A black and white photograph of Mrs Daisy Nelson (nee Benzley) with her son Robert Thurlby and two daughters Dorothy Grant and Nancy Benzley.vineyards, vignerons, shops, nelson, daisy (mrs), benzley, daisy (miss), dorothy grant, nancy benzley, robert alfred, george evans collection

White certificate in a black, grey and gold frame featuring in image of a framed painting of a teacher pointing to a blackboard with $10,000 written on it and two small logos at the bottom of the page. Black text below reads:Congratulations as our winner of The Age Best of Education. You now have a $10,000 grant for your school/

Strengthening Our Community Grants 2013-2014 Thompsons Foundry Band For the Project Instrument upgrades and repairs

Unique photo showing view of the Nek from Anzac Cove, taken April 1915Actual photo showing land scape as it was in April 1915Photo in Wooden FrameView of the Nek from Anzac Cove April 1915. Presented by Legionnaire R. G. Grant 1925

Black and white photograph Written on rear of backing sheet: "Tommy Grant's House. Adelaide St. 1965. Built about 1911."

Newspaper clippings from The Courier, 27/8/2013 - titled "Grant pledge for tramway" as part of the 2013 Election reporting, with a smaller heading of "Coalition launches $1.4, heritage program at Sovereign Hill". Reports on the proposal for the BTM to receive a grant of $10,000 for the refurbishment of No. 18. Report by Tom Cowie. Features a photograph of Greg Hunt opposition spokesman for heritage at Sovereign Hill. ballarat, grants, elections, sovereign hill

Collection of newspaper clippings from Scrap Book 1960 - 1973Article about the first wheat planted in Victoria on Churchill Island by surveyor James Grant 166 years ago and a Monument should be erected to commemorate the occassion.first wheat crops for victoria, churchill island, james grant, newspaper clipping, jean jamieson

Document; McColl, Rankin and Stanistreet; South Deborah Gold Mines; Permission to grant a Tribute on lease 11141, Form K (clause 50); 3 pagesorganization, mining, south deborah gold mines nl

Coloured photo of Society's Display in Hoskins Carpet Shop, South Parade, Blackburn, for Blackburn's Centenary of Federation Celebrations, paid for by Grant from Federal Government.hoskins carpets, centenary of federation, nunawading and district historical society

The Right, Title, Privilege, Honour and Distinction of marching through the streets of a city on all ceremonial occasions with bayonets fixed, drums beating, bands playing and colours flying is one of the most interesting of the Military Traditions. The tradition of Freedom of Entry to a city stems from a custom observed by British Regiments in marching through the city of London. The fathers of the city of London claimed that they had the right to forbid bodies of Armed Forces from marching through the city precincts with bayonets fixed, colours flying and music playing, basing this claim on 'Ancient Privileges' which appear to have originated shortly after Charles Il became King in 1660. Military units were then only allowed to enter the city by invitation. The custom has been adopted by many Australian cities and shires. The privilege is usually only extended to Units which have a close association with the city and provides a means of honouring an Army Corps. The Freedom of the City of Wodonga has been conferred on different units based at Bandiana on several occasions. This Certificate commemorates the granting of Freedom of the City of Wodonga on the occasion of the 10th Anniversary of the Vietnam and Associated Veterans Club which was accompanied by a military parade on 11th August 2003. This Certificate is significant because it recognises the relationship between the City of Wodonga and the military forces which have served in the district.A framed certificate declaring the granting of Freedom of the City of Wodonga to Veterans, Ex-service and Service men and women of Australia who served Australia since the cessation of hostilities of the second World War. It bears the common seal of the City of Wodonga and was signed by Mayor Lisa Mahood, Councillor John Watson and Chief Executive Officer Peter Marshall.freedom of the city wodonga, military wodonga

Yields information about the tram track and trams using the Grant St Loop on the Mt Pleasant line.Digital image of No.14? leaving the Grant St loop, on the Mt Pleasant line, Barkly St. The tram has the destination of City. Photo by Chris Phillips, c1970.trams, tramways, grant st, barkly st, mt pleasant, tram 14?