Scene from Big Hill Area overlooking Stawell Catholic Church at leftstawell

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Child’s Platform Rocking Chair (Methodist Church) stawell

Wedding Honor Guard of Marching Girls for Ian Leslie and Rae Chapman Wedding 4th June 1960.Row of Marching Girls for Chapman/Leslie wedding in front of Methodist Church Main Street

Booklets written for the Centenary Celebrations at Stawell Methodist ChurchFawn card cover with Phot of a church snd black printBelow Photo. Present Stawell Church 1858-1958. Centenary of Methodism in Stawell and District. Minister: Rev J. R. Lawson. Circuit Stewards: Messrs W.D. Stewart, A. Howells. Trust Secretary: Mr. E.K. Gidleystawell religion

B/W Photo of Powder Magazine Church Street Stawell. Built at rear of shop belonging to Wright Pawsey Mitchell Hardware.stawell mining

B/W Photo of Powder Magazine Church Street Stawell. Built at rear of shop belonging to Wright Pawsey Mitchell Hardware. C1990stawell mining

Colour photo pre 1983 of Powder Magazine Church Street Stawell when roads were made either side and car parking created.stawell mining

Christ Church. Church of England on Church Hill Stawell. Built 1862. Part of a collection of Photographs by Mr. O.G. Armstrong as commissioned by the Shire of Stawell in 1866 for the Inter-colonial and Paris Exhibition in Melbourne in 1866.stawell religion

Man standing on pathway on Church Hill Stawell West looking West. Anglican Manse and Houses are on right beyond the trees. Two story building is Grammar School residence in Smith Street. This pathway on Church Hill led to Christ Church, Church of England erected in 1861.Black & white photograph post card with two enlarged copies on a scene featuring gum trees. A person is standing on the pathway. A two storey house in background.On Church Hill, Stawell Weststawell education

Postcard original Congregational Church Scallan St. Stawell with picket fence and double gateway. Postcard No 21. The church in this photograph was built in 1874 and opened on Sunday September 13th. The Rev. S.C. Kent, of Melbourne was the Preacher. The building was intended to accommodate 250 people. The cost, exclusive of the land was 800 pounds. The building was designed and supervised by Rev J.G. Wilson. The Church was the first to be lit with gas in Stawell. Note gas light on the porch. This building is now used by the Lutheran Church.One post card of a church with 3 enlarged photos of the post card. The image is the Congregational Church in Stawell. The church is brick with a picket fence and double gateway with a black dog lying beside the gateway. Enlargements donated by Congregational Church.Congregational Church Stawell 21. (On the back) Empire post card real photograph by T. R. G. Williams Araratstawell

Coloured photo St. Matthew’s Church taken by local photographer Mick Walsh Patrick St Stawell. Photo was taken after 1965. Telephone number on back of photo shows automatic phone number. Coloured photo of St Matthew's Church showing brick fence with entrance pillar with light on top. Mick Walsh 52 Patrick St. Stawell Phone 953-58 1737stawell religion

Colour photograph of R.C. Church with Suited man walking passedAjax series Postcard. Address Only

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Congregational Church Children’s Choir Stawell 1923 Back Row: L-R Emma Evans Olive Warne Jean Wood Marie Evans Reverend Mr Cleavely, May Holloway Marjorie Bainbridge Mollie Heywood Maisie Riley Front Row: L-R Ida Abrahams Bess Sumner Ena Holloway Alice Heal Ilma Phillips Lorna Huttley Marg Heywood Edda Lawrence Reclining at front: Scott HeywoodBlack and white photograph of a group of young people, including a minister standing in the centre of the back rowchoir, religion

Stawell Uniting Church Minister 2011- Photographed in formal attire 2011 - 2020 1974-75 Runners Up C Gradereligion

Rev. Philip Homan (Anglican) in 1858. Anglican minister for Ararat. He conducted services in the Stawell District. He arranged for the necessary materials for the erection of a church of England School building. This was built on an area known as One Tree Hill, Stawell West. This photograph is a copy taken from A.1300K. Copy made by A. Attrill. Oval sepia photograph of a gentleman with a long beardThe first Vicar: REV CANON PHILIP HOMAN, 1856-188Xstawell church

Methodist Church (Uniting Church) 18 colour photographs of Plaque unveiling at church site.3238-3; - A Plaque to mark the site of the former Stawell Methodist Chruch, was unveiled by Mrs. win Schwartz and Mr Allan Coward, former Methodist Parishioners. The Last Minister of the Methodist Church was Rev. Max Spry, who was also Present. Teh Stone for the Plaque was donated by Waites-Robson, Oct 1999. 3238-3a: Crowd watching the Unveiling of the plaque. 3238-2b: Allan Coward & Mrs Winifred Schwartz in front of the plaque 3238-3c: Allan Coward 3238-3d: Dawn Scott holding the microphone for Mrs. Winifred Schwartz nee Langsford 3238-3e: Rev. Max Spry 3238-3f: Mrs Dorothy King (Historical Society) 3238-3g: Cr Brian Small 3238-3h: Alan Kingston 3238-3i: L to R, Max Spry, Win Schwartz, Allan Coward. 3228-3j: Crowd scene before the unveiling. 3238-3k: L To R, Albert & Marg Phillips, Edith Cox, Lil Wilson, Elsie Moulden 3238-3i: L to R, Betty Newson, Jean Mummery, Ann Williamson. 3238-3m, L to R, Geoff Harmer, Dawn Scott 3238-3n L/R Avis Grant, Phillys Milne, Jean Perry (Mrs Wal), Norma McPherson 3238-3o, L/R Margaret Edwards, Joyce Matheson, Gladys Holmes, Alvie Brehaut 3238-3p L/r Joe Edwards, Noel Clarke. Enjoying afternoon tea. 3238-3q L/R Rita Pyke, June Clarke. After the Methodist Church site Plaque unveiling.3238-3d Reverse: Max Sprystawell, church

Congregational Church Scallan Street Stawell. This photograph shows the Manse beside the church and was taken in the 1930's. The manse has an established garden around the building which looks in good condition. The picket fence is the same as in the post card photograph 106 of the Congregational Church built in 1874. Black & white photograph of a scene depicting a brick Church with a manse beside the Church and a picket fence. The manse has a verandah out the front with a corrugated iron roof. Congregational Church Stawellstawell

St. Matthew’s Church Stawell photo taken by Bill McGregor about 1996-1997. New church hall under construction to the left side of the church photo.Black & white photo of St Matthew's Church Stawell about 1996-97 with building on the left of the Church and construction on the right. Photo taken from a parking area opposite the Church with a car to the right. stawell religion

Rose series postcard c1920 of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Side view of church with wooden sanctuary at back of building. Later the sanctuary was built onto this side of the Church in 1927.Post card of St Patrick's Church Stawell and a photographic enlargement. Both photos are black & white, showing a side view of the church with a wooden sanctuary at the back of the building. Pine trees can be seen front and back of the church.The rose series P. 4873 St Patrick's Church Stawell, Vic. on the back POST Card A Real Photograph Produced in Australiastawell

Model Replica of Stawell Lutheran Church Building Scallan Street. On Permanent Loan from Colin Byron Familystawell

Two photos showing the interior of St. Matthew’s Church Stawell before and after the pipe organ was installed. The original photos were taken in the early 1920's. The pipe organ was a gift by the congregation as a thanksgiving to Almighty God for bringing peace and victory at the conclusion of World War 1. Two internal photographs of St Matthews Church Stawell. One showing the stained-glass window. The other showing the pipe organ filling the stained-glass window.stawell religion