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Canterbury History Group
Document - Re-opening the Outer Circle Railway Line, J.Kemp Government Printer, 1909
Report by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Railways on the question of Re-opening the Outer Circle Railway LIne.canterbury, railways standing committee, outer circle railway, victorian railways, deepdene, east kew, victorian government -
Canterbury History Group
Document - Canterbury. Provision of Railway Bridge - Up Line, Office of Chief Traffic Manager, 9/09/1968 12:00:00 AM
Notification from Victorian Railways of the new railway bridge being opened for the Up Line service on Sunday 15 September 1968canterbury, canterbury station, canterbury road, victorian railways, railway bridges, railway lines, trains -
Canterbury History Group
Map - Victorian Railways East Camberwell to Laburnum. Diagram No.3' 58, 1/05/1958 12:00:00 AM
Diagram showing proposed signal and interlocking arrangements for the East Camberwell to Laburnam line 1958canterbury, canterbury station, victorian railways, railway lines -
Canterbury History Group
Photograph - Children's Rally at Canterbury
Black and white photograph of Children's Rally at Canterbury. A line of about twenty children in the Canterbury Gardenscanterbury, canterbury gardens, railway lines, maling road, parades and processions, childrens clothing, flags -
Surrey Hills Historical Society Collection
Work on paper - Photograph, Canterbury Road, near the corner of Union Road, 1911
... because of the muddy nature of the land north of the railway line ...J A Geer's grocery store operated from 1909-1912 on the site established by George Sim in 1884. He bought a house and added a shop where, in 1889, he established the first post office in the area. Prior to this residents had to go the Box Hill to collect mail. Date is approximate.This records one of the earliest businesses in Surrey Hills. To begin with, businesses developed along Canterbury Road rather than Union Road, in part because of the muddy nature of the land north of the railway line.Black and white photo taken from a postcard of Canterbury Road, near the corner of Union Road, looking west in 1906 or 1907. Two children play on the LHS of the street and there is a man on a horse and carriage, and a cart, on the RHS. Buildings on the RHS are the Surrey Family Hotel and J A Geer's grocery store; on the LHS is a row of double-storey terraces including Hansen's Terrace on Canterbury Road to the west of Union Road.On LHS within the original image is 'Canterbury Road, Surrey Hills'; on the rear in top LH corner in blue biro in Jocelyn Hall's handwriting "J H / spare"canterbury road, geer's grocery store, surrey family hotel, businesses, horse drawn vehicle, hansen's terrace, post card, mr j a geer -
Canterbury History Group
Document - Thematic Environmental History, Built Heritage, 1/05/2012
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