Black and white photograph of forward deck of the sand dredge April Hamer. In the background is the tourist information centre top right hand corner. Lakes Entrance Victoriawaterways, dredging

Also thirteen other photographs showing bridge open and closed.Colour photograph showing information boards giving the history of the iconic bridge and its relationship to the Gippsland Lakes historic swing bridge over the Latrobe River. The South Gippsland Highway no longer uses the swing bridge since two new bridges have been built a little upstream on the Latrobe River. Longford Victoria.bridges, waterways, forest

Second copy taken 2008 shows changed colour scheme of exterior, decking with handrail added, shrubs established. Situated at rear of Tourist Information Centre, at no. 1 Esplanade.Colour photograph of the Lakes Entrance Historical Society's History Centre, Marine Parade. Photogrpaph shows building on site, soon after removal from Johnsonville school gound in 1999. Lakes Entrance Victoriaworld war 1914-1918, memorials, room display

Original centre built with voluntary labour, a Chamber of Commerce initiative. Business opened November 1987, officially opened by Joan Kirner.Black and white photograph of the Lakes Entrance Tourist Information Centre, showing original structure. Councillor Adeline Whelan and two men on forecourt, lots people inside. Lakes Entrance Victoriatourism, public utilities

Original centre was built by voluntary labour, a Chamber of Commerce initiative, officially opened November 1987, by Joan Kirner, building extension completed April 1993.Black and white photograph of the Tourist Information Centre, following building extension works. Lakes Entrance Victoriatourism, public utilities

Original business opened November 1987, building extension 1993.Colour photograph of Tourist Information Centre, shows forecourt and garden. Building extension completed April 1993. Lakes Entrance Victoriaaboriginals

Colour photograph of Tourist Information Centre, shows forecourt and garden. Building extension completed April 1993. Lakes Entrance Victoriaaboriginals

Colour photograph of Tourist Information Centre, shows forecourt and garden. Building extension completed April 1993. Lakes Entrance Victoriaaboriginals

Believed built 1909 (information from Leo Howlett).Colour photograph of St Josephs Catholic Church, Princes Highway, showing a typical small timber Edwardian Church, gable roof and gable entry porch. Four ventilators through pitch of roof. Wire lace fence. Swan Reach Victoriareligion, buildings

Photo and information appeared in Lakes Post Newpaper 11 May 1994 page 19.Black and white photograph of Swan Reach Primary School junior students and some adults enjoying Teddy Bears Picnic inside the school, along with Swan Reach Pre School children. Swan Reach Victoriaschools, students

Colour photograph students, parents and teacher Boyd McPhee at Information Night Secondary College Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools

Colour photograph students, parents and teacher Elaine Couzens at Information Night Secondary College Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools

Colour photograph students, parents and teacher Jan Davis at Information Night Secondary College Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools

Colour photograph students, parents and teacher at Information Night Secondary College Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools

Colour photograph students, parents and teacher Ivan Hamilton at Information Night Secondary College Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools

Colour photograph students, parents and teacher at Information Night Secondary College Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools

Colour photograph students, parents and teacher Jeff North at Information Night Secondary College Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools

The Powerpoint presentation was compiled by Paul Miles from Salesian College. The CD has 150 illustrated slides with information revealing 150 years of railway history in Sunbury. It was produced in 2009 to mark 150 years of the story of Sunbury's rail history and includes information about Rupertswood Mansion.The railway came to Sunbury in 1859 and was the first regional government railway to be completed in Victoria. It was later extended to Bendigo in 1861.A Powerpoint presentation CD in a case with an information leaflet featuring 150 slides and information of Sunbury Railway history.paul miles, railways, sunbury, rupertswood

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