Home of Thomas Hogan, north side of Hogan Street, east of Ross Street. Residents posing on verandah.tatura, buildings, historic

Original photograph of group of people celebrating the Cross silver wedding. 5 August 1933. Jack Welpdale (bottom right hand corner), Bertha (wife) next in coat with fur on collar and cuffs. Former residents of "Reserve" Tatura.Black and white photograph of the Cross silver wedding 1933.on back: Jack and Bertha Whelpdale, identified.

An answer to a request for information on family tree and history when compiler visited to research information pertaining to her interestsCollection of information re former residents of local area. 4 Pagesmalins, warner, lamb family history, h white

Many aspects of Hay, including schools, council, shops, historical society, transport, families, WW2, services clubs.Written to record life in Hay. NSW. Red cover showing swing bridge 1906.hay, hay goal, hay pow camp, hay residents

Early 20th century model apparently owned by a Rushworth resident.Solid metal with disc turned by handle with 3 cutting blades on disc. Slot at top to insert bean. This attaches to a solid base (table) by means of a thumb screw.EVRON (on thumb screw)

3 Typed pages stapled at top left corner, type colour is purple. Also a handwritten post script on last page. non-fiction

Selected verse by G Leamon, a resident at Warramunda Village Retirement Hostel, Kyabram. Proceeds to Warramunda residents bus fund.Pale pink cover, black writing. life as i see it, leamon g, kyabram, tatura, warramunda village

Interview with Alois Murr, agricultural engineer, resident in Australia, interned Camp 1.Philips FS 90 audio tapetalk by alois murr, lanz tractor engineer, interned in australia, camp 1