Black and white photograph"Written on back of photograph" Opening of Lionswood Retirement Village, Kirk Street, Ringwood. May 1963.

Written on back of photograph, "Mail 24th April 1958. Official opening Ringwood High School".

Written on back of photograph, "'Mail' 24/4/1958. Official opening Ringwood High School".

Written on back of photograph, "Opening new school, Yarra(?) Rd." Luther College, Feb 1964

Typed below photograph, "1955 Official opening - Lady Brooks in Dollies' Corner with Barbara Horn".

Written on back of photograph, "T.C. J. Webster and mayor, library opening, 2nd May 1970".

Written on back of photograph, "Opening of Tennis Court at East Ringwood whilst mayor of Ringwood, 1937".

Coloured photographAttached to photograph Members assembled prior to the Opening Day game, Saturday 26th August, 1989.

Coloured photographGroup photograph of Ladies Section bowlers on Opening Day- 1996/97 season. No names listed.

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "Opening Greenwood Pre-school by Lady Brooks, 10/12/1955."

.1) Typed orange card reserving seating at the opening of '1870 Founders Hall' at Invitiation Ballarat College of Advanced Education. .2) Typed orange card reserving seating at the opening of '1870 Founders Hall' at Invitiation Ballarat College of Advanced Education.

Guests at the Opening of Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education/ Left to right: ? , Susan Ryan, Tom Kennedy , ?gippsland campus collection, susan ryan

In 1977 residents of Cockatoo built a kindergarten in McBride Street Cockatoo to service the growing population in the area. The building was officially opened on the 22nd of November of that year. Residents formed a Co-op, raised all the money to build the kinder along with lawn bowls and tennis sporting facilities for the town. No small feat, let alone for a town with a population of around 3000. The land was provided by the council for the kinder to use and that was their sole contribution to the building of the kinder. The unique building, was designed by Richard Allen and depicted a children's carousel. The design was to provide a feeling of enjoyment and friendship to the children who used the building. The large glass windows that were installed on the north-eastern side of the building made up 1/3 of the exterior wall. This overlooked the playground of the kinder making it easy to see the children at play from inside. The site of the building is in a dominant position and is highly visible to all who travel through Cockatoo. It was used as a child care facility right up until 2005. The kindergarten has recently been granted heritage listing after Cardinia Council started demolishing the building. The local community were successful in putting a halt to the demolition and saved the building. It will become an integral part of the Cockatoo Ash Wednesday memorial. Details on the fight to save the kinder building can be found at https://sites.google.com/site/cockatoosheritageashwednesday/ Brass Plaque, depicting the opening of the Cockatoo Kindergarten by the Shire of Pakenham Shire President - Cr OwenShire of Pakenham Cockatoo Kindergarten Officially Opened by Cr E A Owen J.P Shire President 22nd November 1977cockatoo, kindergarten opening,

Stratford railway station is located on the Bairnsdale line in Victoria, Australia. The railway lined opened on 8 November 1887 it served the town of Stratford. The building at the Stratford Railway Station was opened around 1921 after the original building was destroyed by fire on 10 January 1920. "STRATFORD RAILWAY STATION. Mr. M'Lachlan, M.L.A., has received the following from Mr. Norman, late Chairman of the Railway Commissioners:-"In reply to yours, I beg to state that material for the new Stratford railway station has been ordered, and the work will be put in hand as soon as it has been delivered. It is not an easy matter at the present time to obtain materials, and I cannot say exactly when those required will be received." (Gippsland Times, 27 September 1920) Until their demolition, Munro, Fernbank, Lindenow and Hillside stations were located between Stratford and Bairnsdale stations. (wikipedia)Photograph of two postcards showing a crowd at Stratford Railway Station to celebrate the opening of the new building. stratford, stratford railway station, railway

Official opening of the Catholic Presbytery, 19th November 1961.|L to R: Rev. Laity (Anglican)tatura, buildings, historic, religion, christian, costume, male

Photo depicting official opening of the Hunters Lodge by Janez Zemlic, the leader of the group and Frank Jelovcan.slovenian association melbourne, hunters lodge, hunters and anglers

In 1981 the South Melbourne United club moved away from Middle Park to Kew, becoming Kew Park Rangers, eventually merging with Moreland at the end of 1985 to form Moreland Park Rangers.A number of soccer players of the Kew Park Rangers Soccer Club and men at the opening of the soccer pavilion. city of kew, stranbroke park, alan hutchinson, john hogan gervasoni, jack gervasoni, rupert hamer

Three coloured photographs of people attending the 10th Anniversary of the Opening of the Nunawading Arts Centre, c1996nunawading arts centre, whitehorse arts centre

Black & white photo visitors at the opening of the Centre on 13 March 1982, in one of the shade houses.city of nunawading, horticultural centre forest hill

Coloured photograph of the opening of the Nunawading Arts Centre on the 25th May 1986 by the Mayor, Bill Coynenunawading arts centre, coyne, bill, whitehorse arts centre

Queenscliffe Maritime Centre historyOpening Queenscliffe Maritime Centre in 1987Various news article, photos both B&W + Colour re QMC opening in 1987.Reverse " NIL "

3 copies of Sir Rohan Delacombe, Governor of Victoria, and Mayor of Nunawading at Opening of Schwerkolt Cottage.delacombe, rohan, sir, terry, w. george, schwerkolt cottage

Black and white photograph of the members and friends of the Carrum Bowling Club Opening, in front of the club rooms.H. A. Garrood Photobowling, carrum bowling club, sport

Written on back of photograph, "K. Horn, State Librarian, speaking at library opening, 2nd May 1970".