Four visitors to the Canterbury Historic Happening at the Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre August 1985. (names unknown)canterbury, historic events, canterbury history group, canterbury neighbourhood centre

Part of the display at the Canterbury Historic Happening held at the Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre, August 1985canterbury, canterbury history group, historic events, shows and exhibitions

Visitors admiring the Canterbury Historic Happening exhibition at the Canterbury Neighbourhood Centrecanterbury, canterbury history group, historic events, shows and exhibitions

Visitors admiring the Canterbury Historic Happening exhibition at the Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre, August 1985canterbury, canterbury history group, historic events, shows and exhibitions

Some of the audience at the Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre for the Canterbury Historic Happening, August 1985canterbury, canterbury history group, historic events, prest> edie, bell> c, weymouth> jack

Mrs Ruth Brentnall at the Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre for the Canterbury Historic Happening, August 1985canterbury, canterbury history group, historic events, brentnall> ruth

Visitors to the Canterbury Historic Happening held at the Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre August 1985canterbury, canterbury history group, historic events, kimberley> ethel, gamble> dulcie, oriander> betty

Collen Morgan with visitors to the Canterbury Historic Happening held at the Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre, August 1985canterbury, canterbury history group, morgan> colleen, hickman> kath, dempster> emma, historic events

Visitors to the Canterbury Historic Happening held at the Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre, August 1985canterbury, canterbury history group, historic events, golding> beryl, hardaker> eleanor, lavington> rosemary

Mary Doery and Laura White enjoying afternoon tea at the Canterbury Historic Happening held at the Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre, August 1985canterbury, canterbury history group, historic events, doery> mary, white> laura

Notes of the reminiscences of Edith M. Pardy, M.B.E who moved to Canterbury with her husband, Max in 1922, lived in Bryson Street for 40 years.canterbury, bryson street, justices of the peace, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, stones butcher shop, hallidays grocery, shops, awards, canterbury history, gaffney house

Order of service for the Thanksgiving Service for the life of Phyllis Myrtle Wills, Friday 1st August 1997canterbury, canterbury history group, saint pauls anglican church, wills> family, rites and ceremonies

Large red covered book with black and white dust cover featuring panoramic view of Princes Bridge looking North. 366 pages : photographs, 1 map, portraits. Includes bibliographical references and indexnon-fictionA book of over 700 black and white illustrations and photographs of early Melbourne scenes, mainly buildings, which have been demolished or significantly changed. The first half of the book concentrates on the CBD but includes public gardens and the Yarra River. The second half of the book looks at a number of the inner suburbs including Footscray.historical buildings - melbourne, melbourne - history, canterbury - history

2 foolscap typewritten pages boroondara, canterbury history, elgar survey, andrew murray, wines, fintona girls school

22, [2 leaves] pages : illustrations, maps, facsimilesnon-fictionEarly history of Canterbury with a focus on the "Shrublands" property of Balwyn Road.canterbury, canterbury history, residential development, shrublands

Includes photosArticle on Maling Road Heritage Day Festival to celebrate 100th birthdaymaling road shops, festivals and celebrations, canterbury history group

Notes on the Hardy Family who lived in Logan Street Canterbury from 1911- 1952, and some of the occupants of Logan Street during that period. From a talk by John Hardy to the Canterbury History Group April 2010canterbury, logan street, hardy family, elmbrae, canterbury bowling club, canterbury primary school, transport, maling road

Letter to Colleen Morgan , President of the Canterbury History Group, from Shirley Robinson, enclosing notes about the Carisbrooke Private School for the period 1926-1930, when the school was situated at 31 Hopetoun Avenue Canterburycanterbury, hopetoun avenue, carisbrooke private school, methodist ladies college, robertson> shirley, soldiers memorial hall, independent schools

Photocopy of a photograph from "Canterbury, a history" by Don Gibb courtesy of Michael Venn.canterbury, canterbury railway station, canterbury road, canterbury theatre, hansom cabs, steam trains

A poem written by John Etkins in liasion with members of the Canterbury Senior Citizens for the Canterbury History Day, 1 August 19852 pagescanterbury, canterbury road, railway gates, emulation hall, goldings shoe factory, maling road, canterbury post office, morris jack, canterbury senior citizens

Three photocopied images of Canterbury Railway Station in 1898. Donated to the Canterbury History Group by Mr Norman Mills who digitised the photographs left to him by a relative.Includes copies of the old photographs before digitisation and a letter from Mr Mills.canterbury, canterbury railway station, pedestrian underpass, stationmaster's house, gaslights, signals, hansom cabs, steam trains

Coloured photograph of the crest of the Canterbury State School no 3572(from school blazer?). Reprinted from Dr.Allan Williams papers by Jan Pigot. Dr Williams attended Canterbury State School from 1920 and his papers are held by the Canterbury History Groupcanterbury, canterbury state school, molesworth street, crests and emblems, williams> allan (dr), primary schools

Booklet compiled by Susan Barnett, President of the Surrey Hills Historical Society with the assistance of the Balwyn Historical Society, Camberwell Historical Society, Canterbury History Group and the Surrey Hills Historical Society, for a bus tour of significant places in Boroondara to commerate the centenary of the Gallipoli Landing.beckett park memorial, white> dorothy sevilla, cahill> francis matthew, cahill> martin, cahill> richard nicholas, cahill> kevin martin, lone pine dairy - balwyn, bignell> alfred charles, canterbury citizens carnival, canterbury gardens, soldiers - memorial hall - canterbury, canterbury memorial home units, canterbury primary school, camberwell city rsl sub-branch, golding> herbert, daly> gustav anthony disney, daly> william constant beck, daly> clarence wells didier, wattle park lone pine, clock tower memorial> wattle park, hethersett house - plc - burwood, surrey gardens - memorial cross, surrey gardens - the shrine, steele> mrs charles h d, blogg> john kendrick, gawler> john stephens, mawson> frederick w, webster> clarence

Letter and research material on Frognall from the Department of Defence {Air Force Office} Royal Australian Air Force sectionl, to the Canterbury History Group with information on the Royal Australian Air Force's use of Frognall8 A 4 pagescanterbury, frognall, royal australian air force, mont albert road, world war 1939-1945

Black and white photograph of the Drum and Fife Band of the Camberwell East Elementary School, 1933. Frederick Morgan(born c1922 husband of former President of Canterbury History Group) at front on far right, with kettle drum. Moreton Bay Fig Tree on right. Caretakers house on left. (Mr Moore)canterbury, camberwell east elementary school, canterbury girls secondary college, primary schools, bands, musical instruments, moreton bay fig tree

Real estate brochure for the sale by auction of 43 Faversham Road Canterbury, family home of Hazel Merlo, member of the Canterbury History Group for many years until forced to retire through ill-health. Our collection contains many photographs taken and donated by Hazel. Note on brochure reports sold for $2 millioncanterbury, faversham road, merlo family, edwardian style

Photograph of Third Canterbury Scout Troop and Cubs taken in Canterbury Gardens in 1928. Third Canterbury Scouts was formed in 1926 at the suggestion of Harry Doery, Youth Director of the Rotary Club of Melbourne. Initially the boys were drawn mainly from the Canterbury Baptist church. The Canterbury History Group holds an incomplete list of members in the photograph.canterbury, third canterbury scout troops, canterbury gardens, canterbury baptist church, doery> harry, mellor> alfred

Copy of an talk given by Alfred Mellor to the Canterbury History Group in February 1994. He tells the story of the Laycock family who purchased Frognall in 1901 and continued to live there until 1941. He describes the house, garden and family customs including visiting his grandparents for afternoon tea on Sundays.A 4 13 pages, 2 copiescanterbury, mont albert road, frognall, hicks family, gall> james, italianate style, laycock family, gardens, mellor> alfred, fireworks displays