Photograph taken for Charles L Tischler when he became the licencee of the Star of the West in 1888. Records show that he was only licencee for 1 year. Photograph of Star of the West hotel when Charles L Tischler was the licencee and was a depot for Cobb and Co and had permission to be open until midnight to service travellers.Albumen coloured photograph of Star of the West Hotel in 1888Written in Pen underneath photograph - Davis Photo - Port Fairy Printed - Star of the West Hotel PORT FAIRY Right bottom corner -C L. Tischler, Propr a red X in Texta Museum number- 62.03.626 crossed out in pen -1888charles l tischler, hotel, licencee

This is an image of a public square on the island of Kos in Greece. Kos was the home of Hippocrates, and the tree in this image is reputedly the plane tree under which Hippocrates sat as he taught his pupils medicine. Hippocrates is known as the "Father of Medicine" for his revolutionary impact on the field of medicine. The letters 'A.P.D.R' printed below the title on this artwork refer to the copyright granted to engravers in France.Black and white engraving of a market square scene on the island of Kos in Greece. A large tree dominates the scene. Below the tree sits a roofed structure with a series of small steps. Water appears to be coming out of a channel of each of the visible sides of the structure, suggesting a fountain. To the left, an array of human figures, horses and a dog sit or stand beneath the tree and on the steps of the fountain. To the right, there are shaded platforms on which people are sitting in groups. There are three dogs in front of the group sitting on a platform at bottom right. Text printed below image reads 'VUE DE LA PLACE PUBLIQUE DE COS/A.P.D.R.' Small printed text below bottom left corner of image is partly illegible, but references the original creator of the artwork, Jean-Baptiste Hilair. Small printed text below bottom right corner of image reads ' Gravé à l'eau forte par C. Weisbrod/ el terminé au burin par J. Aliamet'. Small printed text above top left hand corner of image reads 'Pl. 59.' The print has been framed in a brown wooden frame with gold trim. An old display label is affixed to the back of the object. A card from Professor Franco Crainz is affixed to the back of the object, thanking the unnamed receiver for a reprint of their "interesting paper on D.D.Davis' Obstetric Atlas". The front of the card carries a print of the Temple of Esculapia, located in the Villa Borghese in Rome. A wire and two hooks have been attached to the rear of the work for hanging.

Hutchings. James elected 1888stawell

Mayor of Port Fairy 1888Sepia portrait of Mayor in suit belfast, mayor, portrait, government, shire, council, municipal, local-government

Series of Photographs (Centre of Supplement) 1888stawell businesses

The late Hilda Morieson (very active in early Historical Society) owned the print. It was then passed on to Mary Morieson, then to Rosemary Kennet. It has been passed onto the Historical Society with permission from Ben Morieson, Hilda's grandsonLarge coloured print of supplement to Numurkah Standard 1888. Artist's view/impression of Numurkah streets (map) surrounded by artwork of a number of Numurkah businesses in the town and local district. The print is under glass in a faux-wood-grained framesee photo abovenumurkah standard, numurkah township map, numurkah businesses, 1888, print

Black and white photograph of weatherboard and brick building. Typed under photograph: "Original Ringwood Police Station (brick building). 32 Mt Dandenong Road. (Police Station 1888)." Written on rear of backing sheet: "Right hand building was first station. Site cost £20 in 1888. Mtd Const. Waters first to occupy it. Building and land sold 1974 for $20000. 32 Mt. Dandenong Road."

This map was created as a plan for an auction of land close to the Bacchus Marsh Railway Station. The auction took place on 23 October 1888. 102 allotments of land from an area known as Lodge and Dunn's paddocks was offered for sale. The auction was conducted by auctioneers based in Melbourne and was advertised in Melbourne newspapers as well as in the Bacchus Marsh Express newspaper. The auction plan contains a range of details including the selling agents, Munro and Baillieu; W.P. Lockhart; and John Turner, all of Melbourne, deposit terms for purchases, price of railway passes for a return trip from Melbourne to Bacchus Marsh of 1 shilling, and a description of the land as having 'magnificent views and perfect drainage'. A single page paper map showing allotments of land for sale along the Parwan Road in Maddingley. The map is pasted into a bound volume containing 76 maps or plans in total. High resolution digital image stored on BMDHS computer network. At bottom on left side: 'Harston & Co. Lith, Melb.'land sales bacchus marsh, land sales maddingley, bacchus marsh victoria maps, maddingley victoria maps

Post Office Main Street. From P.C. News Supplement 1888stawell businesses

Supplement “Pleasant Creek News” from P.C. News Supplement 1888stawell businesses

Town Hall Main Street. From P.C. News Supplement 1888stawell businesses

Skene. Thomas (Hon) 1888. Skene Street Named after him.stawell

Framed Supplement “Pleasant Creek News” from P.C. News Supplement 1888stawell businesses

C.A. Akins Bookshop Main Street from P.C. News Supplement 1888stawell businesses

Isaac Cook Saddler Main Street from P.C. News Supplement 1888stawell businesses

J. Chadwick & Co Drapers Main Street from P.C. News Supplement 1888stawell businesses