Wonga Park: The Oaks 1930sPhoto is named 14880028.jpg on CD

Wonga Park: Hall Post 1926Photo is named 14880018.jpg on CD

Stane Brae Homestead at Wonga ParkPhoto is named 14880019.jpg on CD

Wonga Park: A view of the Yarra RiverPhoto is named 14880031.jpg on CD

Wonga Park: Read's Dam, Orchard and HousePhoto is named 14880016.jpg on CD

Wonga Park: Old School with students Pre 1912Photo is named 14880017.jpg on CD

Wonga Park: The Oaks 3 in garden and lady in front of housePhoto is named 14880029.jpg on CD

Wonga Park: A view of the Yarra River with Crooning Waters house and Mt LoftyPhoto is named 14880031.jpg on CD

Wonga Park: Mrs Sharp standing with daughter Elizabeth on horse c. 1920Photo is named 14880032.jpg on CD

Wonga Park Kiosk Store c 1948, erected and run by Arthur and Teddy DavisPhoto is named 14880024.jpg on CD

Photos or Negatives scanned and put on CD for use at Wonga Park Primary School Centenary in 19851488 written on disc in marking pen

School Group taken in front of Wonga Park School probably in 1920s by the clothes and hats wornPhoto is named 14880014.jpg on CD

Wonga Park: The Oaks, early. Built by Merric Hughes, and original Eight Hour Pioneer settlerPhoto is named 14880020.jpg on CD

No. 1 Embarkation Depot (1ED) RAAF Bivouac Wonga Park entry permit for Mr. PhilpottPhoto is named 14880021.jpg on CD

Prepared by the Shire of Lillydale during discussion with Wonga Park & District Residents' Association regarding the redevelopment of the intersection

Wonga Park: Mrs Sharp in front of shade house (later tea house) with baby Elizabeth in pram c.1913Photo is named 14880034.jpg on CD

Digitised video (232mb). Duration: 5 minutes. Recorded April, 2025 (Video is available for viewing at Ringwood & District Historical Society Archives by appointment)In this timely presentation just prior to ANZAC Day, Robyn Slater summarises her book on Wonga Park Diggers in World War 1 from Orchards to Trenches.

Boxes of fruit were labelled so that buyers knew who grew the fruit, the size of the fruit and the area where it was grown.Cardboard Labelled with Orchardists name and type of fruit. Label printed with " Grown and Packed by R. & J.M.Hooper, Wonga Park". Fruit being Peaches. Grade being Fancy also had Count for the number of Peaches and a Date.

State Government agencies have joined local government to oppose lan developers' plans to subdivide an untouched pat of the Yarra. The subdivision involves 565 hectares (Yarra Brae and Stane Brae) and more than 16 kms of bush river frontage at Wonga Park in Lillydale Shire

Digitised video (3.06GB) Duration: 56 minutes. Recorded November, 2019 (Video is available for viewing at Ringwood & District Historical Society Archives by appointment)Presenter: Alan Upton has spent his life growing fruit, both at the original Upton orchard in Wonga Park and at Yering on the Healesville Road. In that time, there have been many changes to not only agricultural methods and techniques but also to the local area, as covered by Alan in this video presentation.

Created about 1995 probably to display at Wonga Park Hall at a public meeting and also at the Wonga Park Community cottage at a Back to Wonga Park afternoon teaphotos of old wonga park

The allotment history for Crown allotment 9A Wonga Park (after Crown leases from 1893) starts in 1906 with the Crown granting 46 acres and 6 perches to Thomas Shaw, an iron worker in Collingwood. The history of registered owners who have a connection with the allotment include Charles James Phair (1920), Victor Sydney Hollow, Ellen Nora Taubman, Norman Edward Taubman, Ethel Clara Taubman, Norman Hugo Semmler, Dulcie Margaret Semmler, Wesley Charles Robinson, Margaret Joyce Robinson, Roslan Pty Ltd, Aktip Pty. Ltd., Hendricus Martinus Versteegen, Marie Therese Versteegen, Gary Grey Hutchins and Annette Louise Hutchins, Frederick Allen Lang, Beverley Elizabeth Lang, Gary John Cole, Kay Jean Cole, Trevor James Lethlean and Rosalie Dawn Lethlean, inter alia.Archive file for Crown allotment 9A containing title history documents and research. Documents include copies of Crown Grant Volume 3161 Folio 174, Certificates of Titles Volume 9274 Folio 298, Volume 9274 Folio 299, Volume 9274 Folio 300, Volume 9538 Folio 560, Volume 10155 Folio452, Volume 10155 Folio 453, Volume10177 Folio 343, Plan of consolidation No. 354507C and Plan of Subdivision No. 331410J

A plan prepared by Mr. A.J. Upton (secretary and convenor of the Wonga Park School Committee) in about 1920, when residents were pressing for a new school to be located at the junction of Bryson’s and Yarra Road, the object being to combine the Wonga Park and Yarra Road Schools. Although the proposal was eventually dropped, this plan shows who lived in Wonga Park in the 1920’s and where they lived. [It is likely that this plan dates from some time after 1920.]wonga park school

Second publication following the success of the 2002 edition, aims to provide the local community with a comprehensive resource, promoting local businesses and services. This edition has broadened the demographic to include 14 suburbs.Soft cover book of colour display advertisements for business's located in Chirnside Park, Doncaster East, Donvale, Kangaroo Ground, Lilydale, Nth Croydon, Nth Eltham, Nth Ringwood, Park Orchards, Research, Templestowe, Warrandyte, Warranwood and Wonga Park areas arranged by category as listed in the contents page. Includes a sprinkling of historical images and brief descriptions of each area. Also includes lists of Child care, Churches, coming events and schools. 63 pagesbusiness directory, chirnside park, doncaster east, donvale, kangaroo ground, lilydale, nth croydon, nth eltham, nth ringwood, north eltham, park orchards, research (vic.), templestowe, warrandyte, warranwood, wonga park

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