Re Heritage StudyColour photograph of the railway bridge over Boggy Creek, showing the bridge high above the waterway, rocky terrain and scrubby vegetation. Nowa Nowa, Victoria,bridges, waterways, transport

Sepia photograph showing old bridge over Boggy Creek, presumably near Nowa Nowa. Two men and boy on bridge. Bridge supported by rough logs in centre and at ends. Gippsland Victoriabridges, waterways

Date made June 1989|Two photographs taken by Vera Bennett| One photograph taken by Keith Scarce|Six photographs all similar views of trestle bridgeColour photograph of the trestle railway bridge over Stoney Creek, near Nowa Nowa, showing bridge in intact condition soon after the cessation of services from Bairnsdale to Orbost. Nowa Nowa Victoriabridges, transport

Photographs taken for Heritage Study|Eight other photographs similar viewsColour photographs showing different views of the railway bridge at Stoney Creek near Nowa Nowa, Victoriatransport, boats and boating

Date made May 1992.Black and white photograph showing Nowa Nowa Primary School student with grandparents. Nowa Nowa Victoriaschools, students

Date made May 1992.Black and white photograph student with grandmother from Nowa Nowa Primary School. Nowa Nowa Victoriaschools, students, parents

This is the Nowa Nowa crossing off Old Orbost Road, to the first Nowa Nowa Hotel built by Moses Faithfull, in 1890, in background. Moses Faithful came to Australia from England with his parents on the Royal Consort in 1844. After living at Bulla, Pakenham and Wurruk he and his wife moved to Hospital Creek in about 1885 where he took up the first selection of land at Upper Hospital Creek. As well as farming he built the first hotel at Nowa Nowa in 1890. He had charge of the hotel until 1895 when he sold to Mary Stirling. Moses died on 8th July 1901, aged 66, at the residence of his son-in-law, David Price, at Newmerella, and buried in the Orbost cemetery.This hotel was built in 1890 and doubled as a coaching stop on the inland route. Settlement grew up around the hotel. It was sold 1895 to Mary Stirling who husband own the land the hotel stood on. The hotel burned down on 29 July 1955. This is a pictorial record of Nowa Nowa in the late 19th century.A black / white photograph of a creek crossing with large stones in the foreground. A bridge can be seen in the background across the creek.nowa-nowa faithful-moses stirling-hotel

Black and white photograph taken at Nowa Nowa Garage showing apprentice Allan Duncan and subcontract mechanic working on a vehicle, Nowa Nowa Victoriabusinesses, trades

This photograph was found inside item 2441 - a book titled "The cost of a Promise".This item is an early photograph of the Nowa Nowa Hotel.A black and white photograph taken in the main street of Nowa Nowa. It is of three men sitting on the verandah of the Nowa Nowa Hotel. Two men are standing in front and another one is holding a book. There is a car on the right.On back - stamped KODAK PRINT in pen - NOWA NOWA HOTEL photograph nowa-nowa-hotel

Colour photograph of the Country Ramblers music group at Nowa Nowa Hotel in 1975. Colin Campbell on drums and Margaret Campbell vocalist. Nowa Nowa Victoriagenealogy, musicians

Hall built July 1926, funded mainly by public donation, lighting was originally by kerosene lamps, later 'gloria lights', then a generator, until electricity connected in 1964.Colour photograph of the entry to the Nowa Nowa Community Hall, shows a timber dwelling with gable roof, weather shield over main door. Nowa Nowa Victoria.halls

Article appeared in Lakes Post Newspaper 16 September 1992, page 22Black and white photographic print showing nine children from Nowa Nowa Primary School Basketball team with TABA Runners Up banners. Nowa Nowa Victoriaschools, sports

Water lilies reputedly planted by Mrs Horsfield of Lakes Entrance Garden Club.Colour photograph of the lily pond near the railway trestle bridge at Stoney Creek, shows a pond covered with lily leaves and flower buds, surrounded by scrubby bushland. Nowa Nowa Victoriavegetation, waterways

Colour photograph of a building at the Nowa Nowa Caravan Park, a weatherboard building with gable corrugated iron roof. Also in photograph two buildings, one of which was Hodder's Store and the other which used to be the bakehouse. Nowa Nowa Victoriacamping, buildings

Also similar black and white copy 15 x 22 cmBlack and white photograph showing the trestle bridge over Stoney Creek near Nowa Nowa, shows Bairnsdale to Orbost train on left end of bridge. Train has four open goods trucks, two covered goods trucks, one louvred van and one passenger carriage, and guards van at rear. Tall forest in background, low scrub in front. Nowa Nowa Victoria.bridges, transport

Also second identical copyColour photograph taken from inside sawmill, showing saw bench and machinery. Nowa Nowa Victoriamachinery

Also a tinted postcard titled Lake Tyers Victoria Railways Tourist Series number 03821.1 size 9 x 13.x cm purchased from B RoacheTinted postcard of Lotos Bay Nowa Nowa showing an open waterway surrounded by thick natural vegetation, rowing boat containing two people on lake. Lake Tyers VictoriaLotos Bay Nowa Nowa Lake Tyersforest, waterways

Second identical photographColour photograph of timber marker on site of Wards Hut, built 1887 first dwelling in Nowa Nowa, Victoria houses, heritage study, local history

Black and white photograph of Irish performers Leamus Bayley and Jim Murray who performed at Mingling Waters Nowa Nowa Victoriaentertainment, people, performing arts

Student identified as Gary Cross, Grade 6, visit to Lakes Entrance Secondary College Science session.Black and white photographic print showing student from Nowa Nowa Primary School during visit to Lakes Entrance Secondary College. Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools, students

Date made December 2011|This bridge is one of the few remaining of the several constructed on the Bairnsdale to Orbost railway line from 1913 to 1915.|Also eight photographs similar views, four taken of the top, four from below the bridgeColour photograph showing different views if the timber railway trestle bridge at Wairewa. Railway line and sleepers have been removed, structure appears to be reasonably intact. Nowa Nowa Victoriabridges, historic site, transport