"Temperance Hall". Booklet with toned sepia cover and photo of the hall as the "Senior Citizens Centre"Port Melbourne's Public Places; "Temperance Hall"arts and entertainment, societies clubs unions and other organisations, built environment - civic, port melbourne temperance hall, senior citizens centre, children's library, the tent, port melbourne neighbourhood house, liardet community centre, independent order of rechabites, richard sprott, barry merat

Cottage of Edward Toohey (died 1898) a Shire contractor and road maker. Ned, his son worked with Frederick Myers building many of the bluestone roads in the Shire of Melton. In the background is the brick house built for Martha Myers in 1967. Martha and husband Frederick (born 1877 in Melton) resided in the Myers (Miers) house on Western Highway beside the gully near Reserve road. Frederick lived there for 86 years. The house was built in 1867 by Henri and Ann nee Dowling Myers. Demolished 1968. Martha Myers house was demolished in 2011 to become a car park. Mary and Jack Tolhurst removing roof of Ned Tooheys house (site of Senior Citizens ).local identities, misc.

Cato Lake view from Sloane Street. This photo is one of three showing Stawell Council Works deepening Cato Lake in February c 2002. Tracks from a tractor can be seen all round the lake. Willows branches hang either side of the view with trees along the horizon. The Presbyterian Church tower, Senior Citizen room and Anglican Church can be seen amongst the trees in the background.Coloured photograph of Cato Lake. The view is from Sloane Street and the lake was in the process of being lowered for the deepening of the lake by Shire Council Works. Tractor tracks can be seen all round the lake. Willows hang either side of the view with trees along the horizon. The Presbyterian Church tower in the background near the Senior Citizen room and Anglican Church to the right.Date on back of photo in biro 12.2.2002.stawell

2 PhotographsWritten on back of photographs, "Work on North Ringwood Senior Citizens' Rooms".

Part of Ron LAING's collection of photographs recording Port Melbourne over a thirteen year period. Donated to the PMH&PS by the photographer.From a set of colour photographs of Sporting Clubs in Port Melbourne: Sandridge Trugo and Senior Citizens' Clubsport - trugo, societies clubs unions and other organisations, ron laing, sandridge trugo club

number in album 03536.02Black and white photograph Eunice Lake and Dot Sanders of Senior Citizens Club. Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, senior citizens

East Ringwood 2000-East Ringwood Senior Citizens Club- B&W Photo from Album 6501

Black and white photograph Pat and Sonny Davy coordinators of Senior Citizens Op Shop. Lakes Entrance Victoriasenior citizens, opportunity shop

number in album 03539.03Colour photograph Bill Allen and Rein Jongkryg playing table tennis at Senior Citizens Club. Lakes Entrance Victoria sports, senior citizens

Colour photograph of members of Senior Citizens Club Dot Sanders in black, Dot Davies in blue, Celia Daniel in pink with glassescommunity organisation, seniors club, people

number in album 03536.03Colour photograph Dot Mortimer member of Senior Citizens Club for twenty years, Betty Gell in background. Lakes Entrance Victoriasenior citizens, clubs, people

number in album 03539.01Colour photograph Beryl Allen and Shirley Stephenson with table tennis racquets in hand at Senior Citizens Club. Lakes Entrance Victoriasenior citizens, activities

``Newspaper clipping from "The Mail", 15-6-93, P3, Facilities open Ringwood Council last week voted to open its senior citizens facilities to all aged residents after applications from two community groups. It will also extend the senior citizens' consultative committee to include all major groups .`

number in album 03538.01Colour photogaph Shirley Hancock President of Senior Citizens Club setting up the lunch at Melbourne Cup Day celebrations. Lakes Entrance Victoriasenior citizens, celebration