House built 1911 for James Carpenter as family home. Original front lawn of violets was venue for Violet Picking Days, around 1920 and 1930. Exterior now aluminium cladding. Occupied by Mac and Margo Kerby, pharmicists, 1960's to early 1980's. Ian Daniel 1990's. Name of house 'Corumbene'|Also One Colour photograph of front fence. 02442.1Colour photograph of a substantial weatherboard triple fronted Californian Bungalow. Bull nose veranda returns around angle to side main decorative timber frieze under veranda roof. Two cypress trees and one Norfolk Island Pine of significant age. Situated at 90 Carpenter Street, Lakes Entrance.houses, heritage study

House built on Rogby Island by Mitchelson around 1915, relocated to corner of Lake Street and Barkes Avenue around 1920, then to Phillips Street 1962. Front window altered, veranda frieze removed, side extension of veranda removed.Colour photograph of a timber residence at 3 Phillips Street. Gable roof, fibro cement section under gables. Front door has fanlight above, widow light beside door filled in. Barge board of gables typical of dwellings built by Leo Mitchelson, Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Possibly relocated from another site (local information). Home of Berlingeri family since 1960's.Colour photograph of a dwelling at 8 Roadknight Street, with corrugated iron hipped roof. Timber walls, original veranda on front and side have been enclosed. Outer walls covered with cladding. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Owner Keith Bryce? Let as holiday accommodation.|Also one other colour photograph similar view, taken from street shows house behind solid fence, tall trees at side.Colour photograph of a timber dwelling at 40 Roadknight Street, with corrugated iron hipped roof. Three entries from front veranda, one to enclosed side veranda, a main entry, and third into extension beside main entry. Mix of door and window styles reflects DIY additions. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Believed owned by Jackson of Bairnsdale Jackson Tannery, became shoe shop late 1950's, later became Milk Bar.|Also three other colour photographs similar views, shows details of timber weatherboards, chimney, side paling fence, overgrown backyard.Colour photograph of side and back view of the residence behind Coco's Shoe Shop. Shows timber building with corrugated iron hipped roof, walls of weatherboard. Three chimneys, one with chimney pot skillions added to rear. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

House provided by the community for Miss Hammarstrom and family after Mr Hammerstrom, a fisherman, was lost at sea in 1926. The Age newspaper collected 400 pounds in an appeal to support the family. House was originally timber clad.|Also one other colour photograph similar, side of building, fibro cladding and two brick chimneys.Colour photograph of a small fibro cement cottage. Corrugated iron gable roof, two substantial brick chimneys, at 43 Roadknight Street, Lakes Entrance Victoriacamping, houses, accommodation, heritage study

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 soon after WW11 by Fred Moore for Reg and Hazel Bulmer, post war contemporary style, named 'Camelot'. Fred Moore, also built the Lakes Entrance Infant Welfare Centre, brick with tiled roof, of similar style, unfortunately demolished 1998.Colour photograph of a substantial brick dwelling with tiled hip roof, brick column supporting front porch, on the corner of Church Street. Low brick fence on boundary, at 16 Bulmer Street, Lakes Entrance Victoriafences, houses, 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

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

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

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

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

Part of the Heritage Study.Colour photograph of a small Californian Bungalow style dwelling at Hunters Lane. Lower walls are timber, upper walls are fibro cement sheet. Gable roof, trellis ventilator under the gable. Brick veranda pillars with timbered posts above. Triple narrow windows. Kalimna Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses

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

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

Date made September 1991Black and white photograph of a timber residence with corrugated iron roof, six wide steps leading from shaded veranda, native plant garden in narrow terrace with sleeper steps leading down to mowed lawn. Situated at Mill Point Road, Toorloo Arm Victoriahouses, timber industry, heritage study

Land became freehold, purchased by Jack Phillips.Colour photograph of a white painted brick residence with corrugated iron roof, sash windows, Set in bushland overlooking Lake Tyers, built on the site of the Mill Point saw mill at Mill Point Toorloo Arm Victoriahouses, heritage study

Land selected 1888 by A F Petersen who kept bees. First house was a bark hut.Colour photograph taken at Mrs Maisie Byrnes home The Bee Farm, showing an unpainted timber cottage set in old farm clearing, at Byrnes Track Toorloo Arm Victoriahouses, guesthouses, heritage study

Second identical photographColour photograph of timber marker on site of Wards Hut, built 1887 first dwelling in Nowa Nowa, Victoriaguesthouses, houses, heritage study

Also three other photographs of road and signage in Colquhoun Forest.Colour photograph of the bush drive and signage in the vicinity of the old Colquhoun Road, once part it the road network from Lakes Entrance to Bruthen, branching to Nowa Nowa. East Gippsland Victoriahouses, parks, 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

Date made December 2001Colour photograph of the building of a miniature Johnsonville Village, the models are recognisable as local icons, located in the garden of Ian and Lorraine Oatley, Pages Road, Johnsonville Victoriahouses, heritage study

Colour photograph of a timber cottage on north side of Princes Highway, it has a corrugated iron gable roof across building, gable projection centre front over veranda, single internal chimney with chimney pot. Swan Reach Victoriahalls, heritage study

Property and subdivision believed to have been done by Bill and Kaye Reddenbach.Colour photograph of early stage of residential development showing roadways formed through property, drainage pipes placed ready for installation, street lighting in place. Photograph taken from school, looking east. Swan Reach Victoriahouses, 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