The Grande Guest House, Hepburn Springs, 1948
The Grande Guest House, Hepburn Springs, 1948
Hepburn and Hepburn Springs are adjoining townships in the Victorian spa region, 5 km north of Daylesford and 90 km north-west of Melbourne. They were named after John Hepburn, a pastoral overlander who settled in the area in 1838. Hepburn Springs was originally known as Spring Creek, the site of a gold discovery in 1852 by James Egan (see 'Eganstown').
The Grande Guest House, Hepburn Springs, 1948
Swimming Pool, Hepburn Springs, 1948
Hepburn Mineral Springs Hotel, 1948
The Locarno Springs, Hepburn Springs, 1948
Main Street, Hepburn Springs, 1948
The Suspension Bridge, Hepburn Springs, 1948
Golf Links, Hepburn Springs, 1948
Wyuna Springs, Hepburn Springs, 1948
The Bridge, Hepburn Springs, 1948
Kiosk, Locarno Springs, Hepburn Springs, 1948
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