Former Mechanics Institute, Nathalia, 2012
Former Mechanics Institute, Nathalia, 2012
Nathalia is a rural township on the Broken Creek, about 30 km east of where the creek joins the Murray River in northern Victoria. It is 40 km north-west of Shepparton.
The origin of the name is unclear. In the mid-1870s news was reportedly received from a passer-by in the Nathalia district that a titled European lady had given birth to a daughter named Nathalia. The Queen of Serbia, formerly Natalya Keshko (and alternatively spelt Natalie and Nathalia), was married in 1875 and gave birth to a son in 1876. No better explanation has emerged as to the source of the name Nathalia.
Former Mechanics Institute, Nathalia, 2012
Court House Hotel, Nathalia, 1980
The Bridge, Nathalia, 1928
The Water Tower, Nathalia, 1928
A small auxiliary unit, Nathalia, 1960
Court House Hotel, Nathalia, 2012
Court House Hotel, Nathalia, 2012
War Memorial, Nathalia, 2012
Blake Street, Nathalia, 2012
Former Bank, Nathalia, 2012
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