P00103 Seacombe House Carrum after fire 3 views 1924
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Seacombe House was built at Frankston and moved to Carrum. It was run as an accomodation for holiday makers. Seacombe House was destroyed by fire on 12 May, 1924.
Three black and white photos of people viewing Seacombe House after it was destroyed by fire.
Seacombe House, Carrum destroyed by fire 4.30am 12/5/1924
