Story of Mrs McCann 69 Warrandyte Road Ringwood - House was "Castle Crag" home of The A.T Miles family in 1916

Black and white photo of Mrs. Ethel Brocklesby and son, Mark. Photo taken at their home 'Wildwood' Bakers Road, Blackburnbrocklesby, ethel, mark, m.l., wildwood

Coloured photo of Mrs Cath Waugh, grand-daughter of John McGlone, at 40th Birthday of St. John's Church, Mitcham.waugh, cath, mcglone, john, st. john's catholic church, mitcham

historic, social, peopleB/W photograph, studio portrait, Carl (seated) and Mrs. Rasmussen (standing) of Lal Lal, December 19, 185919.12.1859rasmussen, lal lal

Names included on cloth: Colliver, Whelpdale, E. Williams, Ms Lynch, Slender, Dowell, Corrigan, McDonald, Hutchinson, Loveden, Young, Hogan, Maher, Reilly, Fraser and Fahey.Square cotton tablecloth embroidered in blue silk, crocheted around edges. Fancy worked blue birds holding cards with local family names from reserve, south of Tatura,1920's - 1930's.local craftwork, cotton tablecloth, colliver, whelpdale, e williams, lynch, slender, dowell, corrigan, mcdonald, hutchinson, loveden, young, hogan, maher, reilly, fraser, fahey

Black and white photograph of Mrs Mary Pearce with horse and dog. Mrs Pearce was thought to be the first private business woman in Nunawading area. The site where she is standing is now the site of the 71A Boutique, Railway Road, Blackburn and Pigeon Lofts (right) is now site of Inner Eastern Community Options.pearce, ronald, harry, mary, 71a boutique, railway road, blackburn, inner east community options.

Mrs John O'Neil died at Portuguese Fat [sic]. Newspaper clippingThe late Mrs John O'Neil wo died at Portuguese Fat on Wednesday night at the advanced age of 77 years and whose remains were interred i the local cemetery on Saturday afternoon, was most honorably connected, as is also her husband who at the age of 79 years is a left a little while to mourn her loss. The deceased lady was born in England. her maiden name was O'Connor, and she was closely connected with the celebrated Daniel O'Connell. Her father was a government employe [sic] in the dock yards at Chatham and after an honourble career extending ever [sic] a period of 30 years, he was pendioned off for life and went back to his native place in the county of Kerry and now lies buried in the Parish of Curran. ....o'neil, ireland, o'connor, county kerry, daniel o'connell, creswick, portuguese flat

Black and white photograph"Written on back of photograph" Mr & Mrs F Charles

Black and white photograph"Written on back of photograph" Mrs Parkinson rolling the kitty.

No information about the event or a date. It may be the opening of Jubilee Park.Catalogue card reads, "Opening - Mr. & Mrs. Beaumont".

Plates would have been used to print a set of cards - two different sizes. The smaller card - calling or visiting card - would have been left when person was not home. The larger calling card provided space to write a note if required..1 Copper plate with name etched in for printing, large .2 White card "Launchley" with address and phone number .3 Copper plate with name etched in for printing, smallMrs Elizabeth L Holmes Dobbs & Co on plateschatham-holmes collection, copper plates, visiting card, calling card, elizabeth l holmes

Mrs Ken Wilson/ nee Meg Cuttler GKtextile mills - staff textile mills - history textile mills, returned soldiers and sailors mill, textile mills - staff, textile mills - history, textile mills

Mary Elizabeth Yeoman was born in England and married Edwin Ball in 1861. They migrated to Victoria in 1866 and were living in Linton by 1868. In Linton Edwin Ball and his sons established a blacksmith's business. Mary and Edwin Ball's children were Barrington, Oscar, Agnes and Kate (all born in England), Ernest (born in Melbourne), and Sydney (born at Linton).Black and white copy of original photograph of woman in dark clothes and a hat tied with ribbon under her chin."Grandma Ball July 1881:Mrs Edwin Ball"edwin ball, mary elizabeth ball (nee yeoman), grandma ball

Black and white photograph (2 copies- 1 Postcard size, 1 larger copy)Image shows Mr & Mrs Carr on verandah of house.

Mr. McCaskill was a Mayor of Ringwood, Victoria.Buff coloured card inviting Cr and Mrs. McCaskill to the Autumn Show at Ringwood Town Hall on Saturday April 1st. 1950.

Emma Martin nee Bennett. Photograph taken in early 1900's in a photographic studio. Emma is seated and leaning on a table with her gloved right hand on an open book. A potted plant is prominent beside her on the table. Mrs. Emma Martin nee Bennett -- Studio Portrait. Emma has a long dress with puffed sleeves and decorative collar and hat. Emma (nee Bennett) Martinstawell portrait

Black and white photo of Mr. & Mrs C. Husband & son, Lindsay David Husband. (now where the Bathroom Centre is 2002)husband, mary c, charles edward, lindsay daniel

Coloured photo of Mrs Margaret White, Longest Standing Parishioner of St. John's Church. Her father had Reserve Hotel.white, margaret, st. john's catholic church, mitcham

Yvonne Sartori has retired as children's librarian of the new Nunawading Librarynewspaper article Goodbye "Mrs. Brooks" An Article about the children's section in the new Nunawading Library and the retirement of Librarian Yvonne Sartori sartori yvonne, nunawading library

Calling Card Cases were used by the aristocracy in 18th Century Europe as it was requirement in genteel society to leave a calling card when visiting a household. According to the Hallmarks on the case it was made in 1904 by the Williams Birmingham Ltd. in Birmingham, England.The social history objects held in the Burke Museum's collection help to tell the stories of Beechworth's past by showing the social, cultural, and economic aspects of the town's history.A small rectangular silver calling card case that has an ornate pattern etched into its front.FRONT: WB LD/ Anchor symbol/ Lion symbol/ e (Hallmark)early 20th century

Green cloth bound cover and embossed detailing on front and back, with gold embossed detail on the spine 'Voyage in the Sunbeam by Mrs Brassey' xvi ; 512 pages; 23cm ; IlluHandwritten inscription on first page '61' Stamp on various pages 'Kilmore Mechanics Institute'kilmore mechanics institute library.

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph, "Mrs. John Cone". Mrs Cone was the wife of Dr J.C.P. Cone who practiced in Dr Hewitt's Surgery in Warrandyte Road.

Mr. W.H. Ellwood was the principal of Ballarat Teachers' College when it was located at the Ballarat East Library. Christmas greeting card with black and green picture of country road and cottage on the front and verse and wishes from Mr. & Mrs. W.H. Ellwood ballarat teachers' college, mr w h ellwood, greeting card, christmas