Ullathorne & Co, Lonsdale St Melbourne invoice dated 25th September 1891 to Messrs J H Abbott & Co. Calligraphic lettering beside print of Ullathorne three storey factory. £36 worth of goods.bendigo, industry, abbott & co.

Photograph of a two storey brick residence, there is ornate cast iron lacework around the verandah on the left hand side and a picket fence along the Front. On the reverse is written : St Paul's Rectory, Myers St. Bendigo.buildings, church, st. pauls rectory, st. paul's rectory, myers st

26 Manatunga Circuit Greensborough, 4 bedroom, 2 storey home. For sale by set date 26/07/2018. Previous sale August 1986 for $26,000.Real estate advertising leaflet, 1 sheet, printed in colour.manatunga circuit greensborough

4/5 Doon Court Briar Hill. 3 bedroom 2 storey home, for auction 6 October 2012, sold 10 December 2012 for $651,000Real estate advertising leaflet, 1 sheet, printed in colour both sidesdoon court briar hill

Sepia toned photograph of mixed group of ANA Christmas house party, A.N.A. Movement early 1920's. (Santa Claus near right front). Approximately 130 in group. Two storey weatherboard building, single storey weatherboard buildings at left. Large trees at back at R. Some children and adults in fancy dress. Inscriptions: on Front - TRH corner 'GP80'. Also on front - in BR margin written in ballpoint pen 'JH Curnow (white hair)'. History: Previous Acc. No. 'GP 80'.person, group, ana picnic

Date of the photograph is not known. Criterion House was built by Samuel Steele in 1862/1863. Samuel Steele left Linton in the late 1860s, but it is not known if B. N. Dodd was the next owner of the building. B. N. Dodd was mentioned in advertising as a Linton draper in 1878. He sold the shop and moved to Ballarat in 1887. The upper floor of the building was used as a hospital from around the end of WWI to the early 1920s. The building was demolished around 1938/39, in connection with the rebuilding of new offices for the Shire of Grenville.Digital copy of original photograph, which shows a two-storey brick building with a verandah. There are four windows across the second storey. A sign across the front of the verandah reads "...TFITTER. B. N. DODD. DRAPER. MILLINERY". A man is leaning on a verandah post at the front of the shop near the entrance, and a woman is standing on the left of the picture, behind a box or counter. Several children are sitting on boxes or bales outside the shop. Ground floor windows have signs reading "DRAPER", "OUTFITTER", "MILLINERY". (A fourth sign is illegible.)criterion house, samuel steele, b.n. (benjamin nunnington) dodd, drapers, shops, sussex street linton

Banyule Council has refused a planning permit application that would have seen a double-storey childcare and medical centre built at a bustling intersection in Grimshaw Street Watsonia.News article 1 page, black text.watsonia, childcare centre, grimshaw street watsonia, macorna street watsonia, banyule city council

Proposal to demolish and develop two 2 storey houses on the site were taken to Administrative Appeals Tribunal by neighbours and PMH&PS members, December 1997. Appeal was lost.Small colour photo of 163 Bridge Street ('Mandalay') Feb 1998 after it had been approved for demolition for the building of two town housesbuilt environment - domestic, mandalay, bridge street

Picture of late 19th century double storey, double fronted mansion with wrought iron pillars and balcony lace work on upper ballistrade. Built for Moritz Michaelis in 1870Michaleis Moritz, black and white photograph, unmounted, poor condition with water damage to right side.Linden 14-4-1972 Age photo 1758/59'

Double storey, double fronted stone rendered, central entry way, stone verandah and stone columns. Circular driveway in foreground, photograph taken 1872, demolished 1964backed, unmounted copy, black and white photo, good condition.St Margarets, 56 Barkly Street, built for Thomas Alston, silk merchant. Photograph 1872. Demolished 1964.

This is a photograph of the Orbost Post Office on the site of the Commonwealth Hotel. The horse -drawn vehicle is a Cunninghame (Lakes Entrance) Coacht. The Post Mistress was Miss Farrell, who was a trained telegraphist. This was the first time the telegraph line had reached Orbost, and was about the year 1895 or 1896. (more info. from Newsletter Npovember 2008) This is a pictorial record of the an early Orbost Post Office. Post Offices are a vital necessity in any town or community playing a very important part in the progress and development of the town and district. A black / white photograph of a one - storey wooden building with a passenger coach drawn by a team of four horses outside the wooden picket fence. There are a man holding a flat basket, a young boy and a woman (on the verandah) standing nearby.on front - "Orbost Post office"farrell-post-office-orbost

This photograph shows Pike's buggy with Joe Pike, Mrs George Pike, Annie Bruton and Maggie Middleditch on the verandah. Annie Bruton was the wife of Jack Bruton who came to Orbost about 1891. When land was made available for selection at Murrungowar. they took up a selection and embarked in dairying, sheep-farming and pig-raising. They transformed a veritable wilderness into a productive farm by sheer hard work and liberal expenditure. By 1892 he had secured a licence for an hotel and accommodation house, store and the first post office at Murrungowar. For a time she was licensee of the Murrungowar Hotel. In December 1897 he was living at Murrungowar when he made application for a Roadside Victualler’s License for a house situated at Boulder Creek, East Gippsland, containing four rooms in course of erection, exclusive of those required for family. He was a butcher at Orbost in 1902-03 and also had a farm on the Bendoc Road. He was a member of the first Golf committee. After leasing the hotel to Jonson's he moved to Orbost and started brick-making near the Orbost water service basin on the Bendoc Road. He had the order for the bricks required for the Masonic Hall. Mr and Mrs Bruton resided at Murrungowar for 29 years. They let their property to Messrs McDONALD and sons and retired to Orbost in December 1920. Mr Bruton had not been in very good health for the last 4 or 5 years of his life, and about a fortnight prior to his death he got wet at his brick kiln, and contracted pneumonia which led to hiThis is a pictorial record of the the Murrungowar Township which was once a thriving settlement with a hotel, store, post office and school. In the 1890s pioneers were attracted to the area with the promise of a railway from Orbost. However, when the promised railway did not eventuate most of the farms were abandoned. Much of the previously cleared areas have reverted to Forest. Most of the remaining farms are now privately owned eucalypt plantations.A large black / white photograph of five people standing outside a one - storey wooden building. There is an empty buggy behind them with a horse behind it. The building has a sign above the verandah - "MURRUNGOWAR HOTEL ANNIE BRUTON".on front - "Pikes Buggy - Mrs Bruton, Mrs Geo & Mr Joe Pike" ; Herbert Sherwood photographer murrungowar-hotel bruton-annie pike-joe

Police and police vehicles parked outside a private residence that has experienced severe damage, particularly to the second storey. There are both uniformed and plain clothes police. The Holden has registration number HPJ-699. Circa 1963police vehicles; motor transport branch; motor transport section; holden car

Motor Cycle Patrol with Coventry Eagles (with sidecars) in Russell Street courtyard, taken from a height. Men are leaning out of upper storey windows and the front end of a Daimler is visible in the garage on the ground floor. Circa 1982police vehicles; wireless patrol; motor transport branch; motor transport section; police motorcycles; motor cycle patrol; coventry eagle motorcycles; russell street

Maize has been grown on the Orbost flats for at least 70 years. When early settlers began to arrive on the Snowy River somewhere in the 1880s, the land was mostly swamps and heavily timbered jungle on the river frontages. The swamps were drained, bit by bit, with short handled shovels working in mud and water. The frontages were cleared by axe and shovel and fire. Several kinds of crops were experimented with such as hops, hemp and maize which grew particularly well and became the main crop of district. The problem then was to thresh and deliver the product to the market. A small single cob machine was brought here and one man turned the handle, while the boy or Mum fed the cobs singly into the machine. A good day’s work would thresh about 50 bushels or about 12 bags (4 bushels). The task then was to cart the maize to market. For a few years this was done by horses and dray carrying about 60 bushels to Mossiface, where it was loaded onto river boats to Lakes Entrance, and then by ocean boats to Melbourne. (information from NEWSLETTER OCTOBER, 2006)The growing of maize in the Orbost district contributed significantly to the economy of the township for many years, The many maize cribs once seen on the surrounding farms have now disappeared and this photograph is a pictorial record of that significance.A small sepia photograph with six men in front of a wooden barn. They are bagging maize. In the foreground are two rows of filled bags. On the right is a lifting machine to take the bags to the top storey. On the far right is a water tank on a stand"on back - "Thrashing Maize"maize-orbost agriculture-maize industry

black and white photo: Benevolent Home, Bendigo. Two storey building with columns supporting pediment. Lawn and some garden along front of building. On bottom of photo: ' Murray Views, No. 5 Benevolent Home, Bendigo, Vic.'Murray Viewsbuildings, hospital, benevolent home, benevolent home, bendigo, aged care, hospital

two photos of the exterior features of the Anne Caudle Centre, Barnard Streeet, Bendigo Previously The Bendigo Benevolent Home A exterior façade of the main three storey building B White painted gate house at the entry to the CentreEstelle Hewston

Second photo similar view.02464.3 10 x 15 cmColour photograph of a two storey building at 9 Seaview Parade, features include columns, verandas, enclosed porticos, tiled roof, exterior artwork, painted terracotta colour, psuedo Roman villa style. Kalimna Victoriahouses, bed and breakfast

Colour photograph. Image shows single storey building, flat roof construction, cantilever verandah. Cars parked out front. Written on front of verandah façade 'Fosters Lager, Kangaroo Flat Hotel, Carlton Draught'.bendigo, hotel, kangaroo flat hotel

Colour photograph: Golden Vine Hotel, Myrtle Street, Bendigo,single storey building painted white, no verandah, patterned pediment on top. White awnings over doors and windows. Could be early 1970's image?bendigo, hotel, golden vine hotel

Colour photograph: United Kingdom Hotel, High Street, Golden Square, single storey white painted building. Hotel name, in brown paint, on both sides facing the street front. Could be early 1970's ?bendigo, hotel, united kingdom hotel

Prior to Faraday and Kent establishing a paint retail business of this site, there was a car hire business called Cobb & Co and prior to this the site was a Golden Fleece Service Station. Paul Towers bought the property from Faraday & Kent, for whom Norm Henderson was the proprietor, in 1996. In 2003 it was bought by Evan Lewis. (NOTE re source: undated note re verbal history given by un-named person).A colour photograph of a two storey building with Faraday & Kent Pty Ltd on the front of the building. A small brick fence has an address on it identifying it as 168-172 Union Road. There are cars parked to the right of the photo and a number of trees.guildford road, surrey hills, faraday & kent, businesses, cars, 1983, paint shop, 1993, cobb & co, 1978, union road, mr norman henderson, car hire, evan lewis, paul towers

Colour photograph of double storey brick building, Glenara Motel, viewing platform accessed by external stairway, low fence of variegated brick on Esplanade. Illuminated sign Glenara above viewing platform. Lakes Entrance Victoriamotels, entertainment, rsl clubs, architecture, fences, rsl clubs

Boyd's response to complaints about the Romberg & Boyd design for Menzies College at La Trobe University. Boyd describes his first scheme as two tall 16-storey towers.Original manuscript titled 'Menzies College: reply to criticism' published in "Toad" (Latrobe Uni Student Mag.) Vol.1 no.2, Sept. 1971, pp. 6 -7Typewritten (c copy) pencil edits, quarto, 5 pagesHandwritten editsmenzies college, la trobe university, richard neville, australian universities commission, laminex, glenn college, robin boyd, manuscript

The historical Phoenix locomotive was laid on tracks near the Civic Hall in Armstrong Street by railway workers. David James Kinnane (far right) with Geoffrey Storey (fourth from right).Newsclipping relating to the tracks from Phoenix Foundry, Ballarat.david james kinnane, geoffrey storey, rail track, phoenix foundry

1867 President (Road Board), Shire President. 1856 coach house – skillion dairy. First two storey house in rural Victoria 1842. Rammed earth Shearers quarters Exford Homestead on Werribee River (formerly Exe River) Home of Simon Staughton, arrived 1841 local identities, pioneer families