ill, p.160.non-fictionA history of the express sleeper passenger train the Southern Aurora between Melbourne & Sydney from 1962 to 1986.railroads - passenger trains - australia, railroads - southern aurora - australia

ill, maps, p.94.non-fictionA history of diesel locomotives on the Australian National network in South Australia in the 1980s.locomotives - south australia - history, diesel locomotives - commonwealth railways - australia

ill, p.128.non-fictionReminiscences of railway workers on the railways of Australia.railroad operations - australia - history, australian folklore. special subjects: railway services. personal observations. collections.

Ill, p.159.non-fictionStories and anecdotes from railway men on the Australian railways. Published in celebration of Australia's bicentennial.australian folklore. special subjects: railway services. personal observations. collections., railroad operations - australia - history

Ill, p.159.non-fictionStories and anecdotes from railway men on the Australian railways. Published in celebration of Australia's bicentennial.australian folklore. special subjects: railway services. personal observations. collections., railroad operations - australia - history

Williamstown was first incorporated as a borough on 14 March 1856. It became a town on 2 April 1886, subdivided into four wards in 28 October 1887 and was proclaimed a city on 17 May 1919. The city was proclaimed by His Excellency the State Governor, the Hon. Sir Arthur Stanley on 17 May 1919. At the same time he unveiled a photographic honour board in memory of local soldiers killed during World War One and officially opened the Town Hall/Council Chambers building at 104 Ferguson Street. The Governor was presented with this proclamation and asked to sign the parchment. The official birth of the city was celebrated by 2000 residents. Commemorates the movement of Williamstown to the status of a city and also marks the occasion of the opening of the new municipal buildings, Council Chamber and unveiling of a collective photo of local soldiers who had died during WW1.Bound Proclamation of City of Williamstown signed by Governor of State Victoria. 3rd April 1919, black tooled leather with gilt embossing, two fold with ribbon from date of visit - 17th May 1919Arnall & Jackson, Melb Proclamation City of Williamstowncouncil chambers, williamstown,

Series consists of 650 loose photographs, predominantly of councillors who served between the mid 1980s and the amalgamation of the Shire in December 1994. The collection also covers a wide range of Council activities, from childcare to official dinners to refuse recycling.shire of eltham archives, series listing

The author of the letter the Princess Royal is patron of the Mission to Seafarers in Australia. The letter marks the 150th anniversary in 2007 of the establishment of the Mission to Seafarers in Australia. It acknowledges the work of the Mission and the men and women in Melbourne and the Victorian Ports offering the "hand of friendship to seafarers from all over the world".It also acknowledges the significant role of volunteers in supporting the work of the Missions. This letter is one of 3 letters held in the collection and received from Royal patrons. Letter, signed, on Buckingham Palace letterhead mounted and housed in gilt painted frame, glazed . Fitted with single twist hanging wire, and 4 felt stoppers; Core flute backing with Brown paper tape to seal. Signature bottom right in Black ink "Anne" / Conservation Framer's label initials in black ink : "E LH 22/2/08"mission to seafarers, sesquicentenary, commemorations, princess anne, princess royal, letter, 2007

The Music Advancement Society of Bendigo presents the Second Concert 1966 Series 'Recital' by John Kennedy violoncello, Mack Jost, piano. City Hall, Bendigo on Tuesday, 5th July 1966 at 8.15 pm. Programme Ten Cents. Boltons Print, Bendigo.event, entertainment, music, recital by john kennedy, mark jost, the music advancement society of bendigo, boltons print

Black and white photograph of a group of children in a classroom, with their teacher, Mr. Anderson. The front middle child holding a shield and the boy on either side of him holding a trophy cup.linton state school no. 880, sports, trophies and shield, john anderson [teacher], gerry verdoorn, arthur uren, graeme dunn, russell kerr, tony wilkie, ken shepherd, helen van hees, maree mark, christine kvapil, heather gribble, ruth stevens, julie stingers, wilika artz, marty artz, bernard stevens, inneka artz, hans verdoorn, hans van der ploeg

A photocopy of the photograph which is in the 'Linton State School - Photos' file has a list with it which identifies many of the children. The photograph is dated 1952 based on school start dates of the younger children as shown in the school register. e.g. Carol Wilkie and Evan Lancaster (at LH & RH ends of front row) both started school in 1952.Copy of original black and white photograph, which shows pupils grouped together in front of the school building. It is possible that not all pupils attending the school at this time are in the photograph.linton state school no. 880, hilton adams, gloria broes, daryl broes, ann chasey, winifred chasey, glenis chasey, john chasey, gwenda ching, cameron ching, daryl dickson, helen hayes, des howard, ethel howell, graeme howell, ron howlett, robert howlett, garry jennings, lyn kerr, kevin knight, john lancaster, wesley lancaster, evan lancaster, verna mark, lorraine mark, margo mark, kevin megee, harold morgan, cheryl morgan, raymond o'beirne, rosemary paddick, don penrice, alan penrice, valma preston, margot reidy, beth reidy, peter reidy, margaret rutherford, perry stevens, ross sutherland, glen sutherland, janet thomas, fay wilkie, gordon wilkie, david wilkie, carol wilkie, billy wright

Terrifice - a novel of exceptional authenicity that hits like a thunderclap.vietnam war, 1961-1975 - fiction

An accompanying typed sheet of paper with names of the boys is dated 1937, however a companion photograph showing the girls' group (see Registration 2018-41 - shows same location, same car) has been dated 1938.Black and white copy of original photograph shows a group of boys posed for photograph under a tree. The school building and a picket fence can be glimpsed in the background, and part of a car is visible on the right-hand side of the photo.On reverse, in ink: "Names in my collection / Alwyn Roberts".linton state school no. 880, k. shields, lachlan scott, alwyn roberts, norman cornish, ron stratton, geoff megee, lyle grigg, ken allen, chris stratton, bill brody, alan mcdonald, bob brody, c. mcmillan, jack ryan, cam scott, les kerr, ivan grigg, hughie mcdonald, lionel francis, eugene grigg, steve mcgrath, keith stratton, roland emerson, walter kerr, vic mcgrath, mervyn howard, norman barr, noel cluff, gordon mark, j. culliver, trevor shepherd, basil mcdonald, mervyn mcdonald, frank fletcher, bert cluff, bob hayward, j. culliver, noel stratton, j. caldow, m. cluff, g. smith, w. caldow, l. witton, lyle fletcher, r. mccorkell

Black and white photograph of pupils in grades 1 & 2 at Linton State School in 1955. Photograph is accompanied by hand-written list of pupils' names.linton state school no. 880, terry wilkie, david chasey, chris van bergen, lindsay greenbank, geoff morgan, theo chasey, nico van der ploeg, robert smith, willem verdoorn, ruth coleman, elaine jackson, claire mcdonald, valda bird, mavis cornish, elaine mark, judith chasey, mary hooper, nola bird, jean mcdonald, kay jackson, shirley mark, elsha verdoorn, ann getsom, joanne van der ploeg