This object has been made in 1978 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the ship 'Loch Ard'. This ship was wrecked on Mutton Bird Island near Port Campbell, Victoria in June 1878 with the loss of 52 lives and with two survivors. The story of the two survivors, passenger Eva Carmichael and seaman Tom Pearce has become part of the local folklore and has been retold in poetry, stage and T.V. drama and prose works. and is the subject of one of the night laser shows at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum in Warrnambool. Port Campbell Information Centre and Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum also house many significant shipwreck items from the 'Loch Ard' including the nationally-important Loch Ard Minton Peacock. One of the commemorative events that took place in 1978 was the raising of the anchor from the wreck and its display at Port Campbell. This anchor item was probably made at the time and given to one of those connected to the recovery of the anchor. This souvenir is of interest as an object made to commemorate the most significant shipwreck in Western VictoriaThis is a souvenir of a shipwreck. It has a rectangular-shaped wooden base with a wooden piece with one curved edge standing upright at a slight angle on the top of the base. The wooden piece has four metal strips and has a metal anchor slotted into it so that the anchor is raised from the base. The wooden piece and the end of the anchor are glued to the base. The base has a silver-coloured metal name piece. The wooden sections have been slightly varnished. On the bottom of the base there are four rubber pads at each corner. Loch Ard Commemoration 1978loch ard wreck, loch ard commemoration 1978, flagstaff hill maritime museum, port campbell information centre, tom pearce & eva carmichael

This document records biographicla and historial data pertinent to the life of one of Ballarat College's first students, James Campbell Brown who entered the school on Wednesday 6 July 1864 as a seven year old.A4 bound document with black spiral binding and clear plastic covers; includes colour and black/white images1864, ballarat-college, james-campbell-brown, samuel-baird, jock-uebergang, marion-jane-naples, charles-d-naples, jessie-naples

Tatura Uniting Church Fellowship Lunch Dec. 2005.|Rev. Graham Reid (standing); Beryl Cross; Mignon Campbell; Lurline Knee; June Cohen; Jean ? ; Vera Taylor; Val Reid; Bev Williams.

Clunes Museum packed their collection and it was placed into storage whilst the redevelopment of the building at 36 Fraser Street, Clunes was undertaken. Commencement of this redevelopment was in 2012 Team Members; Catherine Jenkins, Frank Harris, Reg Kennedy, Maureen Harris, Lyn Anmad, Betty Duncan, Karen Byrnes, Kerryn Quemard, Rob Anderson, Reg Kinnersley, Judith Fawcett, Ann Merrett, Marg McFarlane, Andy Hill, Ruth Duncan, Pat Cook, Phil Taig, Ian McFarlane, Barb Adam, Norah Campbell, Jane McClure, Anne Mielke, Marcia Harris, Catherine King, Betty Duncan, Robert Campbell24 Colour photographs of people preparing to move the Clunes Museum collection Nilclunes museum redevelopment, 2012

Bruce Blenheim, Laurie Wadge, June Cathcart, Roy Trimble, Bert Howland, Marie Landry, Ruth Graham, Carol Hateley, Denise Stainsby, Leslie Habben, Mary-Ellen Muller, Anne Ellis, Rodney Bywaters, Joan Gibbs, Paul Massey, Di Stainsby, Lorraine Simpkin, Lauren Egan, Maurice Campbell, May Chester, Jo Rickard, Andrew Dalgliesh, Jike Jones, Frank Stokes, Peter Pianta, Sharlene Peterson, Beth Nunn, Cheryl Stackpoole, Lorraine Stokes, Len? Martin, Helen Dean, Chris Egan, Jackie Pollock, Cheryl Campbell Large unframed Colour photograph John Cathcart Retirement. July 1990education

Circular plaque with an image of Britannia standing with a lion and holding a trident and an olive wreath. Below the name tablet, to the right of the lion, is an oak spray with acorns. Two dolphins swim around Britannia, symbolizing Britain's sea power, and at the bottom a second lion is tearing apart the German eagle. There is a rectangular tablet reading AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL cast in raised letters. Number 9? stamped behind back leg of lion. The legend reads (in capitals) "He died for freedom and honour". Designer’s, Edward Carter Preston, initials in front of lion’s front foot.

Also a colour photograph taken in the Hancock home Lakes Entrance of a painting of Glencoe Scotland painted by Francis Jamieson previously in Campbell''s Glencoe Station Dutson near Sale Victoria Now in the Hancock Collection 05061.1Colour photograph of Brian Hancock presenting CF Hancock Memorial Trophy to Les Rogers and Katrina Fearnley at Golf Club Lakes Entrance Victoriaworld war 1939 - 1945, people

Arthur Lunt was chairman of the East Ringwood Primary School Council and prepared this list.List of members of the 1978 School Council of the East Ringwood Primary School no.4180. For list refer key associations. +Additional Keywords: Adams, Tony / Campbell, Jan / Cook, Robert / Darke, Ruve / Davine, Kevin / Hogg, Dennis / Irons, Philip / Kenny, Trevor / Little, Francis / Lunt, Arthur / McEnaney, Laurie / Meehan, Ron / Morris, Jeffrey / Philip, Shirley / Propsting, Gerry / Robins, Norman / Rymar, Joseph

Campbell and Connolly Building Appeal heard on 5/2/1986 Black and white photo Floor plan Plan of proposed shop renovation Letter to Mr John Hogan from Laurie Wilson re appeal Bendigo Advertiser article 6/2/1986 re change to building Collection of letters and forms relating to the appeal. Appeal concerns were the erection of verandah replacement and replacement of existing windows and doors.bendigo, buildings