Wesleyan Church Choir taken in August 1899 by Herbert's Studio Stawell.Black and white photograph of a group of 12 females plus one male seated centre front. Taken in Herbert's Studios Stawell.Taken August 1899 Wesleyan Group Mrs. R. Gray Wakeham St Stawell Herbert's Studios Stawell Methodist Church Choir Matilda Miller need Hanes in front. Daughter of John and Martha Hanes nee Hall. Deep Lead. Born 1879. Died W.A. 1958 Mrs Richard Herbert Miller/\wesleyan, religion, choir

An old rare damaged brown heavily embossed patterned hardcover book, The Life of The Rev. John Wesley, A.M. by Richard Watson. The spine is missing. There are loose pages particularly at the front with pencil and ink inscriptions. A sewing pin is holding the black and white portrait of John Wesley to the endpaper. The spine edge inside has grey tape holding the endpapers together. There are dirty marks, severe tanning and foxing noted all through this 1851 edition. 485p. with a few pages at the back of further religious works by the publisher John Mason.non-fictionThe life of The Rev. John Wesley, A.M. sometime fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford and founder of the Methodist Societies.religion, biography, methodist church history

Murray Comrie Collection. This photograph is probably an original print.Black and white photograph depicting the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Tarnagulla.tarnagulla, churches, church, methodist, wesleyan, religion, faith, buildings

Murray Comrie Collection. This photograph is a reasonable copy created from an older original. Tarnagulla was famous from the early days for its philharmonic choirs, often under the auspices of the Wesleyan Church and frequently in conjunction with the other churches. This photograph illustrates part of the interior of the Wesleyan Church, and the large choir is performing a classical cantata for the Wesleyan Sunday School celebrations. The older gentleman near the centre of the photograph is Wesleyan Sunday School stalwart and Tarnagulla Town Clerk, HC Bristol. The two memorial plaques on the rear wall are for Tarnagulla pioneers David Hatt (left) and Jonathan Falder. The two elaborate hanging lamps can also be seen.Black and white photograph depicting the Sunday School Choir of the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Tarnagulla. Written in pen on front: 'Cantata "Naaman" 31.10.92 Tarnagulla Wesleyan Sunday School'. Written in pen on reverse 'Church opened 9.4.1865 by Rev. Hill of Castlemaine. Orig photo with Mr. A. M. Renshaw'.tarnagulla, churches, church, methodist, wesleyan, religion, faith, buildings, children, sunday school

Murray Comrie Collection. This photograph is a reasonable copy created from an older original.Two identical copies of a black and white photograph depicting children, probably a Sunday School class at the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Tarnagulla. Children and teachers are all wearing matching yoke-style regalia.tarnagulla, churches, church, methodist, wesleyan, religion, faith, buildings, children, sunday school