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STAGE 1 VOLUME 2 HOME
STAGE 1 VOLUME 2 CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
1.0 The Coastline
1.1 Beach Structures
1.2 Kananook Creek
1.3 Mt Eliza and Oliver's Hill
2.0 Agriculture, Industry...
2.1 Agriculture and Industry
2.2 Housing
3.0 Civic and Commercial...
3.1 Civic Frankston
3.2 Commercial Life
3.3 Transport

Frankston and the Bay
1.1 Creek, Beach and Hill
1.2 Beach Buildings
The Pier
Public and Community...
1.3 Kananook Creek
1.4 The Southern Cliffs...
1.5 Holiday Frankston
Guest Houses and Fishing
Parking, Campers, Holidays
1.6 Conclusion

2.1 Farming and Factories
Herds and Orchards
New Frankston Occupations...
Factories
Occupations Frankston...
2.2 Houses And Holidays
Wave One: The Fishing Village
Wave Two: Mansions...
Wave Three: Machines...
2.3 Suburban Housing
Wave Four: New Estates
Wave Four: Old Frankston
Wave Five: Modern Suburb

The Town Centre
3.1 The Public Buildings
Mechanics Institute
Law Courts And Police
Churches
Town Hall And Civic Centre
Street Memorial
Hospital
Parks
Conclusion
3.2 Commercial Frankston
Nineteenth Century Traders
Frankston Trading 1900-1945
Hotels
American-Style Shopping
3.3 Frankston...
Railway
The First Roads
Passing Cars
Buses And Parking
Problem Of The Town Centre
Air Travel

sTAGE 1 - City of Frankston Heritage Study 1995

Volume two

environmental history

Ballam Park Homestead

Ballam Park Homestead

Prepared by Graeme Butler & Associates, 1995 in conjunction with
Dr. Chris McConville, Francine Gilfedder and Diane Morrison

(Jointly funded by the Australian Heritage Commission and the City of Frankston)

NOTES
Stage 1 - City of Frankston Heritage Study 1995 |  Stage 2 - Frankston City (East) Heritage Study 1997
Significant Sites
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