This house was once the residence of Jules Lake, inaugural member of the Lakes Entrance RSL. A boat builder, he lost a leg on WW1 service.Colour photograph of timber house in Barkes Avenue. Corrugated iron roof, gablet ventilator on ridge. Window has metal window shade. White picket fence. Lakes Entrance Victoriahouses, heritage study

Black and white small format postcard showing the town, North Arm bridge, Cunninghame Arm, sand hummocks, taken from Mt Barkly / Jemmys Point. Lakes Entrance Victoriabridges, township, coast, waterways

B&W negative of tram 680 in Barkly St, Russell St, West Footscray Tram has destination Williamstown Rd. Driver and conductor posing for camera on front steps of tram.Paper folder that contained the negative had "NR102A" written in red ink, "F16" in pencil, "61A" in green ink and dated stamped as 1 Jan 1963.trams, tramways, x2 class, footscray, barkly st, williamstown rd, crews, drivers, conductors, russell st, tram 680

Black and white photograph of SEC Tram 17 bound for the city turning from Barkly St. into Main St., on the Mt Pleasant route. Photo taken from the tower on the Ballarat Fire Station. Tram painted in the Bridge St. Traders Association Christmas Livery. Shows the view out to Mt Pleasant along Barkly St and the houses along this route. Photo by Dave Macartney - 23/12/1967. Photocopy made 4/1999 for display purposes.trams, tramways, mt pleasant, barkly st., main st, bridge st traders, tram 17

This is one of the maps drawn by Frank L. Frost while he was beekeeping in North-East Victoria. This particular map may be reference in the "Wooden" Diary on pages 12, 13 and 17.Front Side: Hand-drawn map centred on Chiltern showing the Melbourne road [Hume Freeway] and the Beechworth-Rutherglen road with detailed locations of flora in the region. Flora includes; Iron Bark, Stringy Bark, Red Box and Yellow Box. Details regarding quantity of flowers and quality of trees is included. Back Side: Some names and addresses are recorded in pencil. Drawn with black pen and grey lead on paper. A grid and other symbols are marked in red ink.hand drawn, hand-drawn, map, chiltern, 1915, beekeeper, frost, beechworth honey

The scar on this tree probably resulted from bark being removed to make a canoe.Scarred tree on display in the Mildura Information Centre.aboriginal, aborigine, scarred tree, canoe

The Phoenix Hotel was situated opposite the Fire Station in Barkly Street, Ballarat East. phoenix hotel, barkly street, ballarat east

This street lamp is located in Barkly Street opposite the East Ballarat Fire Station.street lamp, barkly street, ballarat, east ballarat fire station

Two men and a dog outside of a wood, bark and mud hut. Plate 4.building, persons, mining

Dodge was house at Ballarat between 1939 and 1960B&W photograph of 1938 dodge pumper taken in Barkly street beside the Ballarat Fire Station. Dodge has a brigade member in the drivers seat and an unknown woman sitting in the rear of the appliancenil

Black and white photo of a section of Barkly Street, Ararat. The Turf Hotel is on the right side of the street and Frasers on the left. A utility and a car are parked on the right side of the street and three cars are parked opposite.Photo courtesy of Walker Studio

Originally stored at Ringwood Council offices, then taken to PROV.Only source of ratepayers in the Borough of RingwoodDigital imagesBarkly Street, Ringwood. For SJ Press (Elphin Est.), Emily Buzolich (Pratt's Est.), Alexander & Margaret McCleave, Gilbert & Myfanwy Aird & Jack McDonald.

Originally stored at Ringwood Council offices, then taken to PROV.Only source of ratepayers in the Borough of RingwoodDigital imagesBarkly Street, Ringwood (all Elphin Est.). For Alfred Fox, David & Kathleen Oliver, Robert & Grace Holton, GT Press & Thomas & Edith Turner.

Unused invoice / receipt from the Alva Woollen Manufacturing Company of Footscray, from the 1930s.Document (unused invoice/receipt) from the Alva Woollen Manufacturing Company, Footscray, 1930s.2 BARKLY PLACE, FOOTSCRAY / Footscray, W.11 _____193 / M ________ / ALVA WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO. / Makers of Fancy Woollens, Shawls, Scarves and Blanketswoollen mills, alva woollen manufacturing company

Located on Barkly Street. The Library still stands but the Police Station has been demolished.ballarat east library, ballarat east police station, barkly street, buildings

black and white photograph: St, Mungo and Devonshire Group of Mines, looking south, California Gully Primary School in the background. Mng 25 ( black pen ) also in black ball point pen ' The St. Mungo and Devonshire group of Mines, Eaglehawk, looking south 1888. Foreground left - cab, windlass, whip and whim. Left to right, Old St. Mungo, Sadova, Background, The Deveonshire mines . At rear, Califronia Gully State School. View from Snob's Hill, in foreground. St. Mungo and Sadowa with the Lady Barkly in the distance, whilst to the right of the Lady Barkly is the joint battery of the South St. Mungo and Lady Barkly Companies, then follows the South St. Mungo mine, The Uinicorn, and the Phoenix, and in the background, the Devonshire Group ( as identified by J. Lerk in Bendigo's Gold Mining History 1851 - 1954 )organization, business, st. mungo and devonshire mines

Gold Nuggets of Victoria. This booklet covers: 'The Welcome Stranger', 'The Welcome', The Blanche Barkly', 'The Precious', 'The Canadian', 'The Lady Hotham', 'The Sarah Sands', 'The Viscount Canterbury', 'Blackman Lead, Maryborough', and 'The Heron'. 5 page bookletDepartment of Mines.victoria, history, gold mining, geology, and gold pros, gold discovery, gold mining, gold nuggets.

May 14th 1868. I hereby certify that Samuel Richards of Iron Bark is unable to follow his usual employment. Signed H. L. Atkinson. M.D. Note at the bottom: Not worked since the 9th ?societies, aof, correspondence, ancient order of foresters no. 3770 collection - medical certificate, court king of the forest, samuel richards h l atkinson

Black and white photograph of part of the North Arm. It shows the calm waters beneath steep heavily wooded banks. Some dead trees appear to have been ring barked. Lakes Entrance Victoriavegetation, tourism

Side on view of No. 13 turning from Barkly St into Main St. Tram fitted with twin lakes sign under headlight. Taken early 1970's. Image not quite square in photographic paper.trams, tramways, ballarat, mt pleasant , tram 13

The context entry for photograph P0876 gives information about this building which ceased being a place of worship when the Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational churches amalgamated. A non- digital coloured photograph of the front entrance of former Methodist Church that stands on the NW corner of Barkly and Harker Streets in Sunbury. The image clearly shows the decorative wooden edges around the roof and doorway.methodist church, barkly street, harker street

Black and white negative, by Wal Jack, of T 179 at the Russell St West Footscray terminus in Barkly St. The building facade in the background remains at entry date. Tram has the destination of Russell St.trams, tramways, footscray, t class, barkly st, russell st, tram 179

BHS CollectionHorwood Collection. The Old Iron Bark opposite the Manchester Arms Hotel, Eaglehawk Rd. Markings: The Old Ironbark Opposite Manchester Arms Hotel OCT65M Made in Australia. Poppet head centre of image.Kodakmine, gold, gold mine, horwood collection. old iron bark opposite the manchester arms hotel, eaglehawk rd. markings: old ironbark opposite manchester arms hotel oct65m made in australia

St Kilda Presbyterian church cnr Alma Rd and Barkly st St Kilda. Additional notes: built in 1858, opened 5 June 1860, demolished in 1883 and new church built (presumably the church in photograph was built c 1883). Victorian cottage visible on opposite corner of Alma rd and Barkly st.black and white photograph good condition mountedTalma & Co,119 Swanston st, Melbourne. St Kilda Historical Collection, 150 Carlisle st, St Kilda. Historical Society of St Kilda PO Box 142, Balaclava 3185. C10

This Tapa cloth was presented to the Bishop of Ballarat as head of the Oceanic Bishops' gathering in the 1980s. The Tapa or bark cloth is prepared from the bark of a tree, beaten flat and glued with a native plant. It is then printed with earth dyes and sap from a Koka or candlenut tree. The design is printed by hand and the cloth used, in this case for ceremonial and presentation purposes.tapa, oceania bishops, fiji