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Headquarters of the RSL, Victor Harbor branch, Flinders Parade. The building was formerly the wool store of GS Read, built in 1868. Photograph shows modern extension on eastern side of the building. The building was demolished in 2009

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Cross of Sacrifice, Soldiers' Memorial Gardens

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The Anchorage, corner of Coral Street and Flinders Parade, Victor Harbor. Formerly Warringa guest house built 1909

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Soldiers' Memorial Gardens, looking south along Flinders Parade from the Anchorage

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State Bank, north-west corner of Coral Street and Ocean Street. Formerly the Savings Bank of South Australia, opened March 1928

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Hotel Grosvenor, south-east corner of Coral Street and Ocean Street, built 1896

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Bell's store, south-west corner of Coral Street and Ocean Street

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Victa Cinema, Ocean Street. Formerly the Ozone Theatre, opened November 1923

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view of southern section of Ocean Street

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Australian Pensioners Insurance Agency office, Ocean Street. Originally the barber shop of George Hill, grandfather of Premier Don Dunstan, and later Weatherald's butcher shop

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Sweets and treats, Pots of Colour, and Ben's Fish Café, Ocean Street. The two storey building was originally William Love's general store built circa 1880, later Battye and Co. general store

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Crown Hotel and bottle shop, Ocean Street

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Shops in Albert Place. The two-storey building now houses Pizza shop, and was originally Sedunary's Wheatsheaf Bakery, opened in 1916

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Newland Memorial Uniting Church, Victoria Street. Formerly Newland Memorial Congregational Church, built 1927

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Newland Memorial Uniting Church hall, Victoria Street. Built in 1869, with the Gothic annexe added in 1919

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house in Victoria Street, originally owned by the Gribble family

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'On occupied territory.' Art work on the seafront at Victor Harbor, representing the meeting of the French and English at Encounter Bay in 1802, and the original Aboriginal inhabitants

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Hotel Victor. Original hotel built on this site in 1863 and rebuilt in the 1960s

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The Old Customs House, museum and headquarters of the Victor Harbor National Trust, Flinders Parade. Built in 1866

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rear of the RSL, Victor Harbor branch, headquarters. Originally the woolstores of GS Read, built in 1868, the building was demolished in 2009

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platform and railway station Victor Harbor. The current station was built in 1926

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building formerly occupied by the Encounter Industries workshop, Flinders Parade. The building was built in 1923 to house the privately owned Harbor Electricity Company. It has subsequently been demolished