These photographs were illustrations in The Houses of Nowa Nowa in the year 2000Folder containing colour photographs of some buildings at Nowa Nowa Victoriamines and mining iron ore

Small album of photographs taken during the destruction of the Club Hotel and building of Number 1 plus the removal for relocation of two houses in Laura Street Lakes Entrance Victoriajetties, waterways

Small album of photographs taken during activities of the Historical Society of Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, township

May havwe been built late 1960s as residence for hotel managerColour photograph of house behind Kalimna Hotel Kalimna Victoriaroads and streets, transport

Also an enlarged copy of same photograph 05006.1 Built by J C Dahlsen for Vic Fish and family. Became shell museum 1960 to 70s for Mrs Newmans Camp Park named Gelia changed to Echo Beach, had various ownersBlack and white photograph of a small fibro clad house built for Vic and Myrtle Fish surrounded by receeding flood waters in Roadknight Street Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, settlers

Also eight more colour photographs taken of same house showing various aspects of building. 05007.1, .2, .3, .4, .5, .6, .7, .8 The old Church House served the Bruthen community in 1880s when no longer required it was barged to the New Works area where it became Church and meeting hall. By the time the Entrance work was completed the contractor J R Coate had the building moved to Church Street Lakes Entrance. It was a home for various local families until abandoned then acquired by Val Northrope. After renovation by Val in Lakes Entrance it was moved again to a site beside the Northropes new home near Bruthen.Colour photograph of timber cottage surrounded by picket fence four women at gateway. Cottage situated near Bruthen Victoriahouses

Black and white photograph of east end of Club Hotel showing garden summer house and picket fence in front, Lakes Entrance VictoriaHotel Gippsland Lakeshouses, floods

Black and white photograph of Club Hotel showing full width of building with lookout on top, picket fence in front and bluestone sea wall along the lake side Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses