Guide Hall, Albert Street, Tatura, was opened in ???? Meetings of brownies and guides are held every week. Mrs Grace (Captain) Tucker was largely responsible for building the hall.Black and white photograph of Guide Hall, Taturaon back: Guide Hall Tatura 1987. on sign in front of hall.guide hall tatura, brownies tatura, guides tatura, mrs grace tucker

Tatura Community playground is part of the primary school play area. Exterior of school is shown through trees. Built by prisoners from Dhurringile Prison and other volunteersBlack and white photograph of playground situated in grounds of Tatura Primary School, built 1969.on back: Tatura Community playground (at primary school) 1986.tatura community playground

The Centre is used for many sporting activities, indoor cricket, basketball, badminton and gymnastics.Black and white photograph of exterior of Tatura Community Activity Centre. Men, boys looking to left. 2 copies.on back: Tatura Community Activity Centre, 1987tatura community activity centre

Tatura Netball Courts are in the vicinity of Tatura Showgrounds, swimming pool and tennis courts and are used several times a week.Black and white photograph of Tatura Netball Courts. Exterior. Some children are practising in picture.on back: Netball Courts and club rooms, Tatura. 1986. Formerly bowling clubroomstatura netball courts

Tatura Squash Courts were built in 19?? by Jeff and Liz ChildsBlack and white, exterior photograph of squash courts, Taturaon back: Tatura squash courts. Proprietor Philippa Graham, nee Sadler. 1986tatura squash courts

Photograph of memorial stones, laid by Dr Reville, Catholic Bishop of Sandhurst, of first church and presbytery. 29 April 1888 and 27 April 1890. Stones are under trees in churchyard, Tatura.Black and white photograph of memorial stones, in church yard, Tatura. Exterior. Picture taken 1986on back; memorial stones - laid by Right Rev. Dr. Reville, Coadjutor Bishop of Sandhurst, April 1888 and April 1890 and on stones.memoria stones tatura, sacred heart church tatura

Anglican Church Tatura, was first opened in 1887. Another church and hall was built later.Black and white photograph of exterior of Anglican Church, Taturaon back: All Saints Anglican Church, Tatura 1987

Uniting Church of Tatura was built in 1960Black and white photograph of Uniting Church Tatura. Exterioron back: Uniting Church Thomson Street, Tatura. 1986uniting church of tatura

Uniting Church of Tatura was built in 1960Black and white photograph of Uniting Church of Tatura, exterior.on back: Uniting Church of Tatura Thomson Street Tatura 1987

The first Presbyterian Church in Tatura was built in 1878.Black and white photograph of Presbyterian Church Tatura. Exterior.on back: Presbyterian Church Tatura 1986presbyterian church of tatura

Tatura Presbyterian Sunday School building was the original churchBlack and white photograph of Presbyterian Sunday School. Exterioron back: Presbyterian Sunday School. Original church photograph 1986.presbyterian church tatura

Interior memorial windows Tatura Presbyterian Church. One of St. Andrew - in memory of Robert Barron, from his wife and family; St. Michael - in memory of Robert and Christina McTier and son Robert.Black and white photograph of stained glass windows, Presbyterian Church, Tatura.on back: Memorial window. Tatura Presbyterian Church. Photograph taken 1986.presbyterian church tatura, church stained windows, stained glass memorial windows

Memorial stained glass window in Tatura Presbyterian church. In memorial of Ada Mary, wife of Rev. C. J. Legate and John Galloway Steward, killed in action.Black and white photograph of windows in interior of Presbyterian Church, Tatura. 2 copieson back: Memorial windows in Presbyterian church. Photograph taken 1986.tatura presbyterian church, ada mary legate, rev c. j. legate, john galloway

Convent of Mercy, Hogan Street, Tatura. Showing gardens and St Mary's College. Now St Mary's Hall. Built 1941.Black and white photograph of Convent, Tatura, exterior.on back: Convent of Mercy Hogan Street, Tatura. 1986convent of mercy, st mary's college, st mary's hall

Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church Tatura, built in 1912.Black and white photograph of Roman Catholic Church Hogan Street, Tatura. Exterior. 2 copies.on back: Catholic Church 1986sacred heart roman catholic church tatura

Stained glass windows, in Chancel of Sacred Heart Church, Tatura. Presented by Mr and Mrs Thomas Hogan 1912.Black and white photographs of stained glass windows, interior, of Sacred Heart Church, Tatura.on back: stained glass windows, Catholic Church Tatura 1986mr and mrs thomas hogan, sacred heart church tatura, church stained glass tatura

Stained glass windows, above altarin. Sacred Heart Church, Tatura. Presented by Mr and Mrs Thomas HoganBlack and white photograph of interior stained glass windows, Sacred Heart Church, Tatura.on back: stained glass windows, Catholic Church Tatura 1986 stained glass windows tatura, sacred heart church tatura, mr and mrs thomas hogan

locals known in this photograph: front left to right: 4th Jack Kilmartin, 5th Ern Ranson, 7th Frank Hogan, 8th Jack Arnold, 10th Claude Nye, 13th John Sullivan, 15th Bob Forsyth, 17th Bert Warman, 18th Kevin Barry, 19th Ross Forsyth. 2nd row left to right: 2nd Ray Dunlop, 3rd Bill Geales, 5th Rupert Adams, 6th Aleck Collie, 11th Maurice Dick. Back row left to right: 5th Maurie Hogan.Group photograph of approx 150 Army recruits taken at Seymour in 1939. Many locals included and named.locals army recruits, seymour army recruits

Journal of a party of gentlemen travelling from Sydney to Port Phillip; p.6-7; Information on Lakes Bathurst &? George; p.15; Family, Yass area gathering &? eating manna; p.20; Meeting with small tribe Mantons Station; p.23-24; Hume R., tribe, guide Baambargan; p.26; Meeting with native party 27 miles S.E. Ovens R.; p.30-32; Catching possum Violet Creek, Aboriginal - English, flies warn game of danger, finding honey; p.38; Visit to camp Campaspe R.; p.41-42; Yarrayarre R. natives seen, attempts by guide to obtain wife, language difficulties; p.46; Head of Wearidy R. camp visited by natives.7colonisation, frontier life, pioneer life

A comprehensive account of the remarkable and full life of one of Victorias outstanding pioneer settlers who in his lifetime as bushman explorer geologist naturalist anthropologist police magistrate and experimental farmer left his enduring mark on the hisettlers

A detailed description of the 'Burra Charter' with many illustrations of buildings and objects associated with heritage artifacts, buildings, sites of cultural and Aboriginal significance.photography, architecture, heritage

959.70438, autobiography, isbn: 978-0-733-626432