Heavy brown metal plaque from Heathmont Primary School No. 4688 for the Amy Alford Library. +Additional Keywords: Thompson, L.H.S. / Alford, AmyHeathmont Primary School No. 4688.; The Amy Alford Library. This library was officially opened on the 19th day of November 1976 by The Hon L.H.S. Thompson CMG, MP, BA(Hons), B.ED, deputy Premier of Victoria, Minister of Education.

Student Report for year 5 of Ringwood Primary School No. 2997. End of year 1997. 4pp; 4- x A4 pages; white with black printing.

Copy of obituary for Ron Nickels, son of Eric and Dorrie (Lillian) who grew up in Heathmont with his brothers. They were a much loved and respected family. Sent to the Ringwood and District Historical by Win Jones.Extract (Copy) from the Knox Historian June 1998 No. 3, containing an obituary for Ronald (Eric) Nickels, a Heathmont resident. +Additional Keywords: Nickels, Ronald Eric; Jones, Win

Ringwood Lodge No. 382Ringwood Lodge No. 382. Pamphlets as follows:; 1. White bifold card with blue printing; 2. Buff bifold with blue and black printing; 3. Invitation single white sheet with black printing; 4. Notice paper - single page.; 5. White bifold installation.

Used in Ringwood by the Amaroo Lodge No. 828 of the Freemasons between 1962 and 1981. The Appearance Book.Large blue cloth covered book with fawn/suede spine covers and corners. Gold lettering on the front cover. All pages are used. Loose page: 22-May-1981.Lodge Amaroo No. 828 Appearance Book (on front)

Used in Ringwood by the Victorian District Independent Order of Rechabites No. 82|Proposition Book - Hope of Ringwood Tent No. 372|Gives names, occupations, residence, age, marital status, wife's name, age, proposer, seconder and date. The book contains many prominent local names of the early 1900s.Black covered book - cardboard covered with cloth. Red leather corners and spine. Some blank pages in centre of book.; Used in Ringwood by the Victorian District Independent Order of Rechabites No. 82; Proposition Book - Hope of Ringwood Tent No. 372; Gives names, occupations, residence, age, marital status, wife's name, age, proposer, seconder and date. The book contains many prominent local names of the early 1900s. +Additional Keywords: Miles / Pollard / ParkerVictorian District Independent Order of Rechabites No. 82; Proposition Book - Hope of Ringwood Tent No. 372

Used by the Masonic Lodge Amaroo No. 828 Ringwood from the first to the 146th meeting held at the Masonic Hall, Pratt Street, Ringwood.Blue watermarked covered minute book, with fawn/suede spine. Red label with gold printing on front. Prenumbered with 333 pages; 329 used.Lodge Amaroo No. 828 Minute Book (on front).; Minute Book Collins 4394 (on spine)

Record of meetings in Ringwood of the Warrandyte Masonic Lodge No. 772. The Appearance book.Warrandyte Lodge No. 772 - Appearance Book. Large blue cloth covered book with brown suede spine and covers. Silver lettering on front.Warrandyte Lodge No. 772 - Appearance Book

Used for declaration of members in the masonic lodge Amaroo No. 828A blue covered book with gold print on the front, 160 pages of which 91 are used. Pale green pages - some printing - some parts handwritten.Lodge Amaroo No. 828; Declaration Book

Used by the Eastland Lodge No. 772, which was formed by the amalgamation of the Warrandyte Lodge No. 772 with Amaroo Lodge No. 828.Red covered book with fawn suede corners and spine. Faint only 4394 on spine in gold letters on red label. All pages used.Faint only 4394 - on spine

Donated by Gordon Hoskin who was the Ringwood Treasurer in 1971-1972Two syllabuses as follows: 1. Ringwood Rifle Club No 54. No 16 DRCU 1970-1971. 1. Ringwood Rifle Club No54. No 16 DRCU 1970-1971. 2. Christmas Hills and Ringwood Rifle Clubs No 16 DRCA.

Notice paper for Jonadab Lodge No.771 to Worshipful Master Eastland Lodge for meeting on 4-August-2006 setting out agenda for the coming committee meeting and social functions; also thought for the month1 page printed with blue heading - notice paper, Jonadab Lodge - No.771 +Additional Keywords: Henry, David / Sutton, Ray

Lists of Installations of the Warrandyte Lodge No.772 at the Masonic Hall, Pratt Street, Ringwood47 pages - bundle of miscellaneous papers from 1953 to 1976 pertaining to the formation of the Ringwood Masonic Lodge (also called Warrandyte Lodge, no.772)

The book was donated to the Ringwood Primary School by Donna Gale to add to their library. This giving programme was common in the 1970s.2 pages torn from a book buff coloured with green and black printing; Children of Ringwood Primary School Thank Donna Gale; Book title "No One Need Ever Know" by Elfreida Read +Additional Keywords: Gale, Donna / Read, Elfreida

Minute book of the Ringwood Junior Tent of the Independent Order of RechabitesRed mottled covered book with 182 pages all used, dated from 29-Jun-1920 to 2-Aug-1926

The registers recorded pupil's name, date of birth, parents' names and occupations, and schools attended with entry and exit dates.Computer printouts of school registers. Ringwood Primary No 2997 and also Nunawading North No 2242. 27pp.