Written on back of photograph, "8.4.82. Looking east across Staley Gardens from Market St. at the old Charter St. corner."

Written on backing sheet, "Stables at old Police Station, 32 Mt. Dandenong Rd. 1888.

Written on backing sheet, "John Vergers old home - 1964".

The residence was relocated from school number 2242 in Heatherdale Road (Mitcham) south of the railway line to this site in Ringwood Street opposite Charter Street where it adjoined the school when it opened at the corner of Maroondah Highway in 1889. For Rear View of the residence see record 6855Written below photograph, "Old schoolmasters residence - Ringwood St. - 1945". Written on back of one of smaller copies, "Was used as a residence by Mr. D. Broben(?) H.? No2977 for many years. Photo taken by Miss Joyce Russell for J. K. McCaskill. Bedford Rd."

Written on back of photograph, "State School, Greenwood Avenue. Foundation stone re-erected in Greenwood Avenue. Transferred from old site Ringwood Street and Whitehorse Road".

Written on backing sheet of one photo: " 'Johnswood', Home of Jack Wedge, Pres. of old Ringwood East Progress Association. Related to John Helder Wedge, Batman's surveyor.1964" On another "Home of CHarles Edward Lyndhurst WEDGE Died 1962". Demolished 1967 On another "Old Charles Wedge Home. Eastfield Rd. Sold to G.Havers"

Written on back of one photograph, "Burnt Bridge Store. Demolished 1969. New World super market and shops built on or about site. Feb. 1960". On another copy "Ex BB Hotel, Demolished 3-4.69". On another copy: "Old Burnt Bridge Hotel (Sam Cutts)"

Written on back of photograph, "Harry Tortice's wood yard and old lane now Civic Place. Flat roof is entrance to Midway Arcade." Stamp on back of picture reads, "John Gallagher, Photography, 4 Benares St., Mitcham, Vic."

Written next to photographs (Mounted on single sheet): SS0188a: "Looking at the rear of premises in Whitehorse Road from Warrandyte Road to Adelaide Street. SS0188b: "Taken from roof of plumbers shop in Adelaide Street, (Syd Hunt's) June, 1958." SS0188c: "From same vantage point" (as previous photograph" SS0188d: "Car is parked on site of old Bakehouse which was burnt down 1957. Door of oven was dated 1882."

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Typed below one copy: "Main St. Looking west showing old railway crossing and station masters home in centre - 1918". Typed below other copy: "Maroondah Highway looking west c1918. Showing old railway level crossing at left. Station masters residence in centre. Shops to right now Eastland car park."

Very poor quality photograph.Catalogue card reads, "Ringwood Arbour Day, 1910. Assemblance outside the old hall about 5 p.m."

4 small sepia photogrpahs Written on reverse 2434-1 & -2: "Part of old stockyard, Blood's Paddock, Wonga Road. Arnott's, 1910" 2334-4: "Last post of stockyard in Blood's Paddock, corner Wonga Road and Warrandyte Roads"

Written on back of photograph, "Old house, Old Warrandyte Road, nearly opposite Quamby Road, June 1978".

Poor quality, blurry photographWritten on back of photograph, "Warrandyte Rd. Bridge over Mullum Creek showing stumps of old piles".

SS0261 is the covering letter from Beth Little, dated 31/3/1969, which states: "Please fined enclosed the photographs I took of Landy's 80 yr. old home which was moved just before last Christmas to another site on their estate...it was built by some people by the name of Patterson and originally included the Byways Estate and other land which extended up to about Lillis Crt. The land known as Byways Estate was sold off to a Mr Best by a later owner so far as I can find out.." Written on back of photographs: SS0261a:From about where the feed shed was. SS0261b:Looking up driveway towards the east. Landys home (formerly Patersons). Byways estate area (East Ringwood) SS0261c:Eastern side of house (officially the front). SS0261d:Stable and feed shed now demolished. Wooden tank on right-hand side. SS0261e:Southern side. Well to left of far end of house wall

Christmas Greetings Card from Ringwood and Croydon Mail, with sketch of the Mail Office on the front, and a potted history of the building inside the card. At the end of the summary: "Reproduced from the original drawing of THE OLD RINGWOOD MAIL" by Artist-Historian Jack Montgomery, Upwey Vic". "Drawn from Sketches completed on the Site -1965"Printed inside cover of card is a potted history of the building.

Written on back of photograph, "Left hand side of picture: Post Office on corner of Maroondah Highway and Ringwood Street. Right hand side Ibbotson & Sons Highway and corner store, corner Maroondah Highway and Wantirna Road. In distance old cool stores."

Black and white photograph of National Bank building on corner Melbourne St and Civic Pl Ringwood.On Reverse: "3.4.73 On Site of Old Town Hall" 3rd April 1973

Black and white photograph of Coach and Horses Hotel in Maroondah Highway, west of New Street, now adjacent to Eastlink Freeway, on northern side. There are two duplicate photos. Certainly the photo was taken post-1940 as the previous Coach & Horses Hotel, on the south side, burnt down in 1940. The telephone pole indicates that era, with limited lines. The style of the building was Art Deco that generally existed in the 1920s-1930s but did continued in Australia in the 1940s. The building has the appearance of being newly-built. Was H4, in the old cataloguing system.

Written on back of photograph, 'Blood's old store facelift. 20.9.87, Ringwood'.

2 photographs from different angles, MAC's Liquor (Blood's old store after facelift)Written on back of one photograph, "13.9.87. Gilligan's Island".

Written below photograph, 'Photo by Frazer & Vallance. Salisbury Buildings. C/o Bourke & Queen Sts., Melbourne." Written on back of photograph, 'Ringwood Show at old Hall, Ringwood East.' Typed below another copy, 'Celebration held at Ringwood Hall, Mt. Dandenong Rd. 1908. Hall burnt down 1909.' Last photograph has typed below picture, 'Ringwood residents at Old Ringwood Hall near Club Hotel in Mt. Dandenong Rd. circa 1900.'

Undated, but Max Deuter was Mayor 1962/63 according to Place of Many Eagles Appendix IITyped below photograph, 'Opening Lionsville Centre by H. Bolte'. [no date]. Catalogue card reads, 'Opening of Lionswood. Old card said Lionswood [not Lionsville]. Mayor - Cr. Max Deuter, Cr. McLeod RH side. Premier Bolte - 3rd from RH side.'

Typed below one photograph, 'Proclamation of Ringwood City celebrations - Cobb & Co. coach. 1960. Old cool store site top left.'

Written on backing sheet, "Well rear old house corner Oban and Warrandyte Roads, 1964".

Written on backing sheet, "Old well on site of MacRobertson factory, Canterbury Rd. 1964".

Written below photograph, "Old clayhole in Dublin Rd. Military Depot grounds".

Old Stone Cottage with tin roof.Written on backing sheet, "1965 - I don't think this is 32 Mt. Dand."