Most reviewed Fountains in Victoria

  1. 4.5 Alexandra Fountain (28 reviews)
    - Picturesque spot
    Saturday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Walking Areas • Fountains
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    We drove past this pretty historic fountain numerous times during our stay and finally checked it out on our final day. My kids absolutely loved the fountain and we loved the views and craftsmanship of fountain. Good spot to get pictures of historic tram as it passes as well See more..
  2. 4.0 Annis & George Bills Horse Trough (3 reviews)
    - Historical Horse Trough-One Of Many
    Fountains
    Annis & George Bills Horse Trough image
    The Annis & George Bills Horse Trough is one of many installed at the request of George Bills on his death in 1927 and now to be found in many country towns in Victoria and New South Wales. Bill left an estate and wanted concrete troughs installed to help the many horse that might need water. The one in Wahgunya is a very good example.They were installed betweem 1930 and 1939. See more..
  3. 4.0 Corporal Gerald Wilkinson Drinking Fountain (2 reviews)
    - For King and Empire
    Fountains
    Corporal Gerald Wilkinson Drinking Fountain image
    In 1903 a memorial drinking fountain was erected in front of the Town Hall. Designed and made by George Daws, a Melbourne monumental mason, it commemorates Gerald Wilkinson, Maryborough's first war casualty, who was killed in action in 1901 during the Boer War. But let's sit with that for a moment? Who exactly was he? Gerald Massey Ivor Wilkinson, of Tullibardine's Scottish Horse, who was killed in action at Elandskloof, South Africa, on 3rd July, 1901. It's a beautiful monument to the man that has been lost in the archives of history, but clearly he was once very important to the community. See more..

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