Ill, maps, p.86.non-fictionThis is a history of the Adelaide horse drawn tramways from their inception until they were taken over by the Municipal Tramways Trust. The information was gathered from various sources and that given by word of mouth has been substantiatedtramways - australia, horse tramways - adelaide

Library card and tokens issued to donor and stamped 8. 1981 so probably issued in August in 1981Yellow cardboard library card and two cardboard tokens for Nunawading Public Library in a plastic folderNunawading Public library Readers Carddocuments, cards

CLUNES FREE LIBRARY - ESTABLISHED1874 TEMPLETON ST. CLUNESCOPY OF PHOTOGRAPH OF CLUNES FREE LIBRARY AND CLUNES FIRE BRIGADE STATION.FREE LIBRARY CLUNES 20local history, document, postcard, free library & fire brigade station

Monash Gippsland was a predecessor institution of Federation University Gippsland Campus. This date stamp was used at the Gippsland campus library. A red and clear plastic stamp which recorded 'Monash Gippsland library,"Monash Gippsland Library" library, gippsland institute of advanced education, churchill, ink stamp

Badge distributed by Nunawading City to promote 'Friends of Nunawading Libraries'.Round cream badge with stylised book in the centre promoting Friends of Nunawading Library.FONL - Friends of Nunawading Librariesnumismatics, badges

This photograph shows the interior of a library with a staff member serving a patronSepia photograph of a library interior showing two men facing one another across a circulation desk. There is an illuminated sign with the word 'Read' hanging down above them. Bookshelves line the left-hand wall. libraries, customer service

This photograph shows the interior of a library Black and white photograph of a library interior showing several bookshelves full of books. There is a curtain hanging from the ceiling to the rear of the photograph in front of large windows which are letting in light. A small sign to the left of centre reads 'TEENS CORNER'library, libraries

This photograph shows the interior of a libraryBlack and white photograph of a library interior showing low bookshelves containing picture books, a chair and desk covered in books and stationery. A low wall surrounds the area, on top of which are balanced tall stacks of books with spines facing inwards.library, libraries

CLUNES LIBRARY WAS IN USE IN TEMPLETON STREET UNTIL MIDDLE OF TWENTY CENTURY. LIBRARY BOOK AND LIBRARIAN WERE MOVED TO A SMALL ROOM IN TOWN HALL. LATER AGAIN LIBRARY WAS OPENED IN FRASER STREET IN MR. BOB GALLOWAYS SHOP WHERE IT OPERATES NOW.BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF OLD CLUNES LIBRARY IN TEMPLETON STREET. A SOLID BRICK BUILDING - FRONT AREA CEMENT FINISH. VOLKSWAGON CAR AT FRONTFREE LIBRARY ESTABLISHED 1874local history, photography, photographs, free library

Photograph shows the interior of a library with a woman and man facing the camera and a presumed staff member in the background behind the circulation deskBlack and white photograph of library interior. A woman stands in front of the library catalogue drawers and a man stands to the right of them. Both are looking at the camera. There is a pedestal fan on top of the catalogue drawers. A second woman stands further back, facing away from the camera behind a large desk. Shelves of books can be seen in the background. Printed in grey ink: | 526B / 15.11.73library, libraries, staff

The notes were read by Beth Ritchie at the official opening of the restored library.old buninyong library, buninyong joint library trust, libraries, visitor centres

This is a Latin text book for pupils studying for the Matriculation examinations in 1899 and 1900. It was used by Lizzie Stanley at the convent school in Warrnambool This school was established in 1872 and was at first known as the Convent of Mercy, Wyton and, after 1888, St. Ann’s Convent School. In 1991 it merged with the Warrrnambool Christian Brothers’ College to become Emmanuel College. Lizzie Stanley is believed to be Elizabeth Stanley, born in 1883 with her parents John Shaw and Marie Stanley. Her father, a writer, mathematician and chess player, was well-known in Warrnambool as the founder and Head Master of Warrnambool Grammar School (1879-1900). This text book has at some stage been in the collection of the Warrnambool Mechanics’ Institute Library. The Warrnambool Mechanics’ Institute and Subscription Library were established in Warrnambool in 1854 and a Free Library was operating in the Mechanics’ Institute building from the 1870s on. The Mechanics’ Institute building was demolished in 1975 and the library collection was housed in the new library opened in 1976. In 2006 the old Mechanics’ Institute library was re-housed at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum, Warrnambool and it is not known exactly when this text book was removed from the collection. This book is of considerable interest as it has connections to Warrnambool student, Lizzie Stanley, the Warrnambool Convent school and the Warrnambool Mechanics’ Institute Library.This is a hard cover book of 162 pages. It has a blue cover with black lettering. There are two library labels pasted in, one at the front and one at the back and a library sticker on the spine. The inscription is handwritten in black ink and there are also some notes written at the back in pencil. The cover is stained and the spine is much faded. ‘Lizzie Stanley Convent Warrnambool’ The Warrnambool Mechanics’ Institute and Free Library’ ‘Warrnambool Public Library’ lizzie stanley, warrnambool mechanics’ institute library, warrnambool public library

This photograph shows the interior of a library, possibly a storeroom.Black and white photograph of a library interior, showing tables and chairs, empty floorspace and with empty bookshelves stacked against the left hand wall. There is a box on one of the tables. A woman is walking through a doorway next to a bookshelf containing books in the background of the photograph.Printed in black ink: 868Elibrary, libraries

A photograph showing the interior of a libraryBlack and white photograph of a library interior. A display shelf faces outward, with a table and chairs at the left hand end adjacent to a pillar. A notice advertising Storytime sits atop the display shelf. Further shelves run along the left hand wall under large windows. library, libraries

This photograph shows the interior of a library, including a person looking at the shelvesBlack and white photograph showing the interior of a library with tall bookshelves. A person stands in front of the shelves to the right of the photograph, facing away from the camera and towards the books. A band of high windows looks out onto the sky and the roof of a building next door. Printed in grey ink:| 526B / 15.11.73library, libraries

This photograph shows the interior of a library with desks available for use.Black and white photograph showing the interior of a library. Shelves full of books sit below a window and raise up into a corner. There is a small desk and chair against another window behind a perpendicular shelf filled with books. The corner of a desk can be seen in the right foreground of the photograph. Printed in grey ink: | 526B / 15.11.73library, libraries

The register was used by the Port Fairy Methodist church for the record of issuing and exchanging loan library books to their congregation between the years 1900 - 1924 A book which tells the story of parishioners borrowing books from a library held by the Port Fairy Methodist Church and their namesA red blue and cream marbled covered book with a label for Port Fairy Methodist Sunday School Library stuck crookedly to the front cover as well as a centred label stating Library RegisterTop Label- Port Fairy Methodist Sunday School LIBRARY No.................. Time allowed for reading this book, 14 days; beyond this time it must not be detained without the consent of the Librarian. Any Scholar damaging this Book must replace it or be suspended from the privilege of the Library. Lower label- Library Register. Monogram underneath and in pencil- PORT FAIRY -above "Library and in pencil between "Library Register." and the monogram- -W.S.S.- and underneath the monogram in pencil- October 1st 1900 penciled number 9 and letter w also on labellibrary register, methodist church

This book has been in two Warrnambool lending libraries. It has been borrowed by subscription holders from 1938 to 1950. The book was first in Hudson’s Hygienic Library at 71 Liebig Street Warrnambool. A.R.Hudson had a bookshop and newsagency at the same address. Subscribers to the library paid two shillings and sixpence to join the library and then threepence a week for borrowing the book. The library was open to 9 p.m. and was advertised as ‘The most up-to-date library in the Western District.’ ‘Hygienic’ libraries were a feature of privately-operated libraries in Australia, mostly in the 1930s, 40s and 50s. The increased interest in germ prevention and health improvement led to the ‘hygienic’ practice of sterilising the books after each borrowing. It appears that the books were wiped with formaldehyde. Following Hudson’s ownership of this book, it was in Stronach’s Library at 105B Liebig Street. There have been examples of private subscription libraries in Warrnambool since the 1860s (plus the subscription library available at the Mechanics’ Institute). After 1950, with the increase in the funding and building of public libraries, subscription libraries for the general public largely disappeared. This book is of interest as an example of the books that could be borrowed from a private subscription library in Warrnambool in the early to mid 20th centuries. This is a hard cover book of 247 pages. The cover is red and yellow with an illustration of a racing car on the front and black printing on the front and back. The spine has been reinforced with black tape which is now peeling off. The inside front cover and the back cover have stickers from lending libraries. Inside the back cover are a series of stamps. The book is scuffed and somewhat stained. ‘Hudson’s Hygienic Library’ ‘Stronach’s Library’ warrnambool subscription libraries

The transcript is of state significance, being one of the very few copies still in existence. Its connection with the Court and its presence in the library's collection enhances its significance.The transcript is of state significance, being one of the very few copies still in existence. Its connection with the Court and its presence in the library's collection enhances its significance.Leather Bound Book, with gold Library stampLibrary stamp reads "Library of the Supreme Court, Colony of Victoria). This volume is a "Copy of Mr Webb's shorthand notes of the proceedings on the trial of this information in the Supreme Court of Victoria, before His Honor Sir William a'Beckett, Chief Justice"eureka rebellion

This photograph shows the interior of a libraryBlack and white photograph showing the interior of a library. A desk with piles of books on it appears in the right-hand foreground, whilst two large shelves filled with books stand perpendicular to one another in the background. A curtain hangs from the ceiling between the two shelves. Two narrow benches with a pile of books on each stand in the middle of the room.Printed in grey ink: | 526B / 15.11.73library, libraries