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Yamala was one of the earliest mansions built on Oliver’s Hill. It was purchased in 1876 by Sir John Madden (1844-1918) who later became Chief Justice of Victoria, and was appointed Lieutenant Governo...

Artist: Antone Bruinsma Sculpture: Journey - Past, present, future Location: Evelyn Park Artists interpretation:  "Inspired by canoe forms, these sculptures symbolise humanity’s desire for tr...

The Frankston Waterfront Reserve (22.7 hectares) stretches along the coastline for five kilometres from Long Island Tennis Club to Kackeraboite Creek at Daveys Bay. Offering areas of significant natur...

Artist: Georgiev Vallialac Sculpture: Sandcastles and Kelp Location: Frankston Foreshore - Gould Street near Mile Bridge  

Mrs. Fields Bakery Café is more than a Cafe. Mrs. Fields is all about making people feel good through simple, special moments. Whether it be nibbling on a soft-baked cookie, enjoying an award-winning ...

This remarkable house has been a noted feature of the approach to Oliver’s Hill since it was built for the Henty family in 1953. Completely round, it is an elegant example of the architect Roy Grounds...

Looking to host a function? There's no better place for an exclusive function in our private function room, The Back Bar. This inviting space is ideal for everything including intimate gatherings,&nb...

RICE. NOODLES. ROLLS. FRANKSTON. Madam Mekong are a local eatery dishing up fresh and finger lickin' delicious Vietnamese food. Think full flavours, homemade marinades and rice paper rolls pre...

Artist: Bruce Armstrong Sculpture: Sentinel Location: Oliver's Hill Materials: Wood  Sentinel is a five metre tall abstract wooden sculpture of a native sea eagle. The Sentinel sculptur...

Mural Name: Untitled Artist:  Matthew Mistery Artist Bio: Mistery is one of Australia’s most legendary and influential writers.  For over 20 years, he’s been representing t...