Photograph of two ladies standing on the aqueduct pipes in Greensborough.Digital copy of black and white photograph.aqueduct pipe bridge greensborough

Wesleyan Sunday School Class of young ladies c1890stawell education

Group of ladies at Red Cross Meeting 1952-1953stawell medical

Ladies' AGM Dinner 2000: held in the Eaglemont Room.Colour photograph and caption.ladies' golf, agms, annual general meetings

Heidelberg Golf Club: the old ladies' locker room Colour photograph and captionladies' golf, hgc women's golf, ladies' locker room

The Display Board of Konts was handmade in Kings Lynn, Devon, England, by Tom Long DSM, who is a member of the International Guild of Knot Tyers. This display board shows the knots and joins used in ropework performed by a sailmaker and other skilled ropeworkers. It demonstrates the uses of some of the knots, such as for knobs and handles, suspending lengths of wood, reinforcing spliced rope and even for decorative work. The sailmakers travelling as part of the ship’s crew stored their tool kit in a canvas ditty bag. It contained needles, awls, a sailmaker’s leather palmed glove with a heavily reinforced palm - a shuttle to mend and make nets, fids, knives, mallets, brushes, rulers, and rope gauges. Sailmakers used their ropework and knot-making skills for various purposes and chose the type of rope fibre for its particular properties. For example, Italian hemp rope was preferred for the light line used in shore-to-ship rescues because it was lightweight, not easily knotted, and absorbed less water. A supply of various types of rope was a commodity on board a ship and on land in the new colonies. It was flexible, easily stored, and could be worked to create an endless variety of objects on its own or with other materials like wood. An example is a simple rope ladder. Lengths could be combined to make various thicknesses and pieces could be skilfully joined together by splicing. The importance of knots in seafaring cannot be overestimated. When ships relied on only the wind for power and speed, there were a huge number of various ropes in use, particularly with regard to the sails and rigging. Seafarers would be judged on their ability to tie knots speedily and correctly. A mounted display of authentic seaman's knots is on a board covered in blue fabric. Various rope grades and fibres were used to work numerous knots and splices. Some of the uses are familiar, such as the toggle, the pineapple knot, and the Turk’s head. A selection of rope grades and fibres were used to work numerous knots and splices. Some of the uses are familiar, such as the toggle, the pineapple knot, and the Turk’s head. The name or purpose of the knot is on the label below it. Labels below each knot give its name or use.flagstaff hill, warrnambool, maritime museum, maritime village, great ocean road, shipwreck coast, knot display, knot making, ropework, marine technology, sailmaker's work, sailor's knots, ship's rigging, seamen's knots, handmade, rope craft, knots, splices

Photograph of unidentified ladies, possibly on a picnic. From the Yandell collection.Digital copy of black and white photograph.yandell family, picnics

Holy Trinity Anglican Church Ladies Group c1925-1927stawell religion

Railway Institute Ladies Tennis Club Stawell 1930’sstawell sport

North Western Woollen Mills Ladies Football Team 1953stawell industry

Stawell Primary School 502 - Front of Building with two ladiesstawell education

Ladies at Heidelberg Golf Club: Jeanne Bennie and Nora GonzalesColour photographs and caption in albumheidelberg golf club, ladies' golf, hgc women's golf, jeanne bennie, nora gonzales

Heidelberg Golf Club: Old bathroom - ladies' locker room Colour photograph and captionladies' golf, hgc women's golf, ladies' locker room

Heidelberg Golf Club: Jan Balgowan in Ladies' committee roomColour photograph and captionladies' golf, hgc women's golf, ladies' committee room

Heidelberg Golf Club: Ladies' Committee luncheon, venue unknown2 Colour photographs and captionladies' golf, pennant, ladies' committee

Heidelberg Golf Club: Ladies' Christmas luncheon: Elaine MorrisonColour photograph and caption in albumladies' golf, ladies' committee, ladies' christmas dinner

Heidelberg Golf Club: Ladies' Christmas luncheon: Liz SinclairColour photograph and caption in albumladies' golf, ladies' committee, ladies' christmas dinner

Heidelberg Golf Club: Ladies' Christmas luncheon: Estelle MoranColour photograph and caption in albumladies' golf, ladies' committee, ladies' christmas dinner, christmas

Heidelberg Golf Club: Ladies' Christmas luncheon: Doreen GriffithsColour photograph and caption in albumladies' golf, ladies' committee, ladies' christmas dinner, christmas

Heidelberg Golf Club: Ladies' Christmas luncheon: Liz SandersColour photograph and caption in albumladies' golf, ladies' committee, ladies' christmas dinner, christmas

Original handwritten Ladies' Sunday Pennant results of 1994-1996Volume 1 of a set of womens' pennant resultsBlack cloth covered cardboard notebook. Handwritten comments and results.women's golf, associates, ladies' golf, pennant

Small gold badge/pin awarded as a ladies' golf prize. Round metal and enamel badge in plastic case; with crossed golf clubs in centre and Heidelberg Golf Club inscribed around edge. Clasp on back "Heidelberg Golf Club"monthly medal, ladies golf, badges, nora gonzales

Small gold badge/pin awarded as a ladies' golf prize. Round metal and enamel badge in velvet presentation case; with female golfer in centre and Heidelberg Golf Club Lower Plenty inscribed around edge. Clasp on back "Heidelberg Golf Club Lower Plenty" on badge; "Dwayne" printed on presentation boxmonthly medal, ladies golf, badges, jeanne bennie

Copy of Letterhead.Ringwood Ladies Bowling Club Telephone WU 6767 Hon Secretary, Mrs. J. M. Robertson, 12 Lois Street, Ringwood East.

The photograph depicts how the Mission entry looked at the time the photograph was taken circa 1920s. It shows that the Mission was used for formal occasions as well as showing a car model and clothing styles typical of the era. Wedding of Dora Walker , a member of the Ladies Harbour Lights Guild and Harry Simpson, 14 February 1928Dora Simpson nee Walker was a long time Lady from the Guild becoming the Honorary Secretary and being awarded an Order of the British EmpireBlack and white photograph taken outside the Mission to Seafarer's entrance. The photograph depicts a group of people surrounding a car. The photograph may have been taken at a wedding or similar function due to the formal wear of the mean and women.Reserve: manufacturer's inscription: FUJICOLOR CRYSTAL ARCHIVE / PAPERcar, entrance, wedding, lhlg, dora walker, harry simpson, dora simpson, 717 flinders street, mission to seafarers, seamen's mission, david simpson, 1928, marriages, st peter chapel, dora simpson nee walker

Group portrait of Ladies Committee Stawell Fire Brigade at Centenary 1973stawell

Heidelberg Golf Club: Ladies' Christmas celebrations 1992: unnamed singer1 Colour photograph and captionladies' golf, hgc women's golf, ladies' christmas dinner

Heidelberg Golf Club: Ladies' Christmas luncheon: Rhoda Collins as SantaColour photograph and caption in albumladies' golf, ladies' committee, ladies' christmas dinner, christmas

Bonnet was worn by Florence Oswin Roberts. She was a local identity involved in koala conservation in the early 20th century.Ladies bonnet made of a blue satin strip at crest, white satin strip, beige lace strip, white satin strip and trimmed with lace at neckline. Has blue ribbon ties.lace, ribbon, satin, clothing, millinery, bonnet, florence oswin roberts, oswin roberts reserve, phillip island, cowes