Newsletter for Terms 3 and 4 2010.Newsletter for Terms 3 and 4 2010.vermont uniting church, terms

Coloured print from a 110 slide of the construction of the dual highway in Canterbury Road and the Mitcham Road intersection. Note St Luke's Anglican Church on the right.canterbury road vermont, mitcham road vermont, st lukes anglican church vermont

Newspaper clippings, ,colour print, 2 clippingsnon-fictionOpening of the redeveloped Sportlink at South Vermont in April 2023.verrmont south, sports facility

William and Paul Pietsch, co-owners of the Doncaster Fruit Juices and Syrups company began their business in a garage in Warburton. Being German, they moved to Doncaster where they had many friends and fruit was readily available. Their last move was to the garage in Vermont South shown in the photograph. It was situated on the corner of the Burwood Highway and Morak Road(which was then called Station Street)Black and white photograph of William, Paul and Walter Pietsch in a packing shed. Boxes of apples in front, William leaning on the scale, Paul behind Walterpietsch, walter, william, paul, doncaster fruit juices and syrups, doncaster fruit juices

Part of The Tim Shambrook Collection for 'This is Vermont'. P.26.Black and white photo of Betty Pannam & Aunt, Mrs L Wigg, serving customers in their Shop, Pannam's Corner on Corner of Canterbury & Boronia Roads, Vermont.pannam, betty, shambrook, tim, wigg, mrs, l, pannam's store, wallis, wilbur, williamson, ken

Documents detail the Abbey Walk and Campbells Croft area in Vermont and its history.Documents detail the Abbey Walk and Campbells Croft area in Vermont and its history.blackburn and district tree preservation society, abbey walk, vermont, campbells croft, boronia road, vermont, l.l. vale road, vermont, campbell, bruce, campbell, daisy, larkman, barry, cox, george, cotswold close, vermont

William Cook was one of the earliest settlers in Vermont. Having returned from the W.A. goldfields he married Jane Maggs in 1880 at Wickliffe, Victoria and his only child, Amy, was born in 1881 at Box Hill. William Cook's property fronted Whitehorse Road, Mitcham and ran north almost to the Mullum Mullum Creek. He shared part of his eastern boundary with the Schwerkolt family. William Cook specialised in cherries and became known as 'The Cherry King'Sepia photograph mounted on card of a woman and a girl standing in front of a wooden house with iron lace on the verandah. A path leads down the side of the house.cook, amy, jane, orchards