PHOTOGRAPH OF PUPILS AT SOUTH CLUNES SCHOOL NO. 136. WHICH CLOSED IN 1923. LATER THE BUILDING BECAME A KNITTING MILL, AND IS NOW A BOTTLE MUSEUM.SEPIA PHOTOGRAPH OF CLUNES PRIMARY SCHOOL, MOUNTED ON CARDBOARD, WHEN IT WAS SOUTH CLUNES SCHOOL. LATER IT BECAME A KNITTING MILL.Hand written on paper and glued to the cardboard mounting; Horace Williams, Evelyn Dowielocal history, photographs, schools 136, primary school

Although the inscription of .1 states this building was transported to Maryborough it's clear that the building remained in Clunes at least until the knitting mill was relocated from Fraser Street, (now known as Collins Place) to the corner of Bailey and Camp Streets, perhaps this building was extraneous its new location and was then moved to Maryborough at some date after 1918..1 SEPIA PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MOVE OF THE SALVATION ARMY HALL TO COLLINS PLACE WITH A CROWD OF PEOPLE IN FRONT OF THE BUILDING AND A LARGE "TRACTOR" IN THE DOORWAY .2 SEPIA PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MOVE OF THE SALVATION ARMY HALL TO COLLINS PLACE WITH SEVERAL PEOPLE IN FRONT OF THE BUILDING AND A TRACTOR MOVING INTO POSITION .1 on reverse; At Clunes part of mill ready for transport to Maryborough (Plate is similar not negative of this)local history, churches - salvation army, salvation army hall