Floral and foliage patterned tapestry material in green, wine, fawn, gold, dark green & black colours, with fringed edges.

Plan of Stawell Vineyard (Bald Hills)stawell, wine

A small, wine glass, perhaps a sherry glass. This glass is made from clear glass and is a souvenir of the H.M.A.S. Shropshire Ball 1974.The glass has the following inscription engraved in the external surface: "H.M.A.S. Shropshire Ball 1974"

Coloured photo. Portland Library. Man and woman standing in front of bookshelves, holding open book. Two glasses of wine on a shelf.

Macs Hotel Admella room menu. Folded cardboard with wrap around image of the 'Admella'. Menu and wine list printed inside.

2 x small wine glasses. Gold rim. Loreto Convent logo, gold embossed. Identifying numbers 5997 a, bFront: 'LORETO PAT PUPIL'S REUNION PORTLAND 18-11-1989'

Rectangular wooden board, with felt backed recesses for three wine and one port glass. For use as RSM set at formal dinners.Donation plate: Presented to 4/19 PWLH Sgts Mess By WO1 K W Baker Nov 1980

Wine glass, gold rim, gold printed 'PORTLAND LAWN TENNIS CLUB'. Two crossed racquets and two tennis balls depicted.souvenir, portland lawn tennis, sporting club, recreation

Paper bag from Max's Licensed Foodland Tatura. Full range of ales wines and spirits. Phone 24 1141. FREE DELIVERY

"Greystanes" was originally "Hunter House" built at 57 Queen Street, Bendigo by Robert Hunter in 1882. Robert's brother William and his family lived there for almost 60 years. In 1945 the house was sold to Rex Hyett who renamed the house "Greystanes". Rex removed the original verandah and balcony and built the portico. There were several other owners before it was purchased by the Country Roads Board/ VicRoads where it was the local office for 36 years years (1958 - 1994). From the late 1990s "Greystanes" was restored by Bill and Tui Mitchell who operated it as accommodation, restaurant and reception rooms. New owners then turned it into a boutique hotel and conference centre. The current owners purchased "Greystanes" in 1910. It was renamed "Hunter House" and after extensive restorations was converted into a family home and business .Photographs removed from album with adhesive pages (10895.10). Blue two ringed folder. The photographs are a record of the restoration of "Greystanes Manor" house including a restaurant, accommodation and reception rooms. It includes photographs of guest rooms, living rooms, kitchen areas, storage areas, fittings and furnishings, external areas, restoration works, bathrooms, gardens and staff members. The album also includes two letters of appreciation from guests who stayed at "Greystanes" and a two page wine list from the restaurant. The wine list includes wines from several local wineries.tui mitchell collection, greystanes, hunter house, william hunter, robert hunter, tui mitchell, bill mitchell