Carr's Plains Homestead 1995Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995carrs plains

Carr's Plains Homestead 1995Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995carrs plains

Carr's Plains Homestead 1995Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995carrs plains

Carr's Plains Homestead 1995Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995carrs plains

Methodist Church (Uniting Church) Two colour photographs of a gathering at Carrs Plains3238 - Dawn Scott, Jean & Eric Jude, Backs of Alan & Gwen Howells, Rev. Max Spry, Uniting Church Parishoners. Reason for gathering and Year not Known. 3238-1a - L to R: Jean Langsford (Brown Hat), ? Mrs Aitken (Fawn coat) Ethel Mathews (white Coat), Front, Ruth Allen Blue Jacket), Lil Membry, Others not Known.stawell

Photo taken at Carrs Plains in 1874 of Indigenous or First Nation People outside a wood and bark hut. In 1861, William Dennis of Carrs Plains Station, a staunch Methodist became Honorary, Aboriginal Protector for the area. One of his main tasks to give Government supplied food and clothing to the Aboriginals. Many district, remaining Aborigines became based at Carrs Plains, and their dead were buried in a cemetery on the station. The cemetery is show on survey map of Wirchilleva Borough, in corner of camping & water reserve near surveyed Bismarck township. In a Protector's report 1869, Dennis wrote that only one male worked regularly on the property, a Bullock driver.Black and white photograph of a wood and bark hut with a group of men, women and children out the front. Reproduction rights reserved Copied by State Library of Victoriastawell aboriginal portrait

-1 Forking Hay into Chaff Cutter. Bill Cunningham is child c.1940 -2 Little Boy Bill Cunningham with Grandfather Herbert Wettenhall Carrs Plains about to feed sheep c.1940 during drought. -3 Bill Cunningham walking towards chaff cutter powered by motor. -4 Bill Cunningham with Chaff Cutter in background at Carrs Plains. Shows Hay being brought in Hay and Conveyor Four Farming photographsfarming

First Nation child at Carrs Plains with slate on her lap. Dressed in simple frock and laced boots. (May be linked to no. 5563-1 series in records). This photograph is a copy of the original held by Museum of Victoria. Carrs Plains was one of the early runs. Once described as a desirable spot, with the Richardson river running through it into the first level part of the country. In later years it was described as having a fascinating view of the Grampians thirty-fourth miles to the South West. To the South the Pyrenees, East the Bolangum Ranges, North limitless Plains. Black and white photograph of a young child seated holding a slate on her lap. The child is dressed in a simple frock with laced boots and seated in front of a plant. Copyright Museum of Victoriastawell aboriginal portrait

Indigenous or First Nation Person beside a large Red River Gum and next to a river (Richardson River) with aboriginal tools. Photo taken at Carrs Plains. Holford Wettenhall, took over as Protector when William Dennis left the Station. Observed during this time indigenous people mainly hunted possum. At the turn of the century the last surviving indigenous people at Carrs Plains were moved to Lake Tyers Mission in East Gippsland 588Km away. Photo said to be of "Blind Tommy" but unsure of this information. Black and white photograph of a large River Red Gum, with a man standing holding a boomerang, killing stick and shield. Copyright Museum of Victoriastawell aboriginal portrait

AboriginalOlder Gentleman beside tree holing shield and boomerang

AboriginalAboriginal Lady and girl in front of lean to H.H. Wettenhall with granddaughter on right

Location UncertainB/W Photograph of Two bullock teams in front of house, with large cypress trees or coniferstransportation

Bail Elevator loading hay bales from truck c1955Truck and machinery stacking rectangular Straw Hay BalesF W Moodie, North Plains, Stawellfarming, harvesting

Photos of Carr's Plains taken on a trip by Stawell Historical Society. First home the family lived in on the Carrs Plains property.carrs plains

Subdivisional Sale Carr's Plainscarrs plains

Site of the Bismarck School near Carr's Plainscarrs plains education

Three coloured photographs of Carr's Plains Homestead and out buildings.carrs plains

Photos of Carr's Plains taken on a trip by Stawell Historical Society. Permanent Homestead.carrs plains

Carrs Plains Wool Carting showing Bullock Drawn Wool Carts and Shearing Sheds in background.Six workers around bucket with bullock drawn wool carts in backgroundcarrs plains

Photos of Carr's Plains taken on a trip by Stawell Historical Society. Slab store shed with shingle roof.carrs plains

Photos of Carr's Plains taken on a trip by Stawell Historical Society. Bricks made on the property. Original Verandah was wooden. Underground cellar.carrs plains

AboriginalGroup of Aboriginal People in European cloathes in front of two lean toos.At Carrs Plains, Wimmera District. Taken in Victoria 1868

Carr’s Plains Estate Subdivision Sale Poster with Subdivision Mapstawell

5563-5a Swinton1907 5563-5b Swinton Party at Carrs Plains 1907Photographs of Swinton on CDstawell

Recollections of a long life 1887-1979 Including childhood at Carrs Plains. Growing up in the Grampians the 90 years of Violet Good (nee Wettenhall) Orange card, Black Print B/W oval photo of a young woman standing next to a leather chair looking out a window Looking to the Mountains Viola's View 1887 - 1979stawell

First Nation Women of the Richardson Tribe Victoria 1868 Copyright Museum of Victoria printed on back Writing on this photograph is the same as no 5563-1 in records and possible the group is from Carrs Plains.Black and white photograph of a group of First Nation women in European dress. Five adults one younger and one child.Women of the Richardson Tribe Victoria March 1868. Topsy, Annie, Agnes. Caroline Maggie Polly Little Kitty Copyright of Victorian Museum (printed on back)stawell aboriginal portrait

-10a Mingawalla House via Callawadda -10b Carrs Plains 1949, Hubert Wettenhall , Jack Cunningham, Peg Moodie, Charles Moodie , Bill Cunningham, Christine Moodie, John Cunningham, Arthur Cunningham, Richard Moodie, Warwick Moodie -10c Carrs Plains Feb 1938. Jack Cunningham, Mollie Wettenhall, Hubert Wettenhall, Pat Wettenhall, Herbert Wettenhall & (Mr Ray Holmes, Teacher at Dadswell’s School -10d Family Gathering at Carrs Plains about 1940. L-R Back. Patricia Campbell, John Campbell, Barbara Cunningham, Peg Wettenhall, Jack Cunningham, Hubert Wettenhall, Front, Dad (Herbert Wettenhall) with Bill Cunningham & Mother (Mary or Molly Wettenhall), -10e Family at the Bolangum Ranges Picnic 1920’s -10f Jack Cunningham in Voluntary Defense Corp St Leonards 1943 -10g Jack Cunningham in Voluntary Defense Corp St Leonards 1943 -10h Madge Anderson, Barbara Cunningham, Bill & John Cunningham at Stawell Station about 1944 -10i Barbara Cunningham in St Leonard’s property Garden. May 1937 -10j John Campbell Mingawalla via Marnoo c 1940 Bulldog Tractor Series of 1o smallish B/W Family PhotographsNames on Back