Part of S E Surman collection (album) page 12 top left. Elizabeth (Lizzie) Bennett was the oldest daughter of butcher W. G. Bennett and his wife Susan, nee Williams. She married William Todd in 1881, and they had a large family. Throughout her life she was involved in the community and church life of Linton and district.Sepia photograph of Elizabeth Bennett as a young girl, wearing mid-calf-length dress showing pantaloons underneath, and short long sleeved open jacket, standing with left hand holding onto side of wing chair, right arm by her side."Mrs W Todd nee Bennett Elizabeth Ann Bennett".elizabeth ann bennett, elizabeth (lizzie) todd, mrs william todd, surman collection, lizzie bennett

Part of S E Surman collection (album) page 4 lower left. Note the name "Lowry" is also spelled in records as "Lourey" and "Lowrey".Sepia photograph of a boy wearing jacket and trousers standing behind with left arm on shoulder of young boy in jacket and knickerbockers right hand in pocket, right arm by side standing beside young girl with hair in ringlets, wearing short sleeved long dress, hands holding flowers on lap, seated with second older boy wearing jacket and trousers standing to right of others with right arm on girl's shoulder, left arm by side holding cap"Lowry family".lowry family, surman collection

Group of Salvation Army women and girls. The hat bands have "Salvation Army Sunbeam Brigade." There are no names or year on the photo, could be c 1920's. Sepia photo of a group of women & girls. Two women have Salvation Army Hat bands and another two in lighter coloured dresses. A young girl in the center of the group is holding a flag. stawell religion

Gold & brown wooden framed photograph or 7 women & children in formal dress - Queen, attendants, flower girl & pages.Diggers' Queen - Colac Centenary, 1937 Queen - Miss Florence Ryan; Attendants-Misses E. White and L. Ryan; Flower Girls- J Christie and P Heath; Pages-B. White and A. Cowley. AMOUNT RAISED, [pounds] 406/6/8

BHS CollectionBendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2002. Dressed up: students at the School of Mines fancy dress ball, circa 1956. The girl third from the left is Judy Tyack. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Photo of Cyril Kirkland with his granddaughter, the child of his daughter Mary. Cyril is standing by the cab of his truck, holding the child's hand. She is standing on the running board. Cyril is wearing a broad-brimmed hat, possibly a homburg, and appears to be dressed in light overalls over a jumper. The girl is wearing a patterned rompersuit over a light, short-sleeved top. The truck was used in the delivery of milk. They appear to be parked on a road with tall trees in the background.