The Victory Hall, Tatura, was opened on 9 March 1926 by the Governor General Lord Stonehaven. The architect was Mr A. S. Eggleston.Black and white photograph of Victory Hall Hogan Street Tatura 1987on back: Victory Hall Tatura 1987lord stonehaven, a. s. eggleston, victory hall tatura

Original photograph of Queen Elizabeth 2 and Duke of Edinburgh arriving on platform of Tatura Railway Station, March 1955. Accommpanied by Shire President Cr and Mrs G Brewer, Mr Kelly Station Master and aides.Black and white photograph of Tatura Railway Station for Royal Visit 1954on back: Tatura Railway Station Royal visit 1954royal visit 1954

Original photo by Elsie M. Dicker, photographer, 10 Armadale Street, Northcote. Only names known: Barn Parker, Uncle of Mr Rube Parker.Sepia copy of large group of Tatura people, possibly in Fitzroy gardens c 1930. 2 copies 1 on display.Taturaites Picnicformer tatura residence

includes a lot of Tatura History. some other show news.History of TaturaNewspaper article. Original item from early Tatura Guardian. Photo of ninety three year old Mr M. Barney Parker and his nephew Mr R Bub Parker. Mr Parker attended the first Tatura Show in 1880 age 11.newspapers, tatura guardian

Tatura's Lurline Knee was a guest when memories and old friendships were rekindled when the Dunera Boys held a reunion dinner at the Beverly Crest Hotel. Mr Robert Kahn kindly forwarded a copy of the relevant section of the Jewish News and receipt of acknowledgement of Mr Kahn's "Chapters from my past".In clear plastic cover - purple printing- The Australian Jewish News. Print copy of photos of personalities. Also a letter (part obscured), from R Kahn. The obverse has the same people. from The Australian 29th Nov '91 pg 28As abovedunera reunion

Collection of records of Business transactions (dockets and receipts) rendered to Mr Frank McHugh. Approx 1960-1982.A4 blue plastic folder with black spine containing a collection of records of business transactions rendered to Frank McHugh.frank mchugh, tatura businesses

Herr Alois Murr, trouble shooter, Lanz Tractors prior to war, was subsequently interned, then released, became a citizen of Australia. Drawings of the single cylinder were donated by Stephen Larcombe "Pinebrow" Reservoir Road, Pettarel 3216. An interesting account of Mr Murr's longer than expected sojourn and subsequent residence in Melbourne Australia.a red coloured hard back cover on the front cover on white self adhesive paper on which is printed in ink - Alois Murr Papers - internee, camp 1 Tatura - presented by Eric Bolwell Horsham October 1994as abovealois murr, lanz tractors, camp 1 internees

Portrait of Gerda Decker in her role as Das Fuchen in Aus Dem Zerbrochenen Krug. Artist A. Konig was a graphic artist in Sydney and interned in compound A in camp 3 in 1940.Head and shoulders portrait of a lady with plaits wearing a Dutch bonnet, cream blouse and blue check, possibly apron, over the top of the blouse. Neck on the reverse of the bonnet match the check in the blouse.gerda decker, das fuchen, a. koenig

Records given to donors by a RAAF radar operator, Keith Miller. Used for recruiting purposes .David Gator, RAAF service included 13th squadron Canberra Liberator conversions at Tocumwal RAAF station. Lake Boga with Catalina's, Darwin 1942 just at the end of Japanese bombing.2 x 12" 78 rpm records, American production, designed to be played in Army camps during WW2Title "Mr Jones Goes to War"mr jones goes to war, keith miller, raaf radar operator, raaf recruiting

Managers residence occupied by Mr and Mrs J. Lowry.Black and white photograph of north view of managers residence, Dhurringile Mansion in distance.On back: Nth view managers residence, Dhurringile Mansiondhurringile mansion, managers residence, lowry

The envelope was sent to Mr S. Asboth at Camp 1 Tatura, dated 25 July 1946. Stefan Asboth was an internee in Camp 1. Stefan was an engineer and was working in Persia when the war broke out. He was sent to Britain, then to Loveday in South Australia and then to Camp 1 where he stayed for the duration of the war. A black and white photocopy of an envelope sent to Mr S. Asboth at Camp 1 Tatura Victoriastefan asboth, camp 1 tatura, war time correspondence, internment camps in australia, shire engineers, rodney shire council

Dhurringile Mansion was built in 1877. Also outbuildings, 3 wings around a large rectangle garden. A gracious arch passes through the east wing. North was occupied by Mr and Mrs J. Lowry, south was used for hay. Restoration has been carried out. Now used y prison officers.Colour photograph of Historical Society regional members inspecting Dhurringile Prison farm annexe, former stables. Members from Numerkah, Nathalia, Shepparton, Rochester, Echuca and Tatura. 1990.on back: stables Dhurringile 1990dhurringile stables, dhurringile mansion

Dhurringile Mansion was built in 1877. Also outbuildings, 3 wings around a large rectangle garden. A gracious arch passes through the east wing. North was occupied by Mr and Mrs J. Lowry, south was used for hay. Restoration has been carried out. Now used y prison officers.Colour photograph of north wing of former stables, Dhurringile Mansion. Historical Society members cars in foreground. 1990on back: stables Dhurringile 1990dhurringile stables, dhurringile mansion

Dhurringile Mansion was built in 1877. Also outbuildings, 3 wings around a large rectangle garden. A gracious arch passes through the east wing. North was occupied by Mr and Mrs J. Lowry, south was used for hay. Restoration has been carried out. Now used y prison officers.Colour photograph of north east wing of former stables, Dhurringile Mansion. Historical Society members cars in foreground. 1990on back: stables Dhurringile 1990dhurringile stables, dhurringile mansion

B. Doller, M. Normington, I. Glover with Tidy Towns Judge L. Harrison. Tidy Towns Judge Mr Ernest.Colour photograph of 4 members of Tatura Historical Society and Tidy Towns Judge at rear of Museum building, back door on right. August 1988on back:.names as belowtatura museum

Photograph of early Tatura residence found and presented by Mr and Mrs G. Weston. Delivered by Michael Hamilton, Tatura, 7 January 1990Black and white photograph of early residence in Tatura. Just completed. 5 builders on verandah.on back: presented to Tatura and District Historical Society by Mr and Mrs Graham Weston, South Town Motor Inn Bega NSW. Formerly of Whim Inn Motel, Tatura.mr and mrs g. weston

Copy of family photograph from Chambers family. Copied from original.Chambers and Leggett children (cousins) with Mrs Jane Leggett on front steps of Dhurringile Mansion c 1930 when Mr and Mrs Chambers were caretakers. Black and white copy.chambers family, leggett family

State of Adjustment document between Mrs F. A. Davy and Mr J. Curtis.Very old legal document in plastic sleeve.state of adjustment, mrs f. a. davy, mr j. curtis, curtis family

Record of events in first 100 years of Katamatite development. Includes early selectors names and old photographs.Cream cover. Horses and wagons. Katamatite the first 100 years 1876-1976. The cover is reproduced from an original oil painting by the author Mrs Ada Rudd.inside cover: Presented to Mr and Mrs R. Kuhnle by the residents of Katamatite on the occasion of their centenary. 18-4-1976victorian history, katamatite

Made in 2009 from old film. Contents: Leaving the old Methodist Church in Kerferd Street, Tatura, 1959; Construction and opening of new church in Thompson Street, 1959. Original film taken in 1959 by Mr Jack Lowry of Dhurringile transferred onto DVD to show at 50th anniversary of present Uniting Church building October 2009. This work arranged by Mrs Helen Newton of Murchision (nee Helen Lowry).DVD tatura methodist church, methodist church history

photo of 2Templer families in camp3B&W photo of the Templer families Weigold and Pfander who were in Camp 3.Names of the family members. Back row : Mr Pfander (Snr), Margaret, Isolde Pfander, and Mr & Mrs Weigold. Front row: Mrs Pfander, Helmut Rosemarie and Erich Weigold seated. The group is in front of two partly visible huts. Number 759 is in front of the group.templers, weigold family, pfander family

Table made by German internee in Camp 1. Mr N. J. Mills, of West End Garage, Tatura, presented the table as a wedding gift to his daughter Joyce and her husband Bill Baker, April 1946.Narrow oval wooden table on an octagonal pedestal and octagonal base. Base is wider at actual base and narrows and slopes up to join pedestral.n. j. mills, west end garage tatura, joyce baker nee mills, bill baker, internment camp 1 woodcraft

made and used by internees at Camp 13. Mr Berwick Snr was responsible for organizing prisoners of war into work gangs picking tomatoes in Murchison, Toolamba area.Wooden box like seat, chair, 2 arms, 2 slats forming back. Varnished.camp 3 wood work, wooden chair