Black and white photographImage shows shops on north side of the road including Coles Stores, State Savings Bank, and Midway Arcade.

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "Jan. 1974. Extension of C.B.C. Bank on site formerly occupied by C.E. Carter and Son, Estate Agents. Carters took over butcher shop."

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "Loughnan Hill from Eastland site - 22/6/67".

Black and white photograph (2 copies). Typed below one copy: "Bamford Bros. sawmills 1910". Typed below other copy: "Bamford Bros. Timber Yard. Cnr.Main St.and Warrandyte Rd. 1910". (Later became Safeway site). Image shows timber yards with men and horse-drawn vehicles outside buildings. Warrandyte Road on right leading to Kennedy's orchard.

Black and white photograph (2 copies- 1 large, 1 small)Written on back of small copy: "Foundations being dug for new town hall.

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Next door to Kenlaurel Dance Studio, formerly Winnington Grammar School

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Bi-fold map, timetable and fare structure for the Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board, introduced as from November 1962

Black and white photograph showing Cobb & Co coach that transported Mayor and party to Civic Centre.Image shows Mayor mingling with group of children alongside coach.

Black and white photographWritten on rear of backing sheet: "Crowd at 'Back To' outside Civic Centre. Man with crutches is Cr. Peter Vergers, Mayor 1957 & 1963."

Black and white photograph Written on rear of backing sheet: "Athletes arriving at Civic Centre with 'good will' messages to be delivered to Mayor Stan Morris. 19.10.74."

Black and white photograph showing Mayor Stan Morris speaking on rostrum, with other dignitaries seated behind.