Black and white photo of opening of Nunawading Civic Centrenunawading civic centre, whitehorse civic centre, johnston, donald, rev., brown, j.h., mccall, c.r.t., florence lillian, hamer, rupert j. sir, block, renate, mckern, h.t.

Black and white photo of opening of Nunawading Civic Centrecity of nunawading civic centre

Black and white photo of opening of Nunawading Civic Centrecity of nunawading civic centre

Black and white photo of dignitaries at opening of Nunawading Civic Centrenunawading civic centre, whitehorse civic centre

The Kew Civic Centre, as opposed to the adjacent Kew Civic Hall (see also Kew City Hall), was built to house a new Council Chamber and Council Offices in 1972. The Kew Library was to be located on the ground floor and accessed from the current carpark. This building replaced the former Town Hall in Walpole Street, Kew which had served as a town hall from 1865-1972. After the sale of the old Town Hall, the new Civic Centre was built to a design of the architects A K Lines, MacFarlane & Marshall. A fit-out of the building was still occurring when councillors and council officers moved into the building. In 1987, the Kew Library (and the Kew Historical Society) moved across the road to the reconfigured Civic Hall. The Civic Centre, pictured here, was ultimately sold to Trinity Grammar School following the amalgamation of Kew into the City of Boroondara.These four black and white photographs were taken by a photographer in the City Engineer's Department during the final construction phase. Each is dated and inscribed with a description.Forecourt of the new Kew Civic Centre in 1972.Annotated verso: "Civic Centre - Forecourt / 16.7.72"kew civic centre, kew civic offices, city of kew -- council chamber

Written on back of photographs, "Civic Place, 1984".

Typed below photographs, "Civic Centre, 1973".

Former Commissioners blamed for blow-out in Nunawading Civic Centre of $390,000. blow-out in Nunawading Civic Centreseamer, peter, wright, stephen, dunstan, david, abbott, kevin, allan, spurr, noel

Black and white photo of Aerial View of Site for Nunawading Civic Centre.nunawading civic centre

The City of Ballarat unanimously resolved to erect a Civic Hall in 1951. The architects, Gordon Murphy, of Melbourne, and H.L. and L.J. Colburn, of Ballarat, were commissioned in 1952. The Council constructed the foundations and footings for the building under the supervision of the former City engineer, Mr L.H. Finch, in 1953. These footings are of massed concrete. The design for the building took advantage of the cross fall of the land, providing for the Small Hall to be entered from the Doveton Street frontage through a foyer under the Main Stage, the structure is steel with brick panels, with accommodation for 1,592 persons in the Main Hall and 440 persons in the Lower Hall. Black and white photograph of a brick building known as Ballarat Civic Hall. It is located on the corner of Mair Street and Doveton Street North. The Shakespeare statue out the front of the building was unveiled on 17 November 1960. ballarat civic hall, civic hall, colburn, finch

The Kew Civic Centre, as opposed to the adjacent Kew Civic Hall (see also Kew City Hall), was built to house a new Council Chamber and Council Offices in 1972. The Kew Library was to be located on the ground floor and accessed from the current carpark. This building replaced the former Town Hall in Walpole Street, Kew which had served as a town hall from 1865-1972. After the sale of the old Town Hall, the new Civic Centre was built to a design of the architects A K Lines, MacFarlane & Marshall. A fit-out of the building was still occurring when councillors and council officers moved into the building. In 1987, the Kew Library (and the Kew Historical Society) moved across the road to the reconfigured Civic Hall. The Civic Centre, pictured here, was ultimately sold to Trinity Grammar School following the amalgamation of Kew into the City of Boroondara.These four black and white photographs were taken by a photographer in the City Engineer's Department during the final construction phase. Each is dated and inscribed with a description.Creating the forecourt to the new Kew Civic Centre in 1972.Annotated verso: "Civic Centre - Forecourt / 16.7.72"kew civic centre, kew civic offices, city of kew -- council chamber

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "Ringwood from Civic Centre."

Photograph of Ringwood Civic Centre, Braeside Avenue, taken on 28th January 1970

Premier of Victoria, Jeff Kennett, plants a tree at the opening of Whitehorse Civic CentrePremier of Victoria, Jeff Kennett, plants a tree at the opening of Whitehorse Civic Centrekennett, jeff, anderson, richard, whitehorse civic centre

Black and white photo of aerial view of Nunawading Civic Centre. 1 copynunawading civic centre, whitehorse civic centre

Black and white photo of view from Nunawading Civic Centre, looking Northnunawading civic centre, whitehorse road nunawading

Original photograph of the Kew Centenary Ball in the new Kew Civic Hall in 1960. The photograph formed part of the collection of WHS Dickinson and was presented to the Kew Historical Society by his daughter in 2018. Original black and white photograph of the entry of a debutante and her partner at the Centenary [of Kew] Dinner Dance in 1960. The photograph shows the entry of a debutante and her partner through a specially constructed floral arch at the back of the main stage, which was at that time located at the northern end of the Kew Civic [Town] Hall. The Mayor and Mayoress, Cr WHS and Doris Dickinson are standing at right.centenary of kew (vic) - 1860-1960, cr whs dickinson - mayor of kew 1946-1947, civic events - kew (vic)

Original photograph of the Kew Centenary Ball in the new Kew Civic Hall in 1960. The photograph formed part of the collection of WHS Dickinson and was presented to the Kew Historical Society by his daughter in 2018. Original black and white photograph of the entry of a debutante and her partner at the Centenary [of Kew] Dinner Dance in 1960. The photograph shows the entry of a debutante and her partner through a specially constructed floral arch at the back of the main stage, which was at that time located at the northern end of the Kew Civic [Town] Hall. The Mayor and Mayoress, Cr WHS and Doris Dickinson are standing at right.centenary of kew (vic) - 1860-1960, cr whs dickinson - mayor of kew 1946-1947, civic events - kew (vic)

Black and white photo of R.A.A.F. Band at Opening of Nunawading Civic Centre, plus copy.nunawading civic centre, r.a.a.f. band

Written on back of photograph, "18/5/81. Civic Place".

Iced cake with City of Ringwood insignia displayed between two candle decorationsWritten on backing sheet, 'Golden Jubilee cake at Civic Centre'.

Written on back of photograph, 'Coach with mayor arriving at Civic Centre for "Back to" 19.10.74. In the Civic Centre the RHR Group provided a large display of photos.' Catalogue card reads, '"Back To meeting at Ringwood Civic Centre 1974. Awaiting arrival of Mayor in Cobb & Co. coach.'

The Kew Civic Centre, as opposed to the adjacent Kew Civic Hall (see also Kew City Hall), was built to house a new Council Chamber and Council Offices in 1972. The Kew Library was to be located on the ground floor and accessed from the current carpark. This building replaced the former Town Hall in Walpole Street, Kew which had served as a town hall from 1865-1972. After the sale of the old Town Hall, the new Civic Centre was built to a design of the architects A K Lines, MacFarlane & Marshall. A fit-out of the building was still occurring when councillors and council officers moved into the building. In 1987, the Kew Library (and the Kew Historical Society) moved across the road to the reconfigured Civic Hall. The Civic Centre, pictured here, was ultimately sold to Trinity Grammar School following the amalgamation of Kew into the City of Boroondara.These four black and white photographs were taken by a photographer in the City Engineer's Department during the final construction phase. Each is dated and inscribed with a description.Tiling the steps leading from the forecourt to the new Kew Civic Centre in 1972.Annotated verso: "Civic Centre - Forecourt / 16.7.72"kew civic centre, kew civic offices, city of kew -- council chamber

'Civic Centre Gardens: Peace de Resistance', article from the Nunawading Gazette, 28 March 1994.nunawading civic centre, parks and reserves, brandenburg, john p, lahza, ahmad

Written on back of photograph, "Parking Eastland looking to Civic Place, 1984."

Catalogue card reads, "Mine site, 1963. Site of Civic Centre".