Account written on a piece of blue paper and dated Feby 17 1871. Court King of the Forest No. 3770 to Chas. Kelynack. £1:10/- to Board the entrance.societies, aof, correspondence, ancient order of foresters no 3770 collection - account, court king of the forest, chas kelynack

A decorated napkin with a blue inscription on top left hand corner: 28th April, 1956 Pam Wright - Max Coad, Forest Street methodist Church.ephemera, mementoes, wedding napkin

One CD in jewel case. Songs by Williamstown High School bands - Forest okay? Tommy Castles, Grizzly and the Bears, SheWolf, Asas, Eamon Eats.williamstown high school, music

An article in the Nunawading Gazette on an objection by Mark Delaney on the traffic flow and hazards associated with the proposed development of land on the former Forest Hill Residential Kindergarten land.Lake Rd Site for Housing.land subdivision, forest hill residential kindergarten, lake road, forest hill, jean street, phillips, bruce, delaney, mark, glen valley road

Forest Hill Chase's latest precinct, The Loft, is bringing 11 new restaurants, an entertainment space and an unique free children play area to the shopping centre.Forest Hill Chase's latest precinct, The Loft, is bringing 11 new restaurants, an entertainment space and an unique free children play area to the shopping centre.forest hill chase, the loft

Black & white photo of a brick veneer Display Home built by 'Hallmark' Homes at 432 Springvale Road Forest Hill.|See also NP3509-3514springvale road, forest hill, no. 432, aldag, ron, hallmark exhibition houses 1960, brick veneer

See ND2991 for history of kindergarten.Sepia photograph of people stacking hay on a cart at the Forest Hill Residential Kindergarten. Two women with two children standing by with and a man standing on top of hay.forest hill residential kindergarten, kindergarten

See ND2991 for history of kindergarten.Black & white photograph of a horse drawn cart full of hay with a man sitting on top. Six children in the foreground. taken at the Forest Hill Residential Kindergarten.forest hill residential kindergarten, kindergarten

John Lundy-Clarke grew up in the Kalorama/Mt Dandenong area and later in life (1972-74) began to write a comprehensive history of the area working from an original settlement map in an effort to cover all areas. This photograph shows approximately the same area as photograph number KAL0193 but is taken 60 years later. The trees have grown much taller and the buildings changed. On the site of the Paynter house 'Iona' there is now the 'Yosemite' (Villa Toscana) accommodation. The pavilion in the centre of the photo is the site of 'Kalorama', home of early pioneer Isaac Jeeves. The photograph is taken looking up towards The Gap (FiveWays).Black and white photograph showing a forested area with clear sites. Roofs of buildings can be clearly seen. Handwritten inscription on reverse by John Lundy-ClarkeView from near Doughty’s Rd looking north up valley to Kalorama Gap in Jan 1973. Tiny roof in centre is pavilion on site of “Kalorama”. Long roof to its left is Yosemite Motel on site of “Iona”.paynter, kalorama, iona, yosemite, villa toscana, five ways, the gap

Beech Forest railway yards, 1907. Passenger carriage; good's van; boy (half hidden; NQ goods wagon; stacks of timber awaiting loading.beech forest; railway; yard; passenger car; timber; goods wagon;

Diggers & Mining. The Digging - The Diggers. Slide depicts Forest Creek, Mount Alexander, 1852. Timber buildings and diggers. Markings: 14 994.LIF:6hanimounteducation, tertiary, diggers & mining. the digging forest creek, mount alexander, 1852. timber buildings diggers

'Bendigo Advertiser, Monday 18th May 1863, p2: ' On the occasion of the first anniversary of Court Sherwood of the Ancient Order of Foresters, a ball was given by the members at the Sir Henry Barkly Hotel, Huntly on Thursday night last. There must have been at least 70 or 80 persons present, many of them from Sandhurst, White Hills, Eaglehawk and etc. Dancing commenced at nine o'clock and was vigorously kept up till the early dawn of another day came to light. Supper was served in the Court Room and the excellent repast provided by the host was duly appreciated .... from casual observation appearances would indicate that on a future day the Foresters would create a Court into which the ladies would be permitted to join in the bonds of fellowship.' Bendigo Advertiser, Thursday 2nd November 1865, p 2: 'The fourth anniversary of the establishment of Court Bendigo of the above order was celebrated on Tuesday evening at the Bendigo Hotel by a supper. There were between forty and fifty members present. The Secretary, in the course of his remarks, referred to the progress which the court had made since its establishment in October 1861. He stated that the court opened with 35 members and now numbered about 200. He congratulated the Court on having more members than any other court of the order in the district. Since it was established there had only occurred one death and at present there was only one sick member declared as receiving aid from the funds. District Secretary Holl, in responding to the toast of prosperity at the Bendigo United District of the Ancient Order of Foresters, stated that the district was first formed in 1862. At the end of the first quarter of 1862, there were eight Courts numbering 479 members. At the end of the last quarter there were twelve Courts, numbering 1278 financial members. The funds of the district in July 1862 amounted to £22/2/2d and in October 1865, the amount had increased to £570/2/8d while the Court funds amounted to £3,330/18/9d. During the last twelve months £893/8/10d had been paid for the benefit of the sick, thus showing the great benefits which were derived by becoming members of the order. Note dated 7 Oct. 1863, Court King of the Forest for P. C. R. Silk Sash £1/1/-. Signed by Jas. Thos. Holl.societies, correspondence, ancient order of foresters no. 3770 collection - note, court king of the forest, jas thos holl

Black and white photograph of the granite quarry in the Colquhoun forest to the north. The stone was used to reconstruct the piers at the entrance from 1910 to 1930. Lakes Entrance Victoria public works, historic site

Colour photograpf of the sign erected by the Conservation, Forests and Lands Dept. at the Stoney Creek Bridge Nowa Nowa Victoria . Plus two other photos of the bridgebridges, forestry, tourism, topography

"Within six years of its first land sales in 1852, founder members had challenged council over horticultural decisions and Ballarat's main thoroughfare contained fences squares, trees and flower beds. The major works that projected the Garden City image were the street plantings, parks and botanical gardens ..." Reference: Michael Taffe, Growing a garden City: Ballarat Horticultural Society 1859-2009, BHS Publishing, 2014, p. 10.This postcard shows how the botanical gardens in Ballarat, famous for being a Garden City.Coloured postcard Forest Scene, Botanical Gardens, Ballarat printed in red at bottom of card. Elaine 30-11-08 handwritten in black ink underneath.botanical gardens, ballarat, forest scene, gardens, botanical,

Donald Clark Collection. A monochrome photograph possibly depicting Shire of Bet Bet Councillors. Copy photograph. Writing on back gives donor information and indicates identity of man 4th from left in rear as John Rogers, Forest Officer at Tarnagulla.

Abstract scene of a rainforest. Image of trees in greens, browns, blues and yellows. Strong brush strokes and bold shapes give the impression of dense trees. It is darker towards the bottom and lighter at the top giving the impression of light falling through treetops from the sun. Mounted on cream matt in pale green frame, with glass glazing.Front: Enid Denton (lower right) (brown paint) Back: Rain Forest $600.00 Enid Denton, Smith Avenue, Croydon 3136cema, portland artists society, female artist, female, female artists, trees, abstract

Purchased at Op Shop in Forest HillA pair of c1950s gloves in sheer nylon with red printed hailespot. The cuff has a scalloped hemmed edge of red with three lines of elastic shirring. Plaquet opening fastened with pearl shaped button fastened with fabric loopcostume accessories, glove accessories

The Forest Fire Danger Index (FFDI) was originally invented by the grandfather of Australian bushfire science, Alan Grant McArthur, during the 1950s and ‘60s. Alan published his landmark paper, “Controlled burning in eucalypt forests” in 1962. Leaflet No. 80, as it was known, proved a turning point for forest and fire managers across Australia. More importantly, Alan was very practical forester and wanted his work to be useful to people in the field, so after several iterations he came up with the now familiar circular slide rule called the Forest Fire Danger Meter (FFDM).  The Mk 4 version first appeared in operational use in 1967. Two Forests Commission staff, Athol Hodgson and Rus Ritchie, built on McArthur’s pioneering work and by applying their own practical experience, developed a modified version in the late 1960s called the Control Burning Meter which was better suited to Victorian forest conditions.Introduced to the FCV in 1970Control burning meterbushfire, forests commission victoria (fcv)