Visit of Ernst Kropf (Persian Group) to Camp 1 in 2005.|1. Kropf and daughter at the "milk bar".|2.Kropf performing on Camp 1 stage.|3.Kropf at the bowling alley.|4.and 5.On the site of his bunk in his hut|6, 7 & 8 at work at the Museum.Photos taken on digital camera- no hard copies.

1-12."Dunera" internee Firestone interviewed about his experiences in camp- original copy scanned for computer.|13-16 Photos on Ardmona orchard c.1942

Newsletters published for use by the garrison of Camp 1 in 1941. Brief news items relating to the Garrison members in Camp 1.Printed and folded A3 newsletters.

Visit to Museum and Camp 1 by former German Internee, Ernst Kropf, with his daughter, 2005.|1.Ernst with his daughter at the former milk bar.|2. On stage of the sound shell, gaol in background.|3. In skittle alley.|4. At the location of his hut.|5. At location of his bunk.|6-8. Studying records at the MuseumPhotographs taken on digital camera.

Walking tour of camp 1 with Jenny Dumble who had just completed an archaeological survey of the camp remains. Members of T & D Historical Society accompanied.audio tape 90 minutesCamp 1 Jenny Dumblejenny dumble, archaeological survey, camp remains

Talk to T & D Historical Society by Hellmut Ruff, son of Camp 3 leader, 26 April 1995; Side a: description of camp 1 by L. Knee (to be revised)audio tape/twoHellmut Ruff - talk to historical society Hellmut Ruff - son of camp 3 leaderhellmut ruff, camp 3 internee

Interview with Alois Murr, agricultural engineer, resident in Australia, interned Camp 1.Philips FS 90 audio tapetalk by alois murr, lanz tractor engineer, interned in australia, camp 1

Interview with Max Baumann, South African German, survivor of Arandora Star. Bought to Australia in Dunera as internee reclassified as POW 1943. Interview with L. Knee.Philips FS 60 audio tape. Sides 1 and 2.max baumann, south african germans, arandora star, dunera, pow's

Interview with Allen Blake, who was involved in modifications of camp huts. Interviewed by A. Knee.TKD video tape, sides 1 and 2.allen blake, camp huts

Photos loaned for scanning. 1. Fred Volk, principal at Tatura State School, c.1950-1965.|2. Grade 6, Tatura State School, date unknown.|3. Tatura State School Premiers 1963.|4. Tatura State School teachers c.1963.| Back:| Front: Mrs. Willingham; Fred Volk, H.M; Miss Woodman.Photographs found by Barry Volk after the death of his mother, 2005.

Tatura Book Club Annual Dinner, Mooroopna Dec. 2005.|1.Pam Wells; June Cohen; Lurline Knee; Mignon Campbell; Ailleen Sweeney; Lyn Patullo.|2.Sue Graves; ? ; Barbara Muller; Jo Burgess; Jacqui Vibert.

Side A: Interview with Bill Ranson, construction of Camp 1 etc. 8 July 1993 - local history and irrigation. Side B: Interview with Charlie Hogan local history (Bill Martin) 14 July 1993Audio tape Akai SX90Bill Ranson - camp construction Charlie Hogan - local history - Bill Martinbill ranson, camp 1 construction, charlie hogan, bill martin

SBS Radio. German language presenter, Geroa Louch "German Heritage in Australia" See also reg. C2022Audio tape Super EF90SBS German 1 March 1995, 8 March 1995 and 15 March 1995sbs radio, german language, geroa louch, german heritage in australia

1. Presbyterian Church c.1930.|2. Butter factory building c.1930.|3-5 Private Hospital S.W. cnr Hanlon and Hogan Streets.3 photos

1. Hogan Street looking west from railway crossing c.1900.|2. Hogan Street looking east from Ross Street, c.1900, Flanagan's Store.2 photos

Lists received from Migration Museum Archive, in Adelaide.Black folder containing photocopied lists of Germans transferred by train from Loveday, South Australia, to Camp 1. All in plastic sleevesTransfer from Camp 14, a Compound, Loveday SAgerman pow's, loveday south australia, camp 14

Sketch maps of Camp 1 & Camp 3, including barracks. Uli Hoefer's poem "Den Kleisnste Passagier". Sketches in Loveday Camp. Newspaper report of visit to Dhurringile of former POWs Heinz Messerschmidt & Hienfried Ahl. Dr. Morel's report of internment camps 1, 2, 3, & 4. February 1942.

List of Germans who arrived in Australia 1935-39, some of whom were interned in Camp 1.

Article written by Christine Darcas on internment in Camp 1.

List of merchant seamen officers interned first in Camp 1, then Dhurringile following their reclassification as POW's.

Image downloaded from internet. German blockade runner "Ramses" being fitted out in Japan, c.1942. Captured in Pacific by HMAS "Adelaide", crew offloaded at Fremantle, and interned firstly at Camp 1, then following their reclassification as POWs, in Camp 13 and Dhurringile for the officers.

Photos loaned for copying. Collection of photos loaned from Estate of Charlie Hogan.|Photo 1.Mick Hogan; Mrs. Hogan & Charlie Hogan.|Photo 2. Nora Keane whose mother was a Hogan.|Photo 3. Mick Hogan & Thomas Flanagan snr,, Hilston, early 1900s.|Photo 4. Ray Glover; Norm Doncon, Charlie Hogan &Tom Cornish.|Photo 5. Ray Glover; Bill Mitchell &Tom Hunter.|Photo 6. James & Annie Brady. James son ofJames & Julia. Annie, dau. of Thomas & Annie Hogan.|Photo 7. Jack O'Toole & Charlie Hogan.|Photo 8. Georgie Hing, thought to have been the Chinese market gardener at the Whim Inn corner, and who was killed while riding his bike.|Photo 9. Hogan Street building of Stan Tudor & Kilpatrick & McLellan, stock and station agent. Building now owned by Dawes & Vary, Solicitors.|Photo 10 & 11. Tatura Coursing Club 1926. St. Ledger Plumpton Coursing won by Ryan Bros.|Photo 12 & 13. In two halves. Rodney Irrigation Trust Commissioners and staff, possibly in front of original Tatura Mechanics Institute building. (Mick Cussen third from left seated; Thomas Hogan white beard seated with legs crossed. Billie Wilson snr. standing at rear left side.)|Photo 14. Group in front of Catholic church, c. 1925, boy on left thought to be Charlie Hogan.

Extracts of newspaper obituaries on the death of Charles W. Wilson, former member of the Rodney Irrigation Trust & Shire of Rodney. Extracts include the suggestion of J. D. Love that a memorial be erected to honour Charles Wilson.|Photos 1 & 2. Tatura Guardian 26th.04.1901.|Photos 3 & 4. Tatura Guardian 19th. 04.1901.|Photos 5 & 6 Unknown source.|Photo 7 Photo scanned from group photo.|Photo 8, 9, 10, C.W. Wilson memorial between bowling green and tennis clubhouse.|Photo 11, 12, 13, 14. Relocation of Memorial 2006|Rodney Shire|Tatura

Original diary photocopied and donated to Museum. Original diary is in the Canberra War Museum. One of 2 diaries by Ernie Everett, a 16 year old Jewish refugee brought to Australia on HMT Dunera. Interned at Hay camp 8 for 6 months and 1 year in camp at Tatura.A4 size. Yellow plastic cover, side bound cover (bound on short side) of photocopied handwritten diary.Copied with kind permission of L.E. Everett, 25 Timbertop Drive, Vermont.huyton, dunera, hay camp, tatura camp

Original document produced in Camp 1, translated and printed by Gerhard Meinke in 1991.White plastic side bound covered printed sheets.The Early Days of Internment in Australia.documents, biography

Tatura State School, Casey Street. Site now occupied by the Goulburn Murray Offices.|Photo 1. Official opening January 1885.|Photo 2. May 1885,|Photo 3. 1965.Photos 1 & 2 B. & W. Photo 3 colour.

Framed photos presented to Museum with other material on the closure of the school, c.2002. Tatura East Primary School Premiership Netball Teams 1983.|Photo 1: "C" Grade, Annabelle Simson (Coach)|T. Attwood; J. Campbell; E. Starrit; S. Brian.|H. Campbell; T. Starrit; M. Wheelhouse; J. Vigliaturo.|Photo 2: "D" Grade: Kaye Pyke (Coach); S. Haberfied; L. Gilmore; E. Pogue; K. Simson; S. Mason; P. Williams; A. Wheelhouse; M. Starrit.Silver framed colour photos.