| STAGE 2 VOLUME 2 HOME STAGE 2 VOLUME 2 CONTENTS  HISTORICAL THEMES Herds and Orchards
Pre Emptive Right Properties The Selection Era New Frankston Occupations 1933 Census Factories Occupations Frankston... The Town Centre Mechanics Institute
Law Courts And Police Village Townships to the East Development of Services Road Boards Shires Churches Churches and Schools... Town Hall And Civic Centre Street Memorial Hospital Parks Art Galleries Conclusion
Nineteenth Century Traders
Frankston Trading 1900-1945 Hotels American-Style Shopping Langwarrin Village Carrum Downs Regional Shopping Centre
Railway
The Rail Network To The East The First Roads The Road Network To The East Passing Cars Buses And Parking Problem Of The Town Centre Air Travel |
3.1 The Public BuildingsArt GalleriesThe artistic heritage of the region is illustrated by the McClelland Art Gallery in McClelland Drive, Langwarrin, which was opened on 3 May 1971 by the Premier of Victoria, Sir Henry Bolte. It is located on the site of an art camp, where artists gathered at the turn of the century. This art gallery and "Studio Park" were gifts of Miss A.M. McClelland in memory of her brother, Harry McClelland. The foundation stone was laid on 12 October, 1969 by Sir Daryl Lindsay. The gallery is funded by State and Council grants, bequests and donations. As well as rotating displays, practical classes in the various art forms have been held in adjacent annexes. 1
26 McClelland Gallery, Langwarrin, opened 1971 |
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NOTES
1 Hooper, p. 37-38.