Near the corner of Cormistom Road and Florence Avenue onto Oban Road. The house is still there today (2024).Taken by Roy J Mitchell

Soft cover book of 31 pages with spiral wire spine.Cover depicts each residence number with corresponding owners name.

Digitised video (1.11GB). Duration: 20 minutes. Recorded March, 2021. (Video is available for viewing at Ringwood & District Historical Society Archives by appointment)Presenters: Gerry Robinson and Peter Le Get of Heathmont History Group (HHG) look back over developments in the area over the previous year. HEATHMONT HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2020 Summary - "Of course for 2020 the Covid 19 virus dominated. Other finalists included roadworks on Bedford Road corner, new Wards for MCC and their elections, 100th birthday and death of Rita James, opening of Milk & Wine Co. café replacing Barclays, election of Kylie Spears as Mayor, closure of Heathmont Medical Centre, demolition of Miller homestead in Coven Avenue, final edition of Maroondah Leader local newspaper, opening of HE Parker Sports pavilion, 50 more bollard arts, and the ugliness of the former Anglican Church and other local sites."

Digitised video (2.61GB). Duration: 61minutes. Recorded March, 2021 (Video is available for viewing at Ringwood & District Historical Society Archives by appointment)In this talk, Ringwood and District Historical Society President Russ Haines takes us through the early history of the Birt's Hill / Croydon Road area, the former locations of the Bilcock and Hardidge families. The Bilcock family had one of the early general stores in Kent Avenue and later moved to Toorak Avenue, Croydon. The father, David Bilcock was a talented film maker. His daughter, Joan Bilceaux, was a renown singer, model and actor, having varied the spelling of her surname as her chosen professional name.

Digitised video (894MB). Duration: 20 minutes. Recorded February, 2023 (Video is available for viewing at Ringwood & District Historical Society Archives by appointment)As a follow up to the recent centenary celebrations of the 1921 Ringwood State School building in Greenwood Avenue, Ringwood and District Historical Society President Russ Haines presents this look back at the often overlooked earlier history of the village of Ringwood, including the establishment of Cass' School in 1874 on five acres of land between Dublin Road and Everard Road, becoming Ringwood's first school.

Folder containing copies of LANDATA documents relating to "Pinemont", Panorama Avenue, Ringwood, Victoria, compiled for potential real estate sales background information purposes. Title Vol 965 Fol 923 Allotment 27B Parish of Warrandyte - James Forbes, dated 30th August, 1876. Title Vol 5236 Fol 1947157 Lots 294 and 370 on Plan of Subdivision no.11392 - Anthony Loughnan, dated 4th March, 1927. Title Vol 6415 Fol 1282937 Lot 294 on Plan of Subdivision no.11392 - Jessie McCracken Rothwell Woodard, dated 9th September, 1940.

Invitation to celebration of the proclamation of Ringwood as a City on 24th March 1960 at Jubilee Park, Greenwood Avenue - a Children's Day Display by students of schools of the municipality. To Cr RC Horman JP and Gwen Horman. All material is from Gwen Horman’s three albums that she owned.

City of Ringwood Council document (June 1968) highlighting new Civic Centre build in Braeside Avenue, Ringwood

Black and white photographRingwood Bowling Club- New Clubrooms at Miles Avenue, 1931.

Small brochure by Glide Farrell & Co, real estate and Business Agents, Melbourne advertising "93 Superb Building Blocks 3Mins Station & Shops", and "Sky-Line Views of Heathmont Hills Estate" , comprising lots in Dresden Ave, Doulton Ave, Devon Ave, Viviana Crescent, Leoni Avenue.

Black and white photographs (2)Photographs show volunteers constructing the flood wall along the Miles Avenue frontage. Text attached to photos includes names of Committee Members who accepted the responsibility of recommending changes in 1979 including the flood wall.

Blue coloured bookletOn front cover Directory of Members, 1980-1981 City of Ringwood Bowls Club Miles Avenue, Ringwood, Vic, 3134. Inside booklet is typed list of Members in alphabetical order with address and phone number.

Coloured photographs(34)Photographs include: Club personalities at old Club . Internal and external images of new Clubrooms and greens. Various team photographs. Final Premier Division 1999. Images 30210(a) to 30210(i).

Copy of Letterhead.Ringwood Bowling Club Ladies Section Miles Avenue, Ringwood, Vic., 3134. Telephone: 870 6767. 25th November 1969

Copy of Letterhead.City of Ringwood Bowls Club Miles Avenue, Ringwood, Vic., 3134. Telephone: 870 6767. 18/3/74.

Copy of Letterhead.City of Ringwood Bowls Club Inc. Miles Avenue, Ringwood, Vic., 3134. P.O. Box 149, Ringwood, 3134. Telephone: 870 6767. 14th March, 1984.

Photo taken by Marion Mitchell (nee Robinson) in 1985. The shop was often pranked by removing the "s" from rooster.

Stanley Wieland took over the property called "Fairview" at the corner of Dickasons Road and Canterbury Road, Heathmont after his Father's death in 1945. He married Thelma Wilson in 1930. Their daughter Pat wrote the Wieland History with her husband Don Talbot.Architect's plan on heavy blue paper for residence at Balfour Avenue , Heathmont

Coloured photographPhotograph shows piled up rubbish of demolished building of old Club in Miles Avenue.

Coloured photographPhotograph shows dug up greens of old Club in Miles Avenue.

Coloured photographPhotograph shows piled up rubbish of demolished building of old Club in Miles Avenue.

Coloured photographPhotograph shows bowlers playing at old Club in Miles Avenue.

Coloured photographPhotograph shows remnants of demolished old Club in Miles Avenue.

Coloured photographPhotograph shows remnants of demolished old Club in Miles Avenue.

Coloured photographPhotograph shows remnants of demolished old Club in Miles Avenue.

Coloured photographPhotograph shows bowlers playing at old Club in Miles Avenue.

Coloured photographPhotograph shows ladies playing a game at Miles Avenue.

Coloured photographPhotograph shows ladies playing a game at Miles Avenue.