Catalogue card reads, 'Unveiling of plaque in memory of Edward George Honey'.

Record of Bicentennial Celebrations.Colour photo Unveiling of Bicentennial Memorial at Scotsburn, John Scott removing flag, 9 March 1988, Hall and Recreation Reserve. bicentennial, memorial, scotsburn, john scott, graeme howard

Catalogue card reads, 'Unveiling of tabled fixed to pioneers stone in library grounds'.

Catalogue card reads, 'Unveiling of tabled fixed to Pioneers Stone in library grounds'.

Catalogue card reads, 'Unveiling of tablet fixed to pioneers stone in library grounds'.

Catalogue card reads, 'Unveiling of tablet fixed to Pioneers Stone in library grounds'.

Catalogue card reads, 'Unveiling of tablet fixed to Pioneers Stone in library grounds'.

Catalogue card reads, 'Unveiling of tablet fixed to Pioneers Stone in library grounds'.

Catalogue card reads, 'Unveiling of tablet fixed to Pioneers Stone in library grounds'.

Catalogue card reads, 'Unveiling of tablet fixed to Pioneers Stone in library grounds'.

Record of Bicentennial Celebrations.Colour photo Unveiling of Bicentennial Memorial at Scotsburn by John Scott, 9 March 1988, Hall and Recreation Reserve. Graeme Howard behind.bicentennial, memorial, scotsburn, john scott, graeme howard

Photographs donated by Michèle Adler 2017 past FOBG PresidentThe first garden bench donated by the Friends of Burnley Gardens. (1)'Unveiling the seat in the grey garden,' L-R Back Row - Carol Sorrell, Julie-Ann Webster, Dorothy James, Jane Geeson, Barb Brockly. L-R Front Row - Phil Tulk, Elspeth Ferguson, Suzanne Borck (worked in Administration), Sandi Pullman, Greg Moore (Principal). (2, 3) Greg Moore cutting the ribbon. (4) Jane Geeson and baby, Barb Brockley (5) Jane Geeson and baby. (6) Julie-Ann Webster. (7, 8) Trish Mooney (Gardener).garden bench, friends of burnley gardens, fobg, unveiling, grey garden, carol sorrell, dorothy james, jane geeson, barbara brockley, phil tulk, elspeth ferguson, suzanne borck, sandra pullman, greg moore, julie-ann webster, trish mooney

Catalogue card reads, 'Library. Unveiling stone outside library to commemorate Matthew Flinders explorers and early graves of settlers, 1970'. Back of photograph reads, 'Unveiling of plaque, 1970. Cr. Stan Norris and E. Pullin'.

Three colour photographs of E.J Barker at the time of his retirement. The photos include the unveiling of a portrait by Geoffrey Mainwaring, and a presentation of a staff photograph under the Tree of Knowledge. e.j. barker, jack barker, geoffrey mainwarring, retirement

Written on back of photograph, 'Mrs. E.V. Pullin, MBE and mayor Morris at unveiling of plaque at library 26.20.74.'

Written on back of photograph, 'Major General L. E. Beavis unveiling tower, 9/12/67'.

Typed below photograph, '1974 - Frank Parker and other identities at unveiling Ringwood Commemorative Plaque to pioneers.'

Catalogue card reads, 'Library - unveiling stone outside library to commemorate Matthew Flinders, explorers and early graves of settlers, 1970'. Written on back of photograph, 'Unveiling plaque to graves, etc. 1970. outside library. E. Pullin left in foreground'.

The booklet was produced for the unveiling of the Captain Cook Statue on 7 December 1914 at the St. Kilda Foreshore. It contains details of Cook's life, the statue and the donor, Andrew Stenhouse, as well as of its unveiling. The statue was unveiled by the Governor of Victoria, Sir Arthur Stanley, watched on by Commonwealth and State dignitaries and hundreds of St Kilda residents. Sixteen page booklet of white paper printed in brown with cardboard cover of similar colours. Secured by brown cotton cord..st kilda, catani gardens, john tweed, andrew stenhouse, captain cook statue, statue, captain cook

Catalogue card reads, 'Council ceremonies. Unveiling stone at Poppet Head 1985 and then opening of Poppet Head 1987.'

The Memorial to Dr Park, unveiled in Hogan Street from the balcony of the Criterion Hotel, looking east across railway line. Old Post Office in right foreground; old Fire Station beyond memorial.clock, dr park, tatura, buildings, historic, transport, motor, vehicles, costume, male, female

A black and white photograph taken at the unveiling of the sign placed at The Big Culvert.A black and white photograph taken at the unveiling of the sign placed at The Big Culvert. The Big Culvert is a historic granite and bluestone arch along the Yarra Track, a major route to Melbourne through the 1800s. Built in 1870 and a major piece of infrastructure for its time, the heritage listed culvert allowed water to flow under often-flooded the road. The Yarra Track is the former name of the gold fields road from Healesville to the Woods Point and Jordan Goldfields, in Victoria, Australia. A direct route via the Yarra River and the Great Divide was discovered by Rieck in September 1862 and became known as the Yarra Track. Early in 1863, the Victorian Government decided to construct a 193-kilometre (120 mile) road along the route. Its original width varied between 4 and 6 metres (12 and 20 feet), and was designed to accommodate horse-drawn vehicles. The Track involved the climbing of the Black Spur, descent into the Acheron Valley, and then through Marysville to the Cumberland where it followed the existing route.Unveiling of sign/ at "Big Culvert" In front Max Cockerrell and - Rear: second back Geoff Pope R.H.S. rear: Nancy "/ Anne "the big culvert, yarra track, victoria, healesville, wood's point goldfields, jordan goldfields, black spur, acheron valley, cumberland valley

The unveiling of the statue occurred on 1st November 1906.boer war statue, buildings, public, celebrations, commerical, persons, sturt street

Plaque Unveiling – Methodist Church Site 1999stawell

Plaque Unveiling – Methodist Church Site 1999stawell

Uniformed soldiers watch the unveiling of the Boer War Statue.boer war statue, buildings, persons, costume, commerical, public

Unveiling of restored Major Mitchell plaque on Western HighwayActing Mayor of Stawell: Frank Jeffrey unvieling of the Major Mitchell plaque on the western highway near Stawell 150 years after Major Mitchell had passed this spot.stawell