Typed below photograph, "Mr. E. F. Cass and pupils at Ringwood's first school, corner Everard Rd. & Maroondah Highway. 1883." Other notes on backing sheets read, "Cass State School 1451, Mr. E. F. Cass (Head teacher 1874-1894)".

Written on back of photograph, "Ringwood State School class reunion".

The same photo 2094b also appear in the Real Estate and Home Journal 15 January 1925 P17.

Written on back of photograph, "North Ringwood State School - New room". [No date]

Written on back of photograph, "Coach at North Ringwood State School for 50 years 'Do', 20/10/73".

Written on back of photograph, "North Ringwood State School 50 years 'Do' - 20/10/73".

Written on back of photograph, "North Ringwood State School. New section, Dec. 1972".

Written on back of photograph, "North Ringwood State School - 20/10/73".

Written on back of photograph, "War Memorial Tree, North Ringwood State School - December 1972. Planted by Major General Beavis, 1955".

Typed on back of photograph, "Ringwood Heights State School. May 1965. People objected to name & want it called 'Loughnan Hill'. Starts with 125 pupils from Norwood State. Acting Head, W. Tymms of Springview S.S. W. Gray of Caroline St. to take over in 1966."

Written on back of photograph, "Opening day, Loughnan Hill State School". (no date).

Written on back of photograph, "Southwood State School Opening Day". (No date).

Written on back of photograph, "'Mail' 8/3/1956'. Norwood State School opening, 13th February 1956". Digitised copy of newspaper article attached - Ringwood Mail, 23 February, 1956

Written on backing sheet, "Ringwood St. Site now occupied by Coles shop and store". Printed below postcard, "The State School. Ringwood. Real Photo Series. M. 2449".

Typed below photograph, "Ringwood State School - Greenwood Avenue on completion - 1922". Written on back of photograph, "1922 - Site was 3 1/2 acres of Count von Hariss(?) orchard. Land bought from A. Greenwood MLA". Identical framed photograph located in bookshelves -NWD 01-02-03

Printed below photograph, "East Ringwood S.S. Cricket Team 1926".

2 copies of black & white photograph. Typed below photograph, "Ringwood East State School - Miss Pump at right". Written on back of one copy, "Ringwood East S.S. 1926. Teachers - Mr. Hatfield, Miss Linda Pump".

Typed below photograph, "North Ringwood S.S. Oban Rd. 1962".

Typed below photograph, "Ringwood North State School, 1935".

Written on backing sheet, "Additions to North Ringwood State School, 1973".

Written on backing sheet, "North Ringwood State School. Additions to new section 1973".

Written on backing sheet, "North Ringwood State School Adventure playground - 1973".

Written on backing sheet, "Heathmont State School - 1973".

Typed below photograph, "Heathmont East State School - 1973".

Black and White School Building Photographedearly c1912, following structural alterations by partitioning the original single room into two classrooms during that year (According to Ringwood Primary School History) See VC# 6876 et al for images before the partitioning. Typed below photograph, "Ringwood State School No. 2997 seen from Maroondah Highway. Entrance was from Ringwood St. opposite end of Charter St. School was behind site of present Coles store. c1900". (Note: Actually c1912)

Sepia Photograph, also B&W large print. Mr. Hocking (left), was Headmaster 1898-1917.No inscription

Written on backing sheet, "Ringwood State School pupils then in Whitehorse Rd."

Ringwood Oval circa 1920, showing Ringwood Reserve grand stand, tennis courts on the left, and view towards Ringwood Street and Charter Street in the centre backgroun.. The school master's house behind courts was formerly in the Heatherdale Road school in 1885. It was moved in 1892. (See history of Ringwood State School No. 2997).Typed below photograph, "The old Ringwood Reserve grand stand. Tennis courts on the left, looking towards Ringwood and Charter St. in the centre background. ... 1920. (Site) later developed as Eastland carpark, south-west corner."

Typed below photograph, 'Major General Beavis receiving new plaque for Memorial Tree North Ringwood State School grounds. Tree originally planted in 1955 in sand brought from Gallipoli in 1936 when R.A. Pullin was serving in H.M.A.S. Australia. The visit commemorated the 20th anniversary of the landing'.

Typed below both pictures, 'Major General Beavis placing new plaque on Memorial Tree, North Ringwood State School 1965'. Printed on backing sheet, 'North Ringwood State School. Major Gen. Beavis and new plaque to tree 1965. North Ringwood State School 11/11/65. See Mail 18/11/65'. (Mr. A. Moten, Headmaster)