Other number 03653.3Black and white photograph of Junior raquetball team Jetsons winners of recent competition Brett Paterson, Gavin Daniel, Raymond Dundon Sub, Samantha Walker Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports, awards

Other number 03652.1Colour photograph of members of Junior Bushrangers Cricket team, batter about to strike the ball, wicket keeper crouched in position Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports

Other number 03653.1Black and white photograph of four members of the Junior Squash team, James Peel, Serena Culkin, Amanda Smith and Chris Mills Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports

Other number 03653.2Black and white photograph of Junior Racquetball team members Brooke Furmeister, Rebecca Sandy, Rebecca Hubbard Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports

Black and white photograph of Thursday Junior Squash team Twisters, Naomi Hubbard, Ryan Walker, Tara Wright, Mark Edgeley Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports

Other number 03656.1Colour photograph of Junior A Racquetball team Cheetars Jacob O'Donell, Hannah Fuhrmeister, Daniel Gourley, Branda Gallus Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports, awards

Other number 03655.1Colour photograph of McDonalds Junior Racquetball team winners Shakes David Gourley, Layne Cushing, Tansy Bradshaw Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports, awards

Other number 03657.1Colour photograph of Junior Racquetball Champions Craig Kenny and Hannah Furmeister Lakes Entrance Victoriasports, clubs, awards

Colour photograph of Junior A Racquetball runner up Tigers Danielle Gallus, Rachelle Burr, Ashley Burr Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports

Other number 03642.2Black and white photograph of Lake Tyers Junior Football team Lake Tyers Victoriaclubs, football

Lakes Entrance defeated NagleBlack and white photograph of Ross McNamara of Lakes Entrance Cricket Club padding up at Junior Country Week Cricket.clubs, sports

Other number 03651.1Colour photograph of Maroon cricket team Junior Premiers showing Shawn Sproule, Reece Allit, Michael Battista, Chris Bulmer, Luke Geddes, Mark Rosenboom, Michael Dalaney, Steven Battista, Nathan Allen, John Dick, Xavier Ellis, Tom Bulmer, Joey Dalaney, Jarrod Coad. Coaches Lou Battista and David Allen Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports

Other number 03654.3Black and white photograph of Junior Racquetball team Legends winners of recent competition Renae Craglia, Daniel Coad, Naomi Hubbard, Cassie Gray Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports

Black and white photograph of Thursdays Junior Squash team, 1D4, Rachel Williams, Jason MacKay, Justin K, Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, squash

Colour photograph of McDonald's Junior Racquetball team runners up Large Fries Jemimah Cerda, Jason Clifford, Danielle Clifford Lakes Entrance Victoriaclubs, sports, awards

Colour photograph of fourteen members of squash club winners of Lakes Hardware Squash Championship with Gordon Whelan Lakes Entrance Victoria. Other number 03677.1 Plus LE Junior squash players Lakes post 24.10.2001Colour photograph of fourteen members of squash club winners of Lakes Hardware Squash Championship with Gordon Whelan Lakes Entrance Victoria. Plus LE Junior squash players Lakes post 24.10.2001sports, squash

number in album 03606.01Black and white photograph large group adults and children, Lakes Entrance Associates attending Junior Golf Camp, Lakes Entrance Golf Club holding banner showing sponsor Heart Health. Lakes Entrance Victoriagolf club, sports

number in album 03606.02Black and white photograph large group adults and children Lakes Entrance Golf Club Associates attending Junior Golf Camp. Lakes Entrance Victoriagolf club, sports

number in album 03607.01Black and white photograph Heart Health Junior Golf Camp for girls with their instructors, held at Golf Club. Lakes Entrance Victoriagolf club, sports

number in album 03608.01Colour photograph small group, three adult instructors Joyce Robinson LEGC, Virginia Kenworthy E G Captain, Melissa Fraser frofm Sale, and five children, Nicole Twite, Meaghan Cook, Katie Knorr, Kate Brady and Phillipa Davies, East Gippsland Junior Girls Golf Camp at Golf Club. Lakes Entrance Victoriagolf club, sports

number in album 03607.02Black and white photograph East Gippsland Girls Golf Camp held at Golf Club, 9 year old Laura Tsindas of Baxter with instructor Sue Cannon Chairman of Junior Planning VLGU. Lakes Entrance Victoriagolf club, sports

number in album 03610.01Colour photograph taken at Bristling Woods golf facility, Professional Don Dickson, with three juniors Steele Mallen, Nathan Williams and Daniel Kinsella. Lakes Entrance Victoriagolf club, sports

Toolern Vale and Coimadai are small communities near Bacchus Marsh and Melton. The two small communities combined to form an Australian Rules football club around the early 1920s. The club name appears in the Bacchus Marsh and Melton local newspapers during football seasons between 1924 and 1930. In 1928 the club were premiers in the Junior division of the local football association. The Junior division was not an under age competition but a lower level competition than the main or senior level local competition. Toolern Vale-Coimadai defeated Darley by nine points in the 1928 Grand Final. A very detailed report of the premiership game was published in Bacchus Marsh Express on 1st September 1928, page 4. This image appears to be a rare example of a photograph of a football team representing the Toolern Vale-Coimadai district. It is an import documentary record of football in a small community. A black and white photograph print mounted on mounting board, showing a group of 24 men arranged in three rows along side a grandstand. Eighteen men are in football guernseys, six in civilian clothes. Board and print are split top to bottom, and a small part of the image is missing due to a tear. At bottom of photo: 'Toolern Vale J.F.B Club' and written in dark ink and barely legible is '& Coimadai' On the reverse in pencil: 'Premiers; A. Cairns'australian rules football, toolern vale - coimadai football club, darley football club

Black and white photograph, junior members of Surf Life Saving Club during rescue exercise, three carrying one boy, at Main Beach, James Sheather, Billy Curry, Kevin Myers and Penny Byers. Lakes Entrance Victoriasurf lifesaving, volunteering

see page 13 Lakes Post Newspaper 15 May 2002Colour photograph of Rohan Evison, Matt Oglesby, junior members Surf Life Saving Club, Pie Night held to thank sponsors. Lakes Entrance Victoriasurf lifesaving, volunteering

This tiny picturesque building near the corner of John Street has served the community since 1878. At that time it served as an agency of the Heidelberg branch of the Commonwelath Bank of Australia. It has a small space inside measuring about 3.6 metres by 4.5 metres. It was built by George Stebbing who was also responsible for other heritage buildings nearby in Eltham. Covered under Heritage Overlay, Nillumbik Planning Scheme. Published: Nillumbik Now and Then /​ Marguerite Marshall 2008; photographs Alan King with Marguerite Marshall.; p93 The tiny picturesque building on Main Road, Eltham, near the corner of John Street, has served the community since 1878. At that time the building, which inside measures only about 3.6m by 4.5m served as an agency of the Heidelberg branch of the Commercial Bank of Australia. The yellow and orange Victorian brick structure was built by Mr George Stebbing.1 Mr Stebbing, who also built the Anglican and former Methodist churches and the Shillinglaw Cottage, had come from England and lived in Pitt Street. The bank is a fine example of a once common but now rare building style – the single room bank. It compares with another in the municipality, also a former Commercial Bank of Australia branch, the timber Little Bank Building in Hurstbridge, built around the early 1900s.2 The Eltham bank, which was said to store gold from the Eltham - Research mining areas, has had exciting moments. A bullet hole still visible in a cedar bench testifies to the drama in 1949 when a youth held up the bank. After the 19-year-old opened an account as John Henderson, he walked to the door and then turned pointing a pistol. But it was shots fired by the clerk, Lindsay Spear, that saved the day, frightening the youth, who drove off empty-handed in a grey sports car. He was later apprehended and given a two-year sentence. Soon afterwards the agency was upgraded to a branch. However by 1954 the bank no longer needed the branch and the adjoining Methodist Church bought the building. It proved useful for the Church’s young people who furnished it and used it for their meetings. A youth club developed, led by young adult member, Ross Gangell. The building was also used as a Sunday School, which with junior membership numbered 27.3 Around 1960, Mrs Alma Bell, of the Methodist Church Women’s Guild, suggested using the building as an opportunity shop to raise funds for a chaplain at the Eltham High School. The women later asked the nearby St Margaret’s Anglican Church to help them in the shop. In 1960 the Eltham Combined Churches Opportunity Shop was established and staffed by Methodist and Anglican parishioners, notably Methodist Mrs Gwen Miller. The shop originally opened on Child Endowment Days to help the needy, but later for years, it opened twice a week. In 1962 it donated clothing and shoes to the Eltham Bushfire Appeal. By 1963 the chaplaincy scheme ceased. So the £450 raised was then donated to the Council for Christian Education and to the participating churches. Funds were also donated to local charities including the Eltham and Research Fire Brigades, the Austin Hospital Auxiliary, the Benevolent Society, the Red Cross and the Diamond Valley Hospital.4 In 2008 the Opportunity Shop volunteers continue to work together to help the local community. Although crammed with second-hand goods, the simple, almost stark interior, is still evident and is relieved only by a front rectangular window and an unused fireplace. Outside, the chimney, the corrugated iron peaked roof, and the surrounding varied plants, add to the charm of this sound building which continues to serve the community well.This collection of almost 130 photos about places and people within the Shire of Nillumbik, an urban and rural municipality in Melbourne's north, contributes to an understanding of the history of the Shire. Published in 2008 immediately prior to the Black Saturday bushfires of February 7, 2009, it documents sites that were impacted, and in some cases destroyed by the fires. It includes photographs taken especially for the publication, creating a unique time capsule representing the Shire in the early 21st century. It remains the most recent comprehenesive publication devoted to the Shire's history connecting local residents to the past. nillumbik now and then (marshall-king) collection, cba bank

The Kromskop (pronounced Chromescope) is one of the earliest commercial applications of colour photography, and was invented by Frederic Eugene Ives and announced around 1896, it is described in his English patent of 1895 and in a US patent of 1894. It was shown at a Camera Club in Britain in January 1896 and at the February Royal Photographic Society meeting, and was available for sale from early 1897. The Photochromoscope Syndicate was formed in 1896 or 97 to promote the viewer in Britain, and wound up in 1899. It was manufactured in south London.A monocular instrument used to reproduce colours, in a mahogany box The viewer combines stereo images from three-colour separation transparencies called Kromograms, these are viewed through red, green and blue filters. A Kromogram comprises three monochrome transparencies printed from three-colour separation negatives which are taped together. The order being red image, blue image, green image with a label and caption between the red and blue images. The red image lies horizontally on the top step of the viewer above a red filter, the blue image lies on the lower step above a blue filter, the green image stands vertically at the back of the viewer. The red and blue images are reflected into the eyepieces by transparent mirrors, these are coloured to absorb the light that they reflect to prevent a double image from the rear surface of the mirror, the mirror for the red image is coloured cyan/blue, that used for the blue filter is coloured green (the patent indicates a yellow filter). The green image is illuminated by a yellow reflector. As the mirror below the blue image is green there is no need for a green filter immediately in front of the green image. The viewer can be used in daylight, for some conditions a diffuser is used, this is hinged to the yellow reflector and laid across the steps. An artificial light was also available. The mirrors and image positions can be adjusted in the event that they become misaligned. (http://www.earlyphotography.co.uk/site/entry_V80.html, accessed 08 April 2022) The Junior Kromskop was a mono viewer Kromskop. henry sutton, photochromoscope syndicate, f.e. ives, camera club, photography, colour photography, kromskop, frederic eugene ives, junior kromskop, photographic equipment, camera