Faint photocopies of sections of larger maps. Geological map includes location of mine shafts circa 1920.Victory Shaft, North Victory Shaft, South Caledonia Shaft, Caledonia Shaft, North Caledonia Shaft, Black Swan Shaft, Reward Shaft, Consols Shaft, Blocks Shaft, Devonshire Shaft, Crown Shaft, Yarra Tunnel Reef Working, Bright's Shaft, Kingwood Antimony Company Shaft (Boardman's Shaft), Southern Shaft.

One of the last houses to face demolition.Single fronted weatherboard with striped veranda blind, brick chimney over front rooms with TV aerial. Green painted walls. Red painted iron roof over veranda and under veranda rail. Adjacent to Target entrance.The 'Miss Stayput' house in the car park out the front of Target in Camberwell. You can even see the Target logo on the building. The house was owned by Mary Campigli, who defied the council order to move, and won her case in court. She stayed in the house, surrounded by a car park until she died in 1983 at the age of 94. The house was finally demolished soon after.

Packet- Miscellaneous documents relating to Ringwood Youth and Youth Club.Packet includes: . Correspondence- Ringwood Youth Activities Committee, 1971. Newspaper cuttings from 1954 to 1991 to do with Ringwood youth activities. . Brochure- Empire Youth Sunday Dedication Service, 21say, 1950. . Invitation from Ringwood Police & Citizens Youth Club to Mr & Mrs Pullin, to the opening of Clubrooms at Bedford Park 22nd August, 1959. . Ringwood Police & Citizens Youth Club Annual Reports, 1962 and 1963. . Hand written notes for the catering details for the Youth Club Ball, October 1956. . Booklet- 'Meeting The Needs Of Youth In Ringwood'. Report prepared by the Youth Services Planning Division, Victorian Association of Youth Clubs for the Ringwood Youth Action Committee, March 1971.

Written on back of photograph, "Pool, Jubilee Park" (2 photographs)

Written on back of photograph, "Car park at corner of Dickson Cres. and Warrandyte Road, North Ringwood".

Black and white photograph of family with horse in orchard.Typed below photograph, "Walter Hunt ploughing his orchard, now Greenwood Park, Greenwood Ave. Children left to right, Vera (Mrs. Fitzgerald, dec.), Harold and Laureen (Mrs. Bob Lynch, dec.). c 1911." The backing sheet has similar information but adds the birth dates of the children, "Laureen, born 1907, Harold, born 1904, Veronica (Vera) born 1900."

Written on back of photograph, "Eastland Car Park. Early planting of trees."

Written on back of photograph, "Ringwood Municipal Band which also at about the 1930s was the 24th Batt. Band. Post card size original photo was taken at Park Orchards 1929. Back row left to right: Sam Brown, Jim Jamison, Jim Walters, Geo Burns, Stan Saunders, Bill Fitzell & ?? Centre Row: Jack Bramwell (Bandmaster), Harry Knobbs,??, Tom Peters, ??, & Bill Brown. Front Row: Two small boys, Norm Jamison, & ??".

History of Ringwood Bowls Club, Bamford Park, Miles Avenue, founded as Ringwood Bowling Club. There are four variations of the history, all kept in white binders with inserts containing various aspects of historical material. All four have been converted into searchable, digital format. 4598a Kept at RDHS Archives (01-02-01). Compiled in 1996 by A. Holliday and M. Pottenger, including earlier compilation in 1961 by Jack Knox and Wilfred Bamford. Contains a lot of historical documents. 4598b Kept at Ringwood Bowls Club premises. Mostly officebearers, awards and championships. 4598c Kept at Ringwood Bowls Club and RDHS archives premises. Mostly Ladies Section from 1959 to 2004. 4598d Kept at Ringwood Bowls Club and RDHS archives premises. From 1996 to 2004, mixed Ladies and Men's Sections.

Catalogue card reads, "Miner's cottage 1983. Official opening on 29th May 1983 by Cr. Pat Gotlib, Mayor of Ringwood (6 copies). Miner's cottage (11 copies), interior pictures of miner's cottage (13 copies), chimney and fireplace (1 copy)".

Catalogue card reads, "Miner's cottage 1983. Official opening on 29th May 1983 by Cr. Pat Gotlib, Mayor of Ringwood (6 copies). Miner's cottage (11 copies), interior pictures of miner's cottage (13 copies), chimney and fireplace (1 copy)".

Army Ball, Greenwood Park Kindergarten - 1953 - Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Pullin, Mrs. Edge, Sgt. Hall, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. J. Anderson.Typed below photograph, "1953 - Greenwood Park Kindergarten Army ball - Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Pullin, Mrs. Edge, Sgt. Hall, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. J. Anderson".

Written on back of photograph, "Mail 22/12/55 - Lady Brooks arriving to open the Greenwood Park Kindergarten. Here she is attended by Mrs. E. Austin, President Pre-School Parents Club".

Written on back of photograph, "Car park Eastland".

Written on back of photographs, "Wombalano Park, 1984".(2 photos)

Sign reads as follows, "Wombolano Park restoration. Objective - to restore the park as an example of natural landscape. Implementation - Remove all alien plants, construct trails, fence restoration areas, replant areas with Australian natives, maintain for public enjoyment. A 5 year project undertaken by the Ringwood City Council and the Wombolano Park Committee of Management".

Written on back of photograph, "Greenwood Park Kinder."

Written next to photographs (Mounted on single sheet): SS0188a: "Looking at the rear of premises in Whitehorse Road from Warrandyte Road to Adelaide Street. SS0188b: "Taken from roof of plumbers shop in Adelaide Street, (Syd Hunt's) June, 1958." SS0188c: "From same vantage point" (as previous photograph" SS0188d: "Car is parked on site of old Bakehouse which was burnt down 1957. Door of oven was dated 1882."

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Typed below one copy: "Main St. Looking west showing old railway crossing and station masters home in centre - 1918". Typed below other copy: "Maroondah Highway looking west c1918. Showing old railway level crossing at left. Station masters residence in centre. Shops to right now Eastland car park."

Newspaper article reads as follows: "Ringwood's turf wicket - Ringwood's rival to the M.C.G.- The turf wicket being put down at Jubilee Park is coming along nicely now, Merri Creek soil is being put on, and will shortly be followed by the sowing of the grass. Batsmen will not the long drive to the boundary - the oval will actually be bigger than M.C.G." Article "Mail 8/3/56". Stamped on back of photograph, "John Gallagher, Photography".

Letter re Aged Care Home - 1961; Correspondence re Charity Ball - 1961; Clubrooms opened 1964 Greenwood Park; Photograph of opening of Clubrooms; Ringwood East Clubrooms opened 1968; Newspaper clipping, Packet includes: . Letter from Council calling for Public Meeting to consider assistance to aged citizens. . Letters from Council re Ringwood Mayor's Charity Ball. . Programme for Official Opening of Elderly Citizens Cubrooms at Greenwood Park, 2nd May 1964. . Photograph of Opening of Elderly Citizens Clubrooms 1964. Article in "Mail" dated 14 May, 1964. Photograph shows Mayoress Mrs P Vergers and Mr F Dwerryhouse, Town Clerk. . Newspaper clippings re Elderly Citizens.

Images and information later included in production of "From Paddocks to Parks", a history of the development of cricket in the Lilydale, Croydon, Ringwood and Ferntree Gully districts and of the Ringwood and District Cricket Association, by P.J. McCallum, OAM, Melbourne, April, 2001.2-page handwritten letter from A.T. Miles' son, Edward Temple Miles, accompanied by Ringwood Cricket Club photographs and memorabilia outlining his father's achievements.