Photographs of the construction of the Golden Square Community Hall.education, secondary, golden square

Document. The Infancy of Bendigo & Golden Square in 1851.cottage, miners, bendigo & golden square infancy, the infancy of bendigo & golden square.

Square Shaped Bottle with a chip in its glassN/A

Unpainted metal wheel on square metal axlechurchill island, axle, wheel

Curved, square blue enamel hat badge.On front: "CHS" "FERVET OPUS" Scratched on back: "C. BARCLAY"

Gau boxes are ancient religious objects with deep cultural and spiritual significance in Tibet. Worn on a chain around the neck and hung close to the heart, they are believed to ward off negative energy and attract blessings. They open up to a concealed inner space, containing a picture of a deity, a scroll of mantras or sacred relics, blessed by a lama. Large square gau box incrusted with turquoiseritual implements, amulets

23rd birthday celebrations at North Blackburn Square23rd birthday celebrations at North Blackburn Squarenorth blackburn square shopping centre, shopping centres

See 359Black and white squared glazed border tileceramics, earthenware

See 359Border tile glazed with green and black squaresceramics, earthenware

Square white cotton knitted lace doyleymanchester, table linen

see 359Black and Pink squared glazed border tileceramics, earthenware

White square lawn doyley with white embroidery.handcrafts, needlework, manchester, table linen

Metal spanner with square hole at other end.trades, tools

Square painted tin circular pushing lidRobur Tea no 2. Strong as the oak Pure as the lilly. Registered the purest tea the world can produce . 5lb Net weight. Robur Tea Co LES Proprieters. Sydney , Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth. Extracts from analysis reports Guarantees No. 2 Grade

First type of nail used54 Square headed Nails of varing lengthsnails, building, maintenance

Rod with flat, square end with rasped edgehorses, blacksmiths, farriers, farmers

Square red plastic covered photo albumPictures of Bethlehem. Church of Nativity.

Mine Poppet Head Golden Square 1986poppet head, golden square, 1986

Used by police in Trentham to test prospective drivers for colour blindness as part of licence testing.Relates to history of police presence in Trentham.perspex squares. coloured red, green, orangepolice

Drawing room Chair Square Back and Armrests.stawell

Silver rounded square amulet depicting an angel.Intersecting MS mark; two pin holes at 12 and 6. matcham skipper, amulet, silver, jewellery, angel

Square art quilt with tones of brown and cream.reverse side: Pamela Fitzsimons 2004 / SILK + WOOL DYED WITH EUCALYPTUS LEAVES / HAND STITCHED WITH SILK THREADhandicrafts quilting textile, national wool museum, fitzsimons, ms pamela, geelong, victoria, handicrafts, quilting, textile

Richard Bennett was the first born child of Richard Bennett and Ann Isabella Kirk in February 1828 in London England. His father was a silk weaver. His family came to Sydney in 1833 but then returned to England in 1837. Richard came out himself in 1843 when he undertook a training course on the care of sheep. He first visited Belfast in January 1846 and described it as being" The centre of a large squatting district". In 1853 he married Elizabeth Nicholson Watson at St Johns Church of England Belfast Victoria. They had 11 children, 6 registered in Victoria and the other 5 born in New South Wales. Richard's aunt (or sister some sources say) Isabella married into "Belfast Royalty" by marrying Lloyd Rutledge in 1852 and they built 'Cooinda' in 1855 and lived there. However, Lloyd apparently fell down the steps drunk one night in 1858 and broke his neck. Richard's brother Ryder Bennett was Rutledge's accountant. (William or Lloyd?) Richard's sister Matilda married James Mylne knight. Richard Bennett worked on a number of properties in the district as well as heading to New South Wales in 1858 -1870 then he returned to the Port Fairy Area. He established the River Shaw Wool Scouring establishment at Yambuk in 1876 but by 1879 he had moved his business to the banks of the Merri River Dennington. He retired in 1887 and lived the rest of his life in Warrnambool. He died on 11th September 1904. Richard Bennett wrote many letters to the local newspapers regarding the early history of the district in 1984 these letters were published under the title "Richard Bennett's Early Days of Port Fairy" A book named "Richard Bennett's Early Days of Port Fairy" was edited by Jan Crichett using his letters Early settler noted for his letters regarding the Early Days of Port FairyBlack and white portrait of gentleman with a squared collarpionner, bennett, richard, dennington., early days of port fairy, river shaw wool scouring

White ceramic chamber pot with squared handle.chamber pots, domestic object, bedpans, potties, containers