Black and white photographs (3 copies- 2 large mounted on heavy cardboard, 1 smaller)Written on back of one copy: " Mayor A.T. Miles & VIP's at laying of Foundation Stone of Town Hall, 1927. Original Councillors on platform- A.T. Miles, J.B. McAlpin, W. McKinlay, A. Blood, J.K. McCaskill, R. Wilkins." Written on back of small copy: Laying foundation stone, Ringwood Town Hall, by Cr. A.T. Miles, Mayor."

The Ballarat Junior Technical School was a division of the Ballarat School of Mines. Part of this building was later used for Hospitality and Prospects Traning restaurant.Three colour photographs of a double storey building in the grounds of the Ballarat School of Mines, and its associated foundation stone. Foundation Stone "This stone was laid by The Hon. H.S. Lawson Premier of Victoria in the Jubilee Year of the isntitute 15th April 1920 W.H. Middleton, President"ballarat school of mines, ballarat junior technical school, foundation stone, h.s.w. lawson, w.h. middleton, buildings, premier, jubilee, anniversary

Crowd Scene Stawell Hospital Laying Foundation Stonestawell hospital

Stawell Hospital Laying Foundation Stone September 3rd 1933stawell hospital

Catalogue card reads, 'Laying Foundation Stone, Miners Cottage, Ringwood Lake. May 1983. Brian Catterall T.C., Cr. Gotlib (Mayor), E. Pullin, President of Group'.

Black and white photograph with large red stain (faded). Photograph of men and small boys at laying of a foundation stone (elevations of building barely visible in framed print at back centre of building). Mounted on grey board. Inscriptions 'GP10' top LH corner. 'Royal Historical Society of Victoria, Bendigo Branch' Circular stamp on rear of photo. Inscription on stone in image 'This stone was laid on 9th day of January 1903 by His Worship the Mayor JH Curnow Esq'. History: Previous Acc. No. GP10. Helen Mainka 20.7.2001 from Annals of Bendigo 1903 'Laying of Foundation Stone at the Market Buildings:. See photo p 13 Bendigo Fire Brigade 100 years by George A Ellis at building in background. Building in R background is very similar to the building in Market Square occupied by the Sandhurst City Brigade.person, group

Stawell Hospital Relaying Foundation Stone from the old hospital at the new hospital. 1933stawell hospital

This plaque commemorates the laying of the foundation stone at the Greensborough RSL (Main Street Greensborough) on 15/06/1963. Digital copy of colour photograph.greensborough rsl, a k lines

Stawell Hospital Unveiling Tablet of Foundation Stone by Mrs J P Wilson and Mrs H Barkerstawell hospital

Silver trowel, enclosed in a wood and glass display case. Trowel is sitting on red velvet. Engraved on trowel: Young Men's Christian Association of Bendigo Corner Stone laid by Hon Alfred Deakin M.P. July 22nd, 1908. Case constructed of two types of timber, glass on four sides and on top. Newspaper photo, showing Hon. Alfred Deakin laying Foundation Stone of Y.M.C.A. Building Bendigo.

Black and white image of a large crowd of people watching as a foundation stone is laid in the brickwork of a building under construction. The crowd consists of men, women and children with buildings in the background. Bishop Green is next to the two men who are laying the stone. The image has been mounted on dark grey card.buildings, sunday schools, churches, mrs. bolte, bishop green, parish halls

Locomotive Elfreda leaves Cheltenham station with guests for laying of foundation stone at Melbourne Benevolent Asylum - Kingston CentreBlack and white image of locomotive Elfreda with men and women on open air carriagesPrinted in black text a round white sticker: 80 Handwritten in red ink: 75% Velcro sticker x2locomotive, trains, benevolent asylum, cheltenham, kingston centre

Written on back of photograph, "22nd July 1973. Original stone of Ringwood State School, Ringwood Street". Photographed 1973 "This Foundation Stone was laid by Mrs JK Turnbull on 15th August 1889"

The laying of the foundation stone at the Shire of Diamond Valley Civic Centre by Shire President David McKenzie (Shire President 1969-1971).Digital copy of colour photographshire of diamond valley, david mckenzie

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "Foundation Stone laying by Mayor McCaskill of Auditorian section of Town Hall. 27/6/1936. L to R- J. Taylor (Contractor), J.K. McCaskill (Mayor), I.C. Anderson (Architect)."

Loyola Foundation stone (photographed in 2012). Latin inscription. Foundation stone for seminary laid in 1932. Part of a collection of photographs of Loyola College, The College was officially blessed and opened on 16/12/1934 with 8,000 people present. Grimshaw Street Watsonia, established 1980 on the site of the Loyola Seminary. The College purchased the original building in 2002. These photographs of the original building and grounds were taken by GHS member Jazz Burge in June 2012.Digital copy of colour photograph.loyola seminary watsonia, loyola college

The laying of the foundation stone at the Shire of Diamond Valley Civic Centre by Shire President David McKenzie (Shire President 1969-1971). Includes group photo of audience.Digital copy of colour photographshire of diamond valley, david mckenzie

The success of a significant wages dispute with Phoenix Foundry led to reconsideration of building a Trades Hall in Ballarat. In 1886, the present site at 24 Camp Street, Ballarat was agreed upon and land was granted to the committee in the name of the Ballarat Trades Hall and Literary Institute. The photograph depicts laying of the Ballarat Trades Hall foundation stone in1887. Relevance to the history of Ballarat Regional Trades and Labour Council and unions in the area.Photograph - framed.btlc, ballarat regional trades and labour council, ballarat trades hall, ballarat trades and labour council, ballarat trades hall - construction, industrial disputes, strikes, unions

In 1970, All Saints' Anglican Church was rebuilt on the corner of Church and Grimshaw Streets Greensborough, replacing the timber church. This photograph shows the official laying of the Foundation Stone in the late 1960sDigital copy of colour photographall saints anglican church greensborough

The foundation stone of the New Classrooms was laid on 14 April 1899. In 2014 the building is part of the Federation University Australia SMB Campus and is known as the Administration Building Sepia photograph showing the laying of the Foundation Stone for the Ballarat School of Mines New Classrooms in Lydiard Street, Ballarat.ballarat school of mines, lydiard street, new classrooms, federation, masonic, freemasons, foundation stone, administration building, gas lamp, gauge tower

Foundation Stone from the Maffra Sugar Beet Factory, mounted on two blocks of stone that originated from the footings of the Bushy Park railway bridge. It reads: Maffra Sugar Beet Company Limited / Memorial Stone /Laid by Mrs A.M. Foster on 19 June 1897 / Directors / Allan McLean MLA Chairman / A.M. Foster F.H. Forrest C.G. Glassford / F. Horstman J.Mills J.McDonald / J.W. Allen Treasuer's Representative / J.Salatnay C.E. Engineer Fred C. Barley Secretary / Waring & Rowden Builders.sugarbeet

Invitation to attend the laying of the foundation stone for the redevelopment of 451 Glenferrie Road by Mr Don Argus AO, Patron of the Vision Australia Foundation and Chairman of the Centenary Appeal, on Monday 27th March 2000.A4 cream coloured page with black writingnon-fictionelizabeth maxwell, neil maxwell, vision australia foundation

On 18 May 1937, Lord Huntingfield, Governor of Victoria (14 May 1934 – 4 April 1939) layed the foundation stone of the last of the missions built in Melbourne. The Mission to Seamen, Port Melbourne opened in December 1937, superceded the original 19th C building and service point in Port.Demolished in the late 20th C by developers the building was of architectural significance and funded originally by Alfred Nicholas who gifted 18,000 pounds. An indicator of the importance of shipping and seafarer welfare as regarded by Industry and business during the interwar years of the 1930s. This photograph is a record of the founding of the building. The stone is now part of the bluestone wall on Beach Road, Port Melbourne. The Mission was given the name: George V Memorial Institute, and the concert hall was given the name Huntingfield Hall.A black and white photograph depicting the laying of a foundation stone. Photograph of two clergymen standing to one side of the Governor of Victoria (1934-1939), Lord Huntingfield, who is holding a trowel in his left hand. A foundation stone, resting on a low brick wall is thought to be the granite foundation stone of the Port Melbourne Mission. A small crowd of approximately 21 people are gathered behind the wall. Back of photograph stamped, "Herald Feature Service Melbourne".port melbourne, beach road, lord huntingfield, art deco, alfred nicholas, foundation stone, trowel, harry a. norris, george v memorial institute, port melbourne mission, 1937

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "Foundation stone unveiling by Mr Lucas(Engineer), Auditorium section of Town hall, 1936. From L to R- J.C.Taylor (Contractor), I.G.Anderson (Architect), A.F.B.Long(Town Clerk), J.K.McCaskell(Mayor), J.Walker (Foreman), F.R.Lucas (Engineer), A.T.Miles (Councillor), A.Blood (Councillor)."

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."

Invitation to the unveiling of the foundation stone by Sir Zelman Cowen to mark the rebuilding of the St Kilda Town Hall on 5 April 1992. The Town Hall was damaged by fire on 7 April 1991 and the restored areas reopened on 26 June 1994. The invitee, Don Taggart, was the President of the St Kilda Historical Society.Single sheet of white paper printed in grey, black and red, with St Kilda logoDon Taggart (invitee)st kilda town hall, st kilda town hall fire, sir zelman cowen