Natimuk Colonial Bank

Natimuk Colonial Bank - Victoria
Now a private residence this two storey building was originally the Colonial Bank built in 1888. It became the E.S.& A.Bank in 1918 but this bank closed in 1930 during the depression. This was also the early home of Dr. Clyde Fenton O.B.E who despite being reputably a ‘bit of a tearaway’ in his youth went on to become reportedly the ‘most celebrated of all flying doctor pilots’. In 1928, with a De Haviland Gypsy Moth, he started the Northern Territory Aerial Medical Service.

~ by thomasparkes on September 15, 2011.

4 Responses to “Natimuk Colonial Bank”

  1. I would live there! c

  2. on the right hand is my uncle furniture shop, Mahogany House.
    so Glad I’ve been stay @natimuk for 6months..
    miss ya aussie…miss u milk bar, post office and miss ya nana.

  3. I am the current owner/ custodian of this house. Unfortunately you have the history of the bank up the road and our house mixed up. Our house was a National Bank built in 1908 and is beautiful to live in.

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