OPENING OF BRIDGE OVER MOUNT CREEK ON ROAD TO MOUNT BSCKWORTH, NOW CLOSED TO TRAFFIC.PHOTOCOPY OF PHOTO OF GROUP OF PEOPLE STANDING ON A BRIDGE AT THE OPENING OF MOUNT CREEK BRIDGE. CIRCA 1941local history, photography, photographs, bridges

Main Street Stawell looking West including Town Hall Shops and Motor Vehicles c 1960's. This photo was taken by M. Robson before being donated to the society. The photo of Main St. was taken before it was made into a Mall, now know as "Gold Reef Mall". The street reopened to traffic in 2005.Black & white photograph of Main St Stawell looking towards the Grampians. The view includes the Town Hall & Bank of Australia on the right, with shops either side and two vehicles travelling along the road with vehicles parked along the street c 1960's.stawell business streetscape

Geelong is famous for its bollards. Created by local artist Jan Mitchell, the colourful bollards spot the foreshore, representing a fascinating and fun chronicle of the city’s past. Few people know that Mitchell planned for a flock of sheep to be part of her public art project. The wool industry is an important part of Geelong’s history, so Mitchell thought what better than a flock of sheep to welcome people to the city. The flock (and a Shepard) were to be placed out on the Melbourne-Geelong highway, near Lara, to welcome travellers to the city. The sheep would then be scattered along the road as a wayfinding signal to bring people to Geelong. When traffic authorities heard the plan for bollard sheep along the road, they squashed the project as a potential distraction for drivers. Another flock was also suggested for the hills of the eastern gardens, overlooking the bay. This was also disapproved; so Mitchell only ever partially completed four sheep bollards. The bollards are remnants of Jan Mitchell’s flock of sheep. The sheep also show the evolution of one of Geelong’s most iconic art installations. From the first sheep showing the raw timber of the old Yarra Street pier, to the sheep without a face, through to the completed sheep, it is possible to trace Mitchell’s process in the preparation of the bollards. The lost bollards form part of the National Wool Museum’s unique collection. The first bollard is the least complete, still in its original timber colour. From the central cylindrical shape, an additional wedge protrudes. This unpainted wedge forms what would have been the face of the sheep, with an ear present on either side that would have been painted white. Presently they are a bare metal. No legs are present on this bollard. The second and third bollard are completed to a similar level. They have a central cylindrical shape with an additional wedge protruding from the front of the timber. This wedge forms what would have been the face of the sheep, with an ear present on either side. The face and ears have been painted white but the finer details such as the eyes have not been added. These bollards bodies have also been painted white and have their legs attached. The legs are thin metal cylinders, approximately 50mm in diameter and 500mm long. The fourth bollard Is complete. It has the same central cylindrical shape with an additional wedge protruding from the front of the timber. This wedge forms the completed face of the sheep, with an ear present on either side that has been painted white. The face also features completed painted eyes. This bollard has its legs attached. The legs are thin metal cylinders, approximately 50mm in diameter and 500mm long. geelong, bollards, geelong's bollards, jan mitchell

An article in the Nunawading Gazette on an objection by Mark Delaney on the traffic flow and hazards associated with the proposed development of land on the former Forest Hill Residential Kindergarten land.Lake Rd Site for Housing.land subdivision, forest hill residential kindergarten, lake road, forest hill, jean street, phillips, bruce, delaney, mark, glen valley road

Letter dated 18th December 1995 from Special Committee of Management of Bill Sewart Athletic Track to Chief Executive, City of Whitehorse concerning traffic management at East Burwood Reserve including diagrams.traffic management at East Burwood Reservesportsgrounds, east burwood reserve, bill sewart athletic track, city of whitehorse

Mitcham Chamber of Commerce has disbanded because of lack of support from retailers. Former chamber president, Graeme Miller, was approached by Whitehorse Council with plans to revitalise Mitcham Shopping Centre. He lamented the Council's decision not to open the Mall to traffic. Whitehorse Council are accused of not being responsive to the Chamber's needs.Mitcham Chamber of Commerce has disbanded because of lack of support from retailers. Former chamber president, Graeme Miller, was approached by Whitehorse Council with plans to revitalise Mitcham Shopping Centre.shops, mitcham chamber of commerce, miller, graeme, mitcham shopping centre, cooke, neil

Map of land use precincts, draft structure plan including overall strategic goals of Blackburn Station Shopping Centre. Also traffic management.Map of land use precincts, draft structure plan including overall strategic goals of Blackburn Station Shopping Centre. Also traffic managementblackburn station shopping centre, land use

Installation of traffic lights on the corner of Railway Road and Chapel Street in Blackburn.Installation of traffic lights on the corner of Railway Road and Chapel Street in Blackburn.blackburn chamber of commerce, railway road, blackburn, chapel street

Article from Whitehorse Gazette 21/1/1998 informing that Whitehorse Council will restore 75 year old signs painted under the Laburnum railway viaduct. The signs which have been vandalised and have badly deteriorated have been described as a Blackburn icon and a reminder of the past before traffic lights and road signs existed.Whitehorse Council will restore 75 year old signs painted under the Laburnum railway viaduct.city of whitehorse, abbott, kevin, champion, isaac, ray, shire of blackburn and mitcham, shire of nunawading

Black and white photograph of traffic lines on recently widened section of Whitehorse Road near Mitcham in 1938. Other No. 3714.whitehorse road, mitcham.

Black and white photograph of traffic lines on recently widened road near Mitcham in 1938. other No. 3713whitehorse road, mitcham.

Produced as one of a series of 24 prints commissioned by Nunawading & District Historical Society -|Theme: Intersections of Mitcham and Nunawading 2000/2001.|See also Series by P. Simmenauer on the same theme.Black and white photograph - print and negative looking along Whitehorse service Road in Mitcham on a Sunday afternoon - note heavy traffic. Landscaped median strip mainly Australian natives - also angle parking in service road. Vehicles in view: Metropolitan Fire Brigade, tender No. 27; Sedan; 4 wheel drive car; Mitsubishi Sedan.metropolitan fire brigade - tender 27, whitehorse road, mitcham, service roads

Black and white photo of Protest Meeting of Mahoneys Road, Forest Hill Residents objecting to traffic increase, mainly generated by Forest Hill Chase. The Meeting took place in Nunawading Council Chambers. Councillors present, from front - W. Coyne, P. Dempsey, W. Riddell, A. Bowden, P. Allen.resident action, mahoneys road, forest hill, city of nunawading, coyne, bill, dempsey, peter, riddell, wal, bowden, anthony peter., allan

Hat belonged to Catherine (Kitty) Ann Windsor (born 23 Nov 1919 died 17 Nov 2002) in the 1930s. She was the grandmother of Rachael Cottle (Whitehorse Historical Society Secretary Aug 2011-2016). She was gate keeper at the Tunstall (Nunawading) railway gates crossing at Springvale Road during 1934 - 1952.A house was supplied for the keeper. The gates were closed to traffic from midnight till 5 a.m.Dusky pink felt skull cap shaped cap. Pearly white, gelatin sequins in the shape of a feather on one side.costume, female headwear

Hat belonged to Catherine (Kitty)Ann Windsor (born 23 Nov 1919 died 17 Nov 2002) and was worn in the 1930s. She was gatekeeper at the Tunstall (now Nunawading) railway gates crossing at Springvale Road during 1934-1952. A house was supplied for the keeper. The gates were closed to traffic from midnight to 5.00 a.m. The donor Rachael Cottle ( Whitehorse Historical Society Secretary Aug 2011 - Aug 2016) is the granddaughter of Catherine Ann Windsor.Black soft velour beret shaped hat with 5cm turned up brim and black feather at back.costume, female headwear

Article in Nunawading Gazette. Plans by Australia Post to rezone land in Rooks Road to light industrial development concern residents about traffic problems. Council voted to prepare and exhibit planning scheme amendment to rezone land at 76 - 104 Rooks Road.post offices, australia post, rooks road, mitcham, no 76 - 104, jewell, peter

Several kangaroos were reported bounding along Blackburn's busy streets early on February 27th having been attracted to roadsides in search of grass & water during our prolonged dry spell.Several kangaroos were reported bounding along Blackburn's busy streets early on February 27th. wildlife, blackburn, whitehorse road, blackburn, warriors 4 wildlife