Glamis Guest House, Sassafras, 1947-48
Glamis Guest House, Sassafras, 1947-48
Sassafras, in the Dandenong Ranges between Olinda and Ferny Creek, is 35 km east of central Melbourne. It was originally called Sassafras Gully, descriptive of the damp, hilly terrain in which trees described as Sassafras were found.
The gully is Sassafras Creek, a tributary of the Woori Yallock Creek and Yarra River. West of the gully is a ridge on which the Sassafras township is situated. On the other side of the ridge several streams run down to the Dandenong Creek which enters Port Phillip Bay at Carrum.
Glamis Guest House, Sassafras, 1947-48
Dewrang Boarding House, Sassafras, 1918-20
Belle Vue House, Sassafras, 1918-20
Sassafras House, 1918-20
Braco Park Boarding House, Sassafras, 1918-20
Lee's Sassafras Cabaret
Sassafras, 2000
The Sassafras-Olinda Road, Sassafras, 1949
Goode's Coach Road to Sassafras
The township of Sassafras
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