Receipt issued to Linton Public Library. A.T. Darling was a general Storekeeper. The shop was formerly Shepherd's store and inherited by Alf Darling after Joseph Shepherd died. Albert Crossthwaite was store manager.Text: " SUSSEX STREET / Linton / Linton Public Library / Bought of A.T. Darling, / General Storekeeper. "linton public library, a.t. darling

Aerial view of Linton, Sussex St (Glenelg Highway) running from RH bottom corner, Mortchup Road reservoir centre RH side."Linton Township, Vic-1st September 1991".linton township, sussex street linton

The public toilet block in Linton is decorated with hand-made terracotta tiles depicting historic themes. The tiles were produced as part of the Press Mould Tile Project 2001-2002 by Linton Primary School students and community members. Tile design and project coordination was by Pam Farey and Anne Dietrich, and instructors were Pam Farey, Anne Dietrich, Anne Bray and Jeannette Vervaart. The site the toilet block was built on was formerly occupied by 'Criterion House', a building used in the 19th and early 20th centuries as a shop and also a hospital. Criterion House was demolished in 1938/39, to make way for new, enlarged municipal offices, which are still in use in 2019.Colour photograph which shows trees and buildings in Sussex Street, Linton, the Linton public toilet building, and the Golden Plains Shire local offices.golden plains shire offices linton, public toilet building linton, press mould tile project 2001-2002

Colour photograph showing stained glass window at the front of the former Nelson Bros. building in Sussex Street, Linton (now LDHS Resource Centre).nelson bros. funeral parlour, ldhs resource centre, stained glass windows, buildings

The Royal Standard Hotel was on the corner of Sussex and Clyde Streets, on the western side of Sussex Street. The hotel was demolished in 1926.Copy of original photograph, showing the Royal Standard Hotel, with several people, including children, standing outside. Date of photograph is unknown.royal standard hotel, hotels, godden family

Colour photograph of old-style weatherboard building with pitched roof, three chimneys and verandah. Linton Post Office, located on corner of Sussex and Clyde Streets.linton post office, buildings

The original photograph is in the archives of the Westpac Bank in Melbourne. A digital copy was sent to LDHS by John Young in 2018.Black and white photograph of the Bank of New South Wales building in Sussex Street, Linton. This was the second bank premises built by the Bank of NSW in Linton and was completed in 1904.bank of new south wales. linton branch

Small printed pocket book size record of soldier's service details. Issued by the UK Army to Colin Proctor who served in the Royal Sussex Regiment during WW2.

Postcard with five colour images of places and buildings in Linton, Victoria. The images are of Linton from Flagstaff Lookout, Sussex Street, Linton, Free Library, Traquair House and the Reservoir at Linton.flagstaff lookout, sussex street linton, traquair house, linton reservoir

Front and side view of restored building in Sussex Street, Linton. Formerly the Nelson Bros. funeral parlour, this building was restored to become the Linton & District Historical Society Resource Centre.ldhs resource centre, buildings, nelson bros. funeral parlour

The number on the side of the box is most likely Mr Hirths Regimental Number. Refer Cat No 9599.3 for medalsThis is a khaki brown cardboard box. On the top is the addressee name and address. It also has a stamp "Official Paid". On the side is a number. On the bottom is the action to be taken if undelivered.Top address - “Mr H. Hirth, 131 Hamilton Ave, Tolworth Sor....Surrey or Sussex” Side number is “108681”ww2, medals, british atlantic star.

Greeting card thought to have been sent in the 1950s. Photograph may be from 1940s.Section of small, originally folded, greeting card which shows shops in Sussex St., Linton. Front part of card only - folded section appears to have been cut away."51.52" handwritten next to printed greeting.greeting cards, sussex st linton

The young man is Ron Preston and the photograph shows the verandah and front of Preston's shop in Sussex Street, Linton. Ron was the son of George and Annie Preston. Preston's store which is pictured was on the corner of Sussex and Gillespie Streets, Linton.Black and white copy of original photograph, which shows a young man wearing a dark jacket and light-coloured trousers, who is sitting sideways on a motorcycle that has been parked outside a shop.ron preston, preston's shop

Black and white postcard photograph of the Linton Post Office in Sussex Street. Part of the Bank of New South Wales building can be seen on the left. The building is still standing but is now in private hands.post offices, buildings, linton

Black and white image of SEC pole being erected for electricity connection outside Railway Hotel and Nelson Undertakers, Sussex Street, Linton. Linton was connected to the Victorian electricity grid in September 1939.state electricity commission, linton, railway hotel

Found in back yard of Gerry Verdoorn, Sussex St, Linton.Two small, white ceramic ink wells.ink wells

Preston's shop was on the corner of Sussex Street and Gillespie Street, Linton.Black and white copy of original photograph showing a young girl wearing a long light coloured dress and a hat/bonnet. She is standing in front of a wooden picket fence with a sign for "SOFT DRINKS" on Preston's Shop in the background. "Val Preston" shop, sign, valma (val) preston

The Bennett Bros Garage operated in Linton from the 1930s-1950s. The building is at 79A Sussex Street. Next to the garage building can be seen the building at 81 Sussex Street. In the first half of the twentieth century, it was a shop and residence and operated as a greengrocery and confectionery store.Colour photo which shows a brick building in a somewhat dilapidated condition, with windows and doors boarded up. The building has a tiled roof.bennett bros garage, shepherd's greengrocery and confectionery store, jane craine's confectionery shop, 79a sussex street linton, 81 sussex street linton

Slaughterhouse Hill was so named because Bennett's butchers had a slaughterhouse there.A view of Linton taken from Slaughterhouse Hill to the north-east of the town. Numerous buildings are identifiable in the photograph. In the middle foreground are the railway station, platform and station-master's house. The Grenville Standard building is visible in Clyde Street, and the Post Office and Bank of NSW buildings can be seen near the corner of Clyde and Sussex Streets. In the distance (along Sussex Street) the Royal Standard Hotel and the Shire Offices (original building) can be seen. St Paul's Church of England is on the far left of the photograph."Esther Cluff, Linton".linton township, slaughterhouse hill

Ice Scale (Hide scales, Sussex wool scales) with hook at bottom and ring at top with another hook and ring on the side. "Made in Germany", scale on one side 0 - 50lbs and on the other 20 - 4000lbs.flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village

The house was in Sussex Street, next to the library building, and was the home of the Todd family.Black and white photograph of two ladies standing on front verandah of a weatherboard house."Lilly Pilly tree". "Lil Poultney and Pet Todd". "Taken about 1910 we could hear all the music from our veranda. Dance music band music children's concert from the old Shire Hall what a lovely old hall it was with a cedar spiral staircase. Huge magnolia tree in front & clock".lil poultney, pet todd, houses

This home was built for the Bennett family in about 1928. It replaced the butcher's shop in Sussex which was run by George Garnsworthy Bennett from 1896. (The butcher's shop moved into premises next-door, and then to the other side of Sussex Street, into part of the shop previously owned by Joseph Shepherd.)Coloured photograph of a double fronted house with pitched roof and two brick chimneys set in garden surrounded by wooden rail and wire fence, trees at back."The Bennett home just after it was built".bennett family, buildings, houses, bennett butchers, george garnsworthy (g g ) bennett, gordon bennett

Dated "early 1900s", as the newer Bank of New South Wales (built 1903-1904) can be seen in the photograph.Black and white postcard photograph of two buildings in Sussex Street, Linton, brick building is Bank of NSW, wooden building is Linton Post Office. People standing in front, including one on a horse and one with a bicycle.linton post office, buildings, horses, bicycles, bank of new south wales

The tiles were made by Linton Primary School pupils and members of the community as part of the Press Mould Tile Project 2001-2002. See Registration no. 2019-184 for more information.Colour photograph which shows handmade tiles used to clad the Linton public toilet block near the Shire offices in Sussex Street. The tiles depict stock animals, wildlife and historic themes, such as gold mining.public toilet building linton, hand made tiles, terracotta tiles, community art projects, press mould tile project 2001-2002

Ice Scale (Hide scales, Sussex wool scales) with hook at bottom and ring at top with another hook and ring on the side. Brass scale 0 - 40 one side and 20 0- 300 the othe, inscribed "ENGL".flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village