Colour photographs of Menzies Creek Hall damaged by a falling tree during a wind storm, 10th October 2016. In the first photo several cut logs in the foreground. The second photo shows a room bisected by the tree. Photos taken by Marian Matta.

Photograph of Menzies Creek Post Office and General Store on the Belgrave-Gembrook Rd. Shows narrow flight of stairs to doorway. In front of store is a telephone box and a bus shelter, Many trees visible in background. Photo from National Archives of Australia.

Two colour photographs from book, Saving Puffing Billy. 1, Several redgum sleepers piled near Puffing Billy crossing at Menzies Creek. Station is in background. c. 1962. 2. The re-opening of the Puffing Billy train, as it arrives at Menzies Creek, 28th July, 1962. Engine 7A is running around for the return journey to Belgrave. Both photos by John Thompson.

Colour photograph of Konrad Matta, Rhiannon Matta, Marian Matta, Carl Matta and Morgan Matta on the platform of Menzies Creek Station, c. 1982.

Black and white photograph of the platform at Menzies Creek Railway Station. n.d.

Photograph of Gembrook train (Puffing Billy) arriving at Menzies Creek Train Station from Belgrave. A woman and a man (?) are seated at the station. Two boys run along the far side of the track. Date unknown,

Photograph of a shelter at the Menzies Creek Railway Station

Photograph of the railway line to Gembrook and the water tank at Menzies Creek in the centre of the picture. This area, known as The Tanks, is the site of the landslide that closed the railway down in 1953. Glen Park homestead is on top of the hill on the left.

Series of black and white photos showing workers bagging potatoes and loading onto trucks. These were taken on the Hermon farm on Black Hill Road, Menzies Creek. The Hermon family leased this land from the State Forest Commission.

Article titled “Protests at Menzies Creek” about pensioners protesting cuts in pensions. Age 6th September 1932.

Article, Roll of Honor/Menzies Creek Woodcutter, announcing the death of Pte George Riddell, who was killed in action. Age, 28th January 1941.

Colour photograph of entrance to Menzies Creek looking west, showing the new temporary Shire sign after amalgamation of Victoria's council areas in 1995. Belgrave-Gembrook Rd with Menzies Rd going to the left. Photo taken in 1995 by Marian Matta.

Colour photograph of a farm in the Cotswold Valley, Menzies Creek, possibly Bob Endersby's land. Photo shows a field in morning mist. A tractor is ploughing the fields. There are trees and tanks on the right side, and many trees in the misty background. Sourced from Facebook, 2019. Photographer unknown.

Black and white photograph of three young children, Joy and Lyn Hermon and a friend, standing beside a timber and corrugated iron house with two brick chimneys, built in Menzies Creek. Joy and Lyn are the great grandchildren of James Hermon who built the house in 1874-1878. In 1885 the house became the Aura/Menzies Creek post office. Copy given to Sherbrooke Centenary Committee in 1989 by Hermon family.

Photos of watercolour paintings of Menzies Creek by Les Cope. - based on a photograph of Menzies Creek in the early 20th Century. It shows Kings' store, the railway station, and the stationmaster's house, as seen from Menzies Rd. - image of the Menzies Creek store around the 1950s. It shows a man and woman talking on a bench, a red postbox, a telephone box, and a streetlight. - based on a photo of Menzies Creek, c.1900. It shows Kings Store and Post Office, with a postman on horseback and a group of adults and children in front of store.

Colour photograph of Glen Park homestead at Menzies Creek prior to its demolition in the early 2000's. Photo shows house's north wall with two gables and a verandah between. Photo from Victorian heritage study.

Two black and white photos dated 1962 from the National Archives of Australia, showing the Puffing Billy train in the Dandenongs. - Ground is steep and heavily treed and may be the stretch of line between Menzies Creek and Clematis Station. - Large trees line the track. There is a driveway below the line with large puddles. A car can be seen crossing the line behind the train. A lightly treed hill is visible in the background. This may be the crossing at the Clematis end of Menzies Rd with Tivoli Farm in the distance.

Black and White photograph of 'Tantallon', the Menzies Creek/Emerald Farm owned by Norah and Percy Douglas, situated on the north side of Ridge Road. The photo shows a corner of a post and rail fence enclosing a small farm paddock. Behind a row of trees, a brick chimney and part of a roof can be seen, presumably the main farmhouse. Timbered hills can be seen in the background. The photo appears to be taken looking north. See also VSSH0046 for more details.

Three colour photographs taken from the Belgrave-Gembrook Rd looking north, towards Ridge Rd over farmland at Menzies Creek. Land in the foreground belongs to Sam Frazzetto. Photos dated 1958 and copied from the National Archives of Australia.The fourth photo (from 14th August 2019) is taken by Will Ashburner from the Daffodil Farm as a comparison.

B&W photo showing rows of filled potato sacks in a field at Hermon's farm on Black Hill Road, Menzies Creek. Land was leased from Forest Dept. Trees are in the middle ground and behind them, the ridge of Ridge Road can be seen. See also M0055 taken from the same position.

B&W photo of Bill Hermon holding a baby of about three months of age. Bill is wearing a sleeveless pullover over a shirt with rolled-up sleeves. They appear to be on the Hermon farm at Menzies Creek. In the field behind them is a metal hand roller. Beyond a small row of shrubs is a child's tricycle. 1940s.

B&W photo of Joy, Lynette and John Hermon at Menzies Creek on the occasion of Lynette's 2nd birthday. Photo shows the children sitting on the front door step. There is a wooden framed chicken wire fence to the left, a screen door behind them, and on the right is what appears to be a wooden display stand with two shelves and turned legs. Joy is wearing a dark skirt with shoulder straps over a light, collared blouse, and a bow in her hair. She is holding a doll in front of her. Lynette is dressed in a smocked patterned dress. John has a shirt and tie, and shorts with braces. A doll is also sitting on the ground in front of him. Dated 24th November 1952.

B&W team photo of the Menzies Creek Cricket Club. Back row: Mr Horrie Willis (umpire) wearing a broad brimmed hat and waistcoat over a collarless shirt, Bill Hermon,Fred Beauchamp, Doug McLean, Wally Appleby. Middle row: Jim Norton, Gordon Willis, Bill Condon, Harold Dunham. Front row: Ernie Dunham, Jack Worrell, Edna Simmons (scorer) holding a book, Stan Hermon, Vic Bennett.The two Hermon boys are named on the photo. The team members are dressed in an assortment of cricket whites and everyday clothes. They are lined up in low scrub. Further behind is a cleared playing area, with trees beyond that. To their left are two hats on the ground. Five team members are wearing peaked caps or cricket caps.

B&W photo of Dave and Peg Johns of Menzies Creek, with their children: Lynette (held by Dave), Geoff, Barry, Dorothy, and Malcolm. Mrs Johns and her daughters are in summer dresses. Mr Johns is in shirtsleeves and has a striped tie. The boys are in shirts and shorts. The group is standing near the corner of a building and there are trees in the background. Dated c.1950.

Five photographs of Menzies Creek and other villages during the August 2020 Covid Lockdown, taken by Kate Leigh. 027/37 is a photograph of a drinking tap in a park, with a sign saying “Drinking taps closed until further notice”. 027/38 is a cafe sign instructing customers “Please order inside only 3 customers @ a time inside. Wait outside for your order. Thx for your patience.” 027/039 is a shop with a corrugated iron roof, closed off with tape. 027/40 and 027/41 both feature close-ups of railway tracks, with the latter showing weeds sprouting from rails.

Photographs of the house and land at 12c Black Hill Rd, Menzies Creek, taken by Chris Girvan in 2011. Features the run-down, abandoned interior and exterior of the house (missing glass pane windows), and shed.

Colour photo showing exterior of the house at 12c Black Hill Rd, Menzies Creek, taken by Chris Girvan, February 2010'

Colour photo. Sun sets over hills of Menzies Creek. Two bare trees on the hill on the right hand side. Taken by Bruce Watson.

School photo of students, including (from top): Mr. Ivan McAlpine, Ted Breen, David Walker, Barnot Shaw, Ernie Johns, Cliff Hermon; (Middle) Aileen Dunham, Dorothy Walker, Dulcie Worrell, Estaire Shaw, Cynthia Walker, Florrie Johns, Grace Hartrick, Merle Shaw; (Front) Frank O'Connor, Jim O'Connor, Mark Brenehy, Allen Beauchamp, Norman Dunham, Brian Brenehy. The School is in the background.

Horse, rider and cow at a creek (possibly Monbulk Creek). Spindly trees edge the track. The animals are drinking from the creek.