Arthurs Seat was named by Acting Lieutenant John Murray when he entered Port Phillip in the ship Lady Nelson in January 1802, for an apparent resemblance to the hill of Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh (which was his home city).
Captain Matthew Flinders climbed Arthurs Seat on 27 April 1802.
For more details on the history of Arthurs Seat see:
Discover Mornington Peninsula.
Uploaded by Ian O'Malley HDP September 19, 2014
Uploaded by Anthony Opitz HDP September 21, 2014
Uploaded to HDP by Pauline Holley November 12 2014
Arthurs Seat tower - now demolished.
Uploaded by Fred Wild HDP January 31 2015
MY BLOGS (links to many posts, regularly updated)
Arthurs Seat - Mornington Peninsula Daily
Arthurs Seat - Gemma's Greyscale Territory
Buildings and sculptures at Arthurs Seat - Building and Sculpture Songlines
Mailboxes and boundaries at Arthurs Seat - Mailboxes and Boundaries
Trees and plants at Arthurs Seat - Art of Trees and Plants
For more details on the history of Arthurs Seat see:
Discover Mornington Peninsula.
Uploaded by Ian O'Malley HDP September 19, 2014
Uploaded by Anthony Opitz HDP September 21, 2014
Uploaded to HDP by Pauline Holley November 12 2014
Arthurs Seat tower - now demolished.
Uploaded by Fred Wild HDP January 31 2015
MY BLOGS (links to many posts, regularly updated)
Arthurs Seat - Mornington Peninsula Daily
Arthurs Seat - Gemma's Greyscale Territory
Buildings and sculptures at Arthurs Seat - Building and Sculpture Songlines
Mailboxes and boundaries at Arthurs Seat - Mailboxes and Boundaries
Trees and plants at Arthurs Seat - Art of Trees and Plants
