Hepburn and Hepburn Springs
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').
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Swimming Pool, Hepburn Springs, 1948
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Hepburn Mineral Springs Hotel, 1948
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The Locarno Springs, Hepburn Springs, 1948
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Main Street, Hepburn Springs, 1948
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The Suspension Bridge, Hepburn Springs, 1948
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Golf Links, Hepburn Springs, 1948
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Wyuna Springs, Hepburn Springs, 1948
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The Bridge, Hepburn Springs, 1948
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