Typed letter with the photos gives some of the history of the house although the exact position is unknown. The photos were taken at the end of Coolooli Court. The house was later moved further down the hill with a long driveway from Cleland Street, Ringwood East.5 black and white photos of timber home set in large garden in Ringwood East; Covering letter from photographer

Article and photo in "The Post" celebrating the 66th reunion of Ringwood East Primary School. Included was Mrs. Linda Cuthill (nee Pump) the original teacher at the school.Newspaper cutting from "The Post" Wednesday 26-Sept-1990 with photograph of the class of 1924 at Ringwood East Primary School. +Additional Keywords: Cuthill, Mrs. Linda (nee Pump)

Letter written to A. Temple Miles 'Selanger', Warrandyte Road, Ringwood with three photos as a 'Souvenir of our ride from Buenos Aires to New York'. Reply to a letter from Mrs Miles.Bifold letter. Writing front and back. Pale blue deckle edged paper. Signed A.T. Tschiffely. Contained in a pale blue envelope - no stamp.; 1. Photograph of man on horse - B&W; 2. 'Mancha' horse ('Spot') - B&W; 3. 'Geto' - cat - B&W +Additional Keywords: Miles, A.T. (Mrs) / Tschiffely, A.T. (Mr)Address on envelope - see History of Object.

Aerial photographs of Mitcham and part of Ringwood by RAAF 1931 with a covering explanatory text. The quality of the picture is poor as it is a copy of a paper copy. Page signed by Ken Baxter.1.Aerial photographs of Mitcham and part of Ringwood by RAAF 1931 - B&W.; 2. Text with explanations - white A4 page. +Additional Keywords: Baxter, Ken

The 60ft high tree - a yellow box gum was due to be removed from Whitehorse Road for the duplication of the road. Despite protests, the tree was removed.Front page of newspaper 'The Herald' with article on photograph of tree in Ringwood about 1965. Photocopy. 'Don't Axe This Tree' +Additional Keywords: Hubbard / Benjamin / Kearsley / Nevitt / Grey, Mr'Don't Axe This Tree'

Photograph album containing photographs of staff and students of East Ringwood Primary School No. 4180 over the period 1983-1993. Colour; Lever Arch style album. All photographs in archival pockets. Estimate 82 pages 200 photographs. Album has black/grey cover. Some photos have names.

Bill Hall BEM, Captain of the Ringwood Rifle Club No 54 June 1954, was S/C Policeman stationed at Ringwood in the 1950s. He is holding the trophy tea pot no. 16 Rifle Club Top Shooter 1958. Hugh Cameron foundation member and president Ringwood Rifle Club no. 54. Hugh was Headmaster of Ringwood State School.Cloured photograph"Written on back of photograph" Photograph 1: Bill Hall B.E.M. Foundation member, Captain Ringwood Rifle Club No 54, June 1954. Was S/C policeman stationed at Ringwood 1950 period. Trophy teapot- No 16 Rifle Club to shooter 1958. Hugh Coleman, Foundation member and president Ringwood Rifle Club No 54. Painting from original photograph. Hugh was previously Head Master Ringwood State school. Photograph 2: Bill Hall.

History of the Salvation Army Hall and the discovery of the lost foundation stone. Refer the accompanying article from the Interlink magazine (3546). Three photos.History of the Salvation Army Hall and the discovery of the lost foundation stone. Refer the accompanying article from the Interlink magazine (3546). Three photos as follows:; 1. Old Ringwood Salvation Army Hall 1926-1965.; 2. Move of hall to Mooroolbark 1965.; 3. Foundation stone being presented at Ringwood Historical Society 1997.

Programme of events at presentation dinners of 1966 and 1967 of the Ringwood Cricket Club. List of office bearers, grade members and trophy winners.Two programmes for annual Ringwood Cricket Club presentation dinner. Lemon coloured. Bifold.; 1. Programme with photograph of W. Lawry, guest speaker on cover - 1966.; 2. Programme with photograph of J. Potter, guest speaker - 1967. +Additional Keywords: Lawry, W / Potter, J