The State Mine as it appeared in 1910, Wonthaggi, 1927
The State Mine as it appeared in 1910, Wonthaggi, 1927
Wonthaggi is a rural township between Western Port Bay and Wilsons Promontory, 110 km south-east of Melbourne. According to Bunce's Language of the Aborigines of the Colony of Victoria (1859) Wonthaggi is an Aboriginal word meaning borne or get to bring. Before being named, the area was known as Powlett.
The State Mine as it appeared in 1910, Wonthaggi, 1927
McBride Avenue, Wonthaggi
The temporary township where the mine now stands, Wonthaggi
Cape Patterson, Wonthaggi
One of the first passenger trains from Noyora passing over the Powlett River temporary bridge, 1927
Back to Wonthaggi Jubilee, 1960
Ludbrooks Corner, Wonthaggi, c1910
Sunset, Wonthaggi, 1975
Wonthaggi
McBride Avenue, Wonthaggi
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