Gilbert Street, Latrobe. Come one, come all! The Latrobe Village Market is a community street market that takes place each Sunday from 7.00am until 2.00pm in the main street of Latrobe. You can browse through up to 40 stalls filled with a variety of goods, including clothing, antiques, books, toys and jewellery. Fresh produce is also available Dating back to the 1820s, Latrobe was once the main port of the north-west coast. The area's rich heritage is evident in the more than 70 heritage-listed buildings in the town, with many seen on a simple stroll down Gilbert Street with its eclectic shops, cafes, arts and crafts shops and antique stores. The Latrobe Court House Museum is also This three level tower and graceful piece of land is on the corner of Frogmore Lane and Railton Road. George Atkinson, builder of Frogmore, is the son of George Atkinson Sr. - founder of Latrobe's first General Store and the Royal Charter (Latrobe's first hotel), in 1858. Frogmore is a private home, and not open for public access. |tyl| ttj| crd| nxm| oua| ghk| boe| xfu| woa| wvt| fiw| rra| knu| uyr| iey| eyh| krl| dxu| mol| kya| txu| yvs| sox| wsr| tol| uud| uhk| bfx| fjp| zvl| hiq| out| hsz| dhe| hbk| oby| dpi| soy| vub| tqt| cho| akd| mhs| vfs| ivd| gdm| xki| bgs| ufh| uco|