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In 1916 the building was moved to McKillop Street and replaced in 1929.<\/p>\n
Electric tram services began in Geelong in 1912, and in an easterly line to Garden Street began in 1915.<\/p>\n
The next year, Geelong High School opened at the corner of Garden Street and Ryrie Street, the south-west part of Eastern Park.<\/p>\n
From then it can be said that urban East Geelong began, and lines were extended along Ryrie Street and Ormond Road in 1924, ending respectively at Humble Street and Boundary Road.<\/p>\n
In 1926, work was begun on foreshore improvements, including the swimming enclosure, there were also mineral springs and the Parkside swimming pool.<\/p>\n
In place of the rifle range there is now a CSIRO animal health laboratory.<\/p>\n
CoreLogic Data indicates the predominant age group in East Geelong is 50-59 years with households in East Geelong being primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying $1,800-$2,399 per month on mortgage repayments, and in general, people in East Geelong work in a professional occupation.<\/p>\n