K.S. Anderson CollectionThree page letter from John Howard (Leader of the Opposition) to K.S. Anderson asking for a donation to the Liberal Challenge fund.

This file contains four items relating to research by members of the Caulfield/Glen Eira Historical Society about theatres and cinemas in Glen Eira: 1/A handwritten copy of a letter from the Caulfield Historical Society to the Secretary of Hoyts requesting information about Hoyts cinemas in Glen Huntly, St. Kilda, Caulfield, Carnegie and Elsternwick. Date unknown. 2/A typed list of cinemas in Glen Eira, dated 07/08/2010 giving their location, name, dates of operation and current status. Researcher unknown. 3/Research notes written by Claire Barton, 02/07/2013, paraphrased from ‘The Pictures and Flea Pits: 80 Years of Australians at the Pictures’ by Simon Brand (1983). The notes give the broader context of cinemas in Australia at the time many Glen Eira cinemas were in operation. 4/Research notes written by Claire Barton, 04/07/2013, paraphrased from ‘Moorabbin: A Pictorial History, 1862-1994’, by John Cribbin (1995). The notes give a brief history of the Bentleigh Theatre and Ormond Theatre (renamed ‘The Plaza’).hoyts theatres ltd., gardenvale, mayfair gardenvale, nepean theatre, glen huntly, glen huntly theatre, caulfield, crystal palace theatre, carnegie, hoyts carnegie theatre, elsternwick, hoyts elsternwick theatre, esquire, nepean highway, glenhuntly road, glen huntly road, manchester grove, dandenong road, woorayl street, carre street, gordon street, cinemas, theatres, bentleigh, hoyts bentleigh, caulfield south, camden, carnegie, memorial, rosstown, carnegie theatre, pohebe, renown, elster, esquire, kadima, sharon, classic, rex, argosy, capri, ormond theatre, the plaza, depression 1929-1939, audiences, industry, world war 1939-1945, television broadcasting, drive-in theatres, entertainment, bentleigh theatre, centre road, nicholson street, suburban life, suburbs, community centres, north road, cribben john, brand simon, barton claire, caulfield historical society

James Oldham (1840-1908) emigrated from Newark-on-Trent and went to Ballarat where he took up a teaching position at Mount Pleasant in 1860. He was appointed head teacher of the Wesleyan Lydiard Street School in 1864. In 1886, after other appointments he became Head teacher at the Dana Street Primary School No. 33. He married Rebecca Gundry, and had twelve children. He founded the School of Design at the Ballaarat Mechanics' Institute in 1870, and taught there as the Master until 1885. Email correspondence containing information on James Oldhamjames oldham, ballaarat mechanics' institute school of design, education, rebecca oldham, rebecca gundry, mount pleasant school

Black and white collage postcard showing views of Lakes Entrance, Buchan and Lake Tyers Station residents to advertise local area East Gippsland Victoriasettlement, buildings, community facilities

Correspondence between Blackburn Cool Stores and Shire of Blackburn and Mitcham requesting the property be listed as a populous or trading area, showing copies of titles.Correspondence between Blackburn Cool Stores and Shire of Blackburn and Mitcham requesting the property be listed as a populous or trading area, showing copies of titles.blackburn cool store, shire of blackburn and mitcham, railway road, blackburn, mary street, blackburn, george street, blackburn, cottage street, blackburn

Coloured photo postcard of 'Burswood' in Cape Nelson Rd, Portland. View shows front section Burswood, including some of the lawn and gardens.Front: ' "Burswood" built in 1855 for Edward Henty" printed in black, bottom border Back: 'Rose series Colorview No.1659 copyright' printed in blue, down left hand side

Memorabilia made for raising funds for Vietnam Veteransvietnam veterans