Made by a Mother for her daughter who had no other picture books.Cardboard book of cut out fruit labels from tine of fruit. Dark red thread is laced through holes in the pages to form bindingbook, scrap book, hornung g, frank g, camp 3, tatura, ww2, books, scrap

Worn by Gretl Hornung, daughter of internee, at Camp 3. Dress made by her mother Emma Frank.Round neck, sleeveless, navy blue cotton dress. 6 bronze like buttons, fastened through loops and 1 press stud. Red, green and yellow embroidered dots around neck, down the front and around the armholes and across the top of 2 pockets, gathered skirt.gretl hornung, emma frank, camp 3 clothing

Worn by Gretl Hornung, daughter of internee, at Camp 3. Dress made by her mother Emma Frank.Square neck, cotton beige child's dress. Fastened down the front with 6 press studs. Puff sleeves, gathered skirt. Embroidered with red, light blue, dark blue and yellow floral pattern along front edges and around the neck. A frill around the edge of the neck. Blue and red flowers on each of 2 pockets on skirt.gretl hornung, emma frank, camp 3 clothing

Given by Chris Durie who's mother was Rose Fawcett (daughter of Chris & Annie) who lived at Powlett Hill.Chris Snr & Annie Fawcett (copy from original) at Powlett Hill before taking a drive in the buggy. Chris in coat & hat holding a cane? & a blanket. Annie in hat & fur.on back 3local history, photography, photographs, chris fawcett snr & annie

This photograph pictures the Ankers, one of the founding families of Wandin, Victoria, Australia. It shows the first home they built on their "Tooroonga Park" property, significantly one of the first waves of home in Wandin. It was provided to the Wandin Historical Society and serves as part of Mont de Lancey's extensive digital and physical records of early regional family histories and the history of Victorian settlement.Small A5 black and white photograph of Anker family. Features six adults in 1880s dress. From left to right: Selina Anker (daughter) in long sleeve dark dress, William Anker (father) in slacks and a dark hat, William Anker (son) in dark button up jacket, Emily Anker (daughter) in long sleeve dark dress, Ernest Anker (son) in light button up shirt with tie, and Emma Anker (mother) in patterned dress with skirt ruffles and trumpet sleeves. They stand in front of a light wood house with a brick chimney, surrounded by plants. On the back of the photo is an inscription describing the people and place pictured written by a researcher.ORIGINAL HOME BUILT ON "TOOROONGA PARK" PROPERTY / IN 1886. 55 QUAYLE ROAD WANDIN. / WILLIAM (WILLHEIM) AND EMMA ANKER (nee'HAND)Lilydale. / ELDEST OF THEIR 5 CHILDREN ELIZABETH WORKING AWAY. / Left: SELINA, WILLIAM (Father) WILLIAM (son),EMILY,ERNEST, / EMMA (Mother).tooroonga park, wandin, family photograph, anker family, historical homes, victorian history, regional victoria, farming settlements, yarra valley

Story of the 'Mullens House', originally small dwelling made of hand made bricks by Mrs Mullens' father, Mr Forbes of Glen Waverley. Came from Scotland 93 years ago. As the family increased more rooms were added. Hugh Mullens was a woodcutter and later an orchardist and later still a road contractor. Mrs Tainton, a daughter, still lives in part of the original property. Another daughter, Mrs Stocks who was a widow stayed on with her mother at the old home. It is now the property of Melbourne & Metropolitan Board of Works. Mr & Mrs Hugh Mullen's had 12 children. Mr Mullen's parents lived in Highbury Road, near East Burwood Primary School and were pioneers of East Burwood.hugh, forbes, tainton, r (mrs), stocks, (mrs), melbourne and metropolitan board of works, highbury road, mullen's