(photo supplied by and used with the permission of the Mount Martha House Historical Collection)
Step inside Mount Martha House and uncover the rich and layered history of one of the Mornington Peninsula’s most iconic buildings. Originally a 19th-century seaside guesthouse, the house later served as a military training facility and a base for the Women’s Royal Australian Army Corps (WRAAC).
Through curated displays, a detailed historical timeline, and new interpretation dotted throughout the house, visitors are invited to explore the many chapters of Mount Martha House’s past. From architecture to personal stories, each element of the Mount Martha House Historical Collection helps bring the building’s unique heritage to life.
Owned and professionally managed by the Mornington Peninsula Shire, the collection is guided by museum best practice to ensure the ongoing care and accessibility of these important materials.
Whether you’re a local resident, history enthusiast, or first-time visitor, come and connect with the enduring significance of Mount Martha House.
For more information, please contact the Heritage Team:
localhistory@mornpen.vic.gov.au