A brief guide to Crown Lands And Survey records commonly used for family history research.A brief guide to Crown Lands And Survey records commonly used for family history research.crown lands, victorian government, land surveys

A research document outlining the history of the Junction Hotel in Marysville.A research document outlining the history of the Junction Hotel in Marysville.marysville, victoria, australia, junction hotel, carlisle guesthouse, william henry kirwan, harold james robert coney, martin cussen, bridget cussen, bridget kirwan, mary ann coney, butlers woods point directory, balliere's directory, james cussen, catherine cussen, catherine dooley, the temperence, kew asylum, ararat asylum, maria catherine chester, maria catherine kirwan, william chester, golden bower mine, cumberland, james richard coney

John Beebe was born in Sandhurst (Bendigo) in 1866. In his earlier years, John and his brother William operated a stonemason's business in Bendigo, designing and making monuments. John graduated as an architect in 1900 . By 1910, John was in sole practice in Bendigo, when he was appointed as architect for the Anglican Diocese. His churches from this period St. Paul's bluestone church in Axedale and St. John's in North Bendigo. He moved to Brisbane in 1916, possibly for health reasons. He died on 15 December 1936 and is buried in the Lutwyche cemetery in Brisbane in an unmarked grave. Lutwyche Cemetery Kedron, Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia Plot MONUMENTAL-COE3-25A-21 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/239489809/john-beebe Four page collection of research on the observatory built by John Beebe at his residence at 55 Condon Street, Kennington. Articles are: one page brief biography "John Beebe's Observatory in Condon Street'; includes mention of how he acquired the telescope that was built into the brick observatory at Condon Street. "the building is a very rare survivor and an important relic of late 19 century scientific endeavour in Bendigo and should be placed on the Victorian Heritage Register'. Second article: two pages 'John Beebe, Architect, owner of East Bendigo Observatory. His later life in Queensland 1916 - 1936, by Peter Anderson April 2020. Article includes family history; John Beebe earlier life' John's brother William and his son Wilfred John Beebe; John's career in Bendigo; Astronomy in Bendigo; Fellowship of the Royal Astronomical Society and the move to Brisbane, Queensland and speculation upon the reasons. Third article: 'Our heritage in danger - amazing observatory comes to light' by Mike Butcher. Article addresses the significance of Beebe's observatory building ' and is representative of the city's early endeavours into scientific research'. At end of article a colour photo of the observatory with the heading 'John Beebe's observatory in Condon Street under threat of demolition'. john beebe, william beebe, observatory, 55 condon street kennington, stonemason, architect, st. pauls axedale, st. john's north bendigo, heritage significance

Retained by the donor to mark the change from 'heavy' to 'light' rail. For the campaign relating to the closure of the rail (see BAYSIDE ARCHIVAL project).Tram ticket from the new light rail rail service, December 1987.transport - railways, pat grainger

Fruitgrowers and Primary Producers Defence League of Australia (a) Submission to the State Development Committee inquiry into the New Wholesale Market from the League. (b) Copy of a letter from the secretary of the League to the State Development Committee asking for a representative to give evidence during the inquiry. (c) Summary of Fruitgrowers submissions to State Development Committee InquiryFruitgrowers and Primary Producers Defence League of Australia clubs and associations, fruitgrowers and primary producers defence league of australia, victoria. state development committee, melbourne wholesale market, markets, queen victoria market

Laminated poster with four panels. Top left: a history of the Long Gully Football Club 1906-1911 (from Len Bennet, Golden Square). Top right a black and white photo of 1906 junior Long Gully team. Bottom right a list of the 1913 Long Gully players (playing in Bendigo City premier team): Ben Thompson, Jack Dunstan, Elisaa Dunstan, Fred Jenkins, Tommy Allen, Paddy Rohan, W. White, Hum Scott, Buller Webster, Billy Cook, Sapper Newcombe, Spreeader Ennor, Syd Jenkins, Buller Canavan, Tommy Baxter, Len Bowe, Joe Scadden, Brit Pattison, Bruiser Williams, Cap Muir, D. Mahoney, Tassy Trahair, P. Hughes. G. Ogilvie, Tom Smith, Nels Keating, A. Blackmore, J. Benstead, Bony Dayfkin, Mottle Daykin, Tamus Daykin. Bottom right: An article from the Bendigo Advertiser 14/06/1950 titled Long Gully Football.clubs, football, long gully football club

Thematic Environmental Heritage. Final document produced, after community consultation, for the City of Boroondara by Built Heritage242 pages city of boroondara, back yards, canterbury, churches, cottages, dairies, danks family, elgar survey, exploration, frognall, goldings boot factory, maling road, malone's hotel, maps, masonic lodges, national parks, native plants, outer circle railway line, police stations, post offices, railways, rochester road, schools, shrublands, soldiers memorial hall, sport, telephone exchanges, theatres, transport, wildlife, canterbury road, land subdivisions, parks and reserves