Article on State Government's $3.7 million grant to consolidate the three campuses of Millauna Secondary College at one site on Mitcham Road by 1996.Article on State Government's $3.7 million grant to consolidate the three campuses of Millauna Secondary College one secondary schools, millauna secondary college

Copy of early map of Mitcham showing main roads and large blocks of land with owners' namesCopy of early map of Mitcham. mitcham road mitcham, heatherdale road mitcham, whitehorse road mitcham, morton, william, ainger, f, morgan, r. r., harding, w, sergeant, r, mcclelland, john, wilson, w, cook, j

Hand drawn map of area north and south of Whitehorse Road and South of Canterbury Road c.1880-1900. Probably sketched by a McClare descendant. Includes locations and names of settlers of that time.Hand drawn map of area north and south of Whitehorse Road and South of Canterbury Road c.1880-1900. whitehorse road, mitcham, mitcham road, mitcham, l l vale road, vermont, canterbury road, mitcham

Article and photo of the State Savings Bank, 532 Whitehorse Road, Mitcham and its demolition in 1978.Article and photo of the State Savings Bank, 532 Whitehorse Road, Mitcham and its demolition in 1978.state savings bank of victoria, mitcham, whitehorse road, no 532

Copies of letters re acquisition of portion of the land by Nunawading Council in Deep Creek Road Mitchamland sales, jackschowsky, mary elizabeth, schwerkolt, charles clarence victor, city of nunawading

Article on the consolidation of Millauna Secondary Colleges, three campuses on to one site at Mitcham Road, due to operate in 1996.Article on the consolidation of Millauna Secondary Colleges, three campuses on to one site at Mitcham Road, due to operate in 1996.secondary schools, millauna secondary college

Article in Nunawading Gazette re sale of 100 year old home at 5 Longland Road, Heatherdale. Double brick Victorian on bluestone foundations. Originally land was owned by Mr Witt who later became an M.P., later a master butcher. Mr Purches built the bluestone foundations. It was planned to have a village nearby to be called New Brunswick between Emery's Hill (now Mitcham) and what is now Ringwood. The only evidence of the once planned village is the existence of Brunswick Road nearby.longland road, mitcham, witt, william, purches (mr), brunswick road, mitcham, heatherdale, mitcham, emery's hill, real estate, auctions

Article in Nunawading Gazette about 'Windouran', a spacious home unchanged since its picture was used to boost Mitcham's first subdivision sale. It has been divided into 2 flats but still looks stately. In 1915 70 big home sites were sold in an area bounded by Mitcham Road, Halls Parade, Orient Avenue and Vernal Avenue. The estate was known locally as 'Mother Foster's Estate'. Mr James Thatcher brought the brochure to the Gazette - his grandfather, Joseph Lloyd bought land at that sale. David Lloyd (Thatcher's uncle) lived there. James Thatcher had an orchard at that time on a hill above Centre Road, Vermont.houses, windouran, windouran drive, mitcham, mitcham, thatcher, james, mitcham road, mitcham, halls parade, mitcham, orient avenue, mitcham, vernal avenue, mitcham, mother foster's estate, lloyd, joseph, lloyd, david, simon, kingsley

Outline history of the 21st Melbourne Boys Brigade Company, Mitcham Baptist Church, Mitcham Road, MitchamOutline history of the 21st Melbourne Boys Brigade Company, Mitcham Baptist Church, Mitcham Road, Mitchammolesworth, lee h, melbourne boys brigade company, 21st, mitcham baptist church

An article about George Taylor of Quarry Road, Mitcham who mainly delivered firewood by horse and cart.An article about George Taylor of Quarry Road, Mitcham who mainly delivered firewood by horse and cart.taylor, george