Former Post Office (1891), next to railway station, Elsternwick, 1980
Former Post Office (1891), next to railway station, Elsternwick, 1980
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Elsternwick is a residential suburb 9 km south-east of central Melbourne between bayside Elwood and Caulfield South. The name is derived from ‘elster’, the German word for magpie and the Anglo-Saxon ‘wick’ meaning village. Charles Ebden (the builder of Black Rock House, Black Rock, 1856), also had a house in the Elsternwick area, which it is thought he named Elster. The name Elsternwick came into general use in the late 1850s.
Former Post Office (1891), next to railway station, Elsternwick, 1980
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