Black and white photo of Home of Marie Arrowsmith, Grandmother of Ted, in Lucknow Street (formerly Scott Street), Mitcham. Marie lived there from 1915 to early 1920s. Originally 2 roomed Bungalow, 2 more rooms were added. Virgin bush at rear. House purchased from Mrs Scott of Scott's Estate. House since demolished.arrowsmith, marie, ted, scott, mrs, lucknow street, mitcham

Black and white photograph of Holiday Home of Louis & Francesca (Cissie) Schwerkolt - Ti Tree Grove, Mentone - c1917 - 'Mitcham'. Left to right - Louisa, Cissie, Les and Frances (Dit) Hogan and four children, Alice (middle daughter on verandah). Man in hat is believed to be Van Pruyen, husband of Dora, older sister of Cissie & Dit - it may be Louis Schwerkolt.schwerkolt family, schwerkolt cottage

Yields information about the construction of the depot building for the BTPS in the south Gardens Reserve and the landscape at the time.Newspaper clipping from The Courier, Ballarat, dated Tuesday, 16/5/1972 titled " 'Home' for trams". Features a photograph of the erected steelwork for the new BTPS tram depot in the South Gardens Reserve. One of a large group of newspaper cuttings from John Bainbridge, 7/4/02. See Reg Item 3819 for a print of the actual photograph.btps, depot, buildings

Brown hardcover vintage book, The Universal Home Doctor - Illustrated, with sun style blind tooled decoration on the front cover and gold title on the spine. It is arranged in alphabetical order with black and white diagrams, photographs and illustrations. A coloured Diagnosis Diagram: The Male Anatomy is opposite the Contents page and a black and white one is on page 619 Diagnosis Diagram: The Female Anatomy.non-fictionA medical dictionary and encyclopaedia A to Z with special supplements for the health and well-being of the nation. It incorporates the latest possible information on ew medical discoveries and developments and is a practical reference book for the time.health, human body, biology, medical reference

Australia's Home' was first published in 1952. In this book, Boyd crystallised his ideas on what he saw as the historical development of the everyday suburban home. Accompanying the text was a series of drawings of houses by Boyd that documented his ‘Major Steps of Stylism’.HardcoverRBF Acquisitionaustralian architecture, australian history, walsh st library

Australia's Home' was first published in 1952. In this book, Boyd crystallised his ideas on what he saw as the historical development of the everyday suburban home. Accompanying the text was a series of drawings of houses by Boyd that documented his ‘Major Steps of Stylism’.HardcoverRBF Acquisitionaustralian architecture, australian history, walsh st library

Australia's Home' was first published in 1952. In this book, Boyd crystallised his ideas on what he saw as the historical development of the everyday suburban home. Accompanying the text was a series of drawings of houses by Boyd that documented his ‘Major Steps of Stylism’.SoftcoverRBF Acquisitionaustralian architecture, australian history, walsh st library

Australia's Home' was first published in 1952. In this book, Boyd crystallised his ideas on what he saw as the historical development of the everyday suburban home. Accompanying the text was a series of drawings of houses by Boyd that documented his ‘Major Steps of Stylism’.SoftcoverRBF Acquisition. Abebooks invoice within.australian architecture, australian history, walsh st library

Australia's Home' was first published in 1952. In this book, Boyd crystallised his ideas on what he saw as the historical development of the everyday suburban home. Accompanying the text was a series of drawings of houses by Boyd that documented his ‘Major Steps of Stylism’.Hardcover with Dust JacketRBF Acquisitionaustralian architecture, australian history, walsh st library

Australia's Home' was first published in 1952. In this book, Boyd crystallised his ideas on what he saw as the historical development of the everyday suburban home. Accompanying the text was a series of drawings of houses by Boyd that documented his ‘Major Steps of Stylism’.Softcoveraustralian architecture, australian history, walsh st library

Australia's Home' was first published in 1952. In this book, Boyd crystallised his ideas on what he saw as the historical development of the everyday suburban home. Accompanying the text was a series of drawings of houses by Boyd that documented his ‘Major Steps of Stylism’.SoftcoverBoyd on inside front cover, list of Australian Architecture firms penciled on the last pageaustralian architecture, australian history, walsh st library

Australia's Home' was first published in 1952. In this book, Boyd crystallised his ideas on what he saw as the historical development of the everyday suburban home. Accompanying the text was a series of drawings of houses by Boyd that documented his ‘Major Steps of Stylism’.Softcoveraustralian architecture, australian history, walsh st library

Australia's Home' was first published in 1952. In this book, Boyd crystallised his ideas on what he saw as the historical development of the everyday suburban home. Accompanying the text was a series of drawings of houses by Boyd that documented his ‘Major Steps of Stylism’.HardcoverState Lending Library of Victoria/withdrawnaustralian architecture, australian history, walsh st library

Australia's Home' was first published in 1952. In this book, Boyd crystallised his ideas on what he saw as the historical development of the everyday suburban home. Accompanying the text was a series of drawings of houses by Boyd that documented his ‘Major Steps of Stylism’.Softcoveraustralian architecture, architecture, australia, home, suburbs, robin boyd, walsh st library

Photograph of Greensborough Railway Station from the Franklin home.Digital copy of black and white photograph. franklin family, greensborough station

Henry Barclay at the Barclay family home, Greensborough 1946.Digital copy of black and white photographeric barclay, barclay family, elder street greensborough

Jean Luxford at home, 2015. Photo by John Gibson.Digital copy of colour photograph. luxford family

The Australian Home Beautiful was a popular Magazine years ago .In the May edition there is a local article on a building of importance in Sycamore Ave. EmeraldCollection of Monthly Journals . Vol,10, No.1 January 1. 1932 to June 1932 priced at One Shilling. photo of bridge with canoe under it.January 1st 1932 with advertising and Storieshome beautiful. historical stories. photographs

Four photographs of Concongella - Home Station Site 1994stawell

Concongella - Home Station Hand Made Paver 1994stawell

Home Lot 21 Willoughby (18 Bennett Street)stawell

Private Home Western Highway (Wehl) Tannery Remainsstawell

Scene. W.H. Rees First Home. a Tent 1860stawell

Home under Construction. R.L. Henderson. Walker St.stawell

Home under Construction. R.L. Henderson. Walker St.stawell

Home under Construction. R.L. Henderson. Walker St.stawell

Weatherboard Home Upper Main Street – Reeve Family. Black and white photgrapgh of a weatherboard house with veranda across the front, around which is a wooden fence, with a gateway on the streetstawell, reeve

Official Souvenir Publication for Home To Stawell October 19472 Copies with Green Cover with Black writing and picture of The Town Hall. 1 Hard Cover copy Dark Blue with Dark Green edging. Title on Spine in Gold Ink.A.D. Campbell 33 Campbell St Stawell. written in pencil.stawell government

Freeland Contractors shifting wooden home with Bullock Team.stawell deep lead

Deep Lead Scene Bennett family Home c1980stawell deep lead