Creek"bunga-creek horse-drawn-coach

Seven other colour photographs very similar, before and after the bore was decommissioned and plugged 1996.Colour photograph of the sign at the Bunga Oil Bore site, on old Lake Tyers Road, near Lakes Entrance, Victoria.historic site, oil and gas industry

Photos taken prior to site being cleared of oil workings.Sepia photograph of the site of an early oil bore, identified as the Bunga Bore, has water tank on wagon with steel wheel. Lakes Entrance Victoriahistoric site, oil and gas industry

Photo taken sometime between 1932 - 1937.Black and white photograph group of people at the Bunga Oil Bore, three men are standing, two women sitting. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses

Also large postcard 15 x 20|Also two mini postcard 6 x 9|Also copy black and white 9 x 14.5Black and white postcard of an aerial view of township of Lakes Entrance, showing western end of town, jetties and boat harbours in Cunninghame Arm, the entrance and piers, North Arm bridge, Bullock Island, Rigby, Fraser and Flannegan Islands, and a distant view of Boole Poole, Bunga Arm and Lake King. Lakes Entrance VictoriaAn aerial view showing position of Lakes Entranceaerial photograph, islands, waterways, topography

Also black and white identical copy 10 x 15 cm, donated by Marion Holding. 02288.1Sepia toned photograph of the old road crossing at Bunga Creek, between Lake Tyers and Lakes Entrance. It shows a rustic footbridge over waterway beside flooded road, horse and buggy with man and woman on board at edge of water. Lakes Entrance Victoriabridges, waterways

1/02/1947 12:00:00 AMBlack and white photograph of the Princes Highway bridge over Bunga Creek showing the sharp bend in the road as it crosses the creek east of Lakes Entrance Victoriabridges, transport, waterways