Catalogue card reads, "Coleman's Heathmont Estate 1923. 15/12/1923. Looking across the estate from Canterbury Rd. Bedford Rd. is seen on the far boundary."

Black and white photographTyped under photograph- "Picking raspberries in Murfett's garden, 1920. (New St).

Black and white photograph. (2Copies)Written on back of photo, "Murfet's strawberry field. South side Rly line at Madden St. J. Maggs on left."

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Photograph shows man on cart pumping from barrel and man standing besides cart with spray. Writted under photograph- "Spraying the fruit trees, Pikes orchard, Heatherdale Rd, Ringwood."

Written on back of photograph, "Orchards North Ringwood".

Black and white photograph. (Photo by Peter Paynes, Ringwood Studios.)Written on back of photograph, "J. Kirby, President, H. & A. Society showing Charles Howitt the Your Garden Shield to be competed for by the shopkeepers for the best window during the Floral Festival in March. 'Mail' 20 February 1958."

Black and white photograph (2 images)Label attached to photograph reads, "Old house on north side of Maroondah Highway near Range View Road. Built during 1800s - now demolished".

Catalogue card reads, "R.S.L. Rooms, 1969".

Written on backing sheet, "RWD Methodist Church demolition - 1963"

Black and white photographTyped below photograph: "Ringwood Cool Stores being demolished. Formerly on present clocktower site".

Black and white photograph of building, steam-roller in front.Written on backing sheet, "C of E stuck on W'dyte Rd. bridge over Mullum Ck. whilst being taken from C.r Main & Pratt Sts. to new site in Ringwood St. 1924"

Black and white photograph of mobile crane with large cross suspended from it. Man standing by crane.Typed below photograph, "Cross erected outside new Methodist Church Cnr. Station St. and Greenwood Ave."

Black and white photograph of church with man standing outside. Sign stating, "Grand Opening" out front.Written on backing sheet, "Feb. 1965. Sal. Army Hall"

Written on backing sheet, "Pres/Meth. Church. Rwd. East. 30.9.73.

Written on backing sheet, "C of E opening service - 21.11.70."

Written on backing sheet, "Church of England, Heathmont. 30.9.73".

Written on backing sheet, "C of E being built W'dyte Road. 2/5/70."

Written on backing sheet, "Archbishop of Melbourne, Frank Woods, addressing the gathering at laying of foundation stone at St. Paul's, Ringwood (C of E) 18.4.58. Built between C of E residence (Cnr Rwd. St. & Civic Pl) and Midway Arcade. Demolished when C of E sold."

Smaller photograph that appears to be the original from which this photograph was taken reads, "About to cross bridge over Mullum Creek, Warrandyte Rd. English Church" Appears to be Church of England.

Black and white photograph of people inside church.Typed below photograph, "Heathmont Methodist Church opening - 1967"

Black and white photograph of braced wooden building with team of draught horses in front.Written on backing sheet, "Ringwood Methodist Church being moved from Whitehorse Rd. position near lake to position opposite station". A small photograph inserted in sleeve also reads, "Moving Presby. Ch. 1928 (from Whitehorse. Rd. to Adelaide St.)"

Typed below photograph, "Wesleyan Methodist Church, Ringwood East, 1887". Written on backing sheet, "Wesleyan Methodist Church, Ringwood East, 1887. Later removed to Croydon".

Black and white photograph of raised building with team of horses in front. People also standing outside.Typed below photograph, "Church of England being shifted from Cnr. Pratt & Main Streets, 1924" Written on backing sheet, "C of E being shifted from C/R Pratt & Main Sts. 1924"

Black and white photograph of building being moved along street.Typed below photograph, "Church of England being hauled into new position, Ringwood Street, 1924" There is a duplicate copy that has the following written on backing sheet, "Shifting C of E to Ringwood St. 1924 (using winching pulleys)"

Written on backing sheet, "Methodist Church on site at Cnr. Melbourne St. and Whitehorse Rd. On its removal to Greenwood Ave. Mr. J.B. McAlpin built shops on this site - land (Dimmey's) including his own estate agency." One photograph claimed church was moved to Greenwood Ave in 1916. Photograph taken in 1904. Another photograph states that the photograph is of the Methodist Church and Sunday School. Inserted in the sleeve of one of the photographs are two small postcard photographs that state they are, "Methodist Church in Main Street, Ringwood opposite railway station. See Mechanics Institute where Town Hall now stands - c1910. Photo by L. F. East".

Written on backing sheet, "C of E opening service, 21.11.70"

Holy Trinity Anglican Church Ringwood EastWritten on backing sheet, "Rwd. East. 30.9.73"

Written on backing sheet, "Gospel Hall, Armstrong Rd. Heathmont 1973".

Written on backing sheet, "Pres. Church, Heathmont 30.9.73."

Black and white photograph of brick building under construction.Typed below photograph, "Building new Methodist Church Cnr. Station St. and Greenwood Ave. 1963"