Port Albert in the early 1800's was the busiest Port next to Melbourne in Victoria. 2000 people lived within a 4 mile radius of the town. However, when the train line to Sale was introduced shipping to Gippsland took a backseat to the safer passage of goods via the railway.
The Sea Museum. (below)
Streetscape 1. Showing the historical pub, the oldest continually open pub in Victoria (below)

Streetscape 1. Showing the historical pub, the oldest continually open pub in Victoria (below)


Footpath. This shows the General Store which has also been turned into a Cafe. (below)


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