These buildings are now The Advertiser office and Waterboy Cafe in Chapel Street east, just off Thompson Ave.Small black + white photograph, with some damage to left quadrant and to both corners (right top and bottom). Image of a bakery, muddy road and early wooden fencing. Title noted at base in white handwriting.Chapel Street, Cowes.chapel street, cowes phillip island, phillip island bakery, s serpell

Built as a home for Mrs Jessie Smith - it was later used as a billiard room and finally as the Penguin Cafe. Mrs Smith was a member of the 'Small' Family of San Remo. She was the only Estate Agent in Cowes until 1954. Mrs Smith was in her late nineties when she died in 1977.The Penguin Cafe was built as a home for Mrs Jessie Smith. It was situated in Thompson Avenue on the east side near Chapel Street and the Phillip Island Bakery.local history, photographs, buildings, historic, buildings - historical, coloured photograph, john cook, phillip island, penguin cafe, cowes

Donated by Jack JennerBlack & White photograph of shop buildings with Baker's shop on corner of Chapel Street & thompson Avenue. Pine trees and buildings beside and in the background.On back: "About 1960"phillip island bakery, cowes shop buildings, phillip island, jack jenner

In front of Bakehouse, a wooden building with two closed windows, is harnessed horse and buggy. Seated on the two-wheeled buggy is probably one of the West brothers. A tree in background is partially obscured.Horse an Baker's Buggy outside Bakery in Thompson Avenue, Cowes.On side of Buggy - H E West. Bakery (another word undecipherable)local history, photographs, thompson avenue, cowes, horse & buggy, sepia photograph, mary robb

Wooden Bakehouse with double gabled roofing. Verandah top showing above harnessed horse. In buggy - with two large wooden-spoked wheels - are the figures of a hatted man and a child.Horse and Buggy outside Bakehouse - Thompson Avenue, Coweslocal history, photographs, thompson avenue, cowes, horse & buggy, sepia photograph, mary robb

One of a collection of 9 photographs donated by the former Shire of Phillip Island. Picture taken before the Golden Cypresses were planted in 1912. Two Coloured postcards showing a Chicory Kiln, West's General Store & Bakery and three houses on the west side of Thompson Avenue, the main street in Cowes. Westernport in the background. 2nd postcard Registration No. 191-02"Main Street, Cowes."thompson avenue, cowes phillip island, main street cowes phillip island, west's general store, cowes phillip island, shire of phillip island

During Roger's occupation in 1865, he built the huts which stand today as Rogers' Cottages. The kitchen cum Bakehouse believed to have been built first. Situated on Churchill Island - Western Port."Rogers' Cottage" - photograph showing back door to Bakery. Note Grinder Stone in foreground. Situated on Churchill Island - Western Port.local history, photographs, buildings - historical, rural industry, coloured photograph, john cook, churchill island, rogers cottage

Broadbent's was the official guide of the Government Tourist Bureau. Mr Roy Bain owned a secondhand shop on corner of Thompson Ave and Chapel Street, Cowes, currently a Japanese restaurant.HistoricalSmall orange, black and red booklet with black type containing maps and information of accommodation, businesses and tourist venues.Broadbent's Official Road Guide Phillip Island and Gippsland South and Central. Broadbent's Year of Issue 45.guesthouses, broadbent's guides, hislop newsagency, underdown strawberry farm, osterlund fishing trips, parry's butcher, athenia cafe, roy bain, broadway bakery, cowes camping ground, cowes main garage, beach park camp

Smiths Beach is a popular coastal spots in Phillip Island, Victoria. Known for surfing, swimming, rock pooling, and family-friendly vibes with amenities like cafes and resorts. The Phillip Island location offers consistent waves for all levels.Colour photographs of Smith's Beach.smith's beach, sea, beach, phillip island

Grant FINCK (1958 - ) Born Edanhope, Victoria Grant Finck's professional career as a sculptor and ceramicist started inthe late 1970s. In 1991 he successfully completed post-graduate studies at the Victorian College of the Arts. Grant Finck spent years as a ceramicist, mastering the precise discipline of clay and fire and developing a strong eye for form. In 1978 he establied a pottery in Portland, Victoria. 1985 he established a ceramics workshop and art gallery at Phillip Island, Victoria. In 1989 he was assistant to sculptor Peter Corlett. A well thrown platter with fine brushwork depicting plants. Marjed in the base FG.grant finck, platter, australian studio pottery, plate