The Carrum Electric Supply Co, 1938
The Carrum Electric Supply Co, 1938
Carrum is a beach suburb 33 km south-east of central Melbourne. It was named after Carrum Swamp (see separate entry) which extended inland from Port Phillip Bay from Mordialloc to Seaford. The swamp was the outfall of the Dandenong Creek, and it is thought that its name derived from an Aboriginal word describing a boomerang.
Carrum was also the name of a local government borough (1920), the forerunner of Chelsea city.
The Carrum Electric Supply Co, 1938
The White House, Carrum, 1949
Main Street and Entrance to Railway Station, Carrum, 1907
Road and Rail, Patterson River, Carrum, 1910
Carrum main street and Railway Station, 1907
Carrum Beach, 1954
White House Carrum, 1950
Patterson River Country Club Golf House, Carrum, 1947-48
Carrum Creek, 1911
War Memorial, Carrum, 1938
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