Catalogue card reads, "Railway Estate 1925. Daveys Hill East Ringwood. Daveys Hill is now Maroondah Hospital ground."

Written on backing sheet, "Pres/Meth. Church. Rwd. East. 30.9.73.

Typed below photograph, "Wesleyan Methodist Church, Ringwood East, 1887". Written on backing sheet, "Wesleyan Methodist Church, Ringwood East, 1887. Later removed to Croydon".

Holy Trinity Anglican Church Ringwood EastWritten on backing sheet, "Rwd. East. 30.9.73"

Written on backing sheet, "Anglican Church, Ringwood East. 30.9.73."

Printed below one photograph, "Ringwood East Football Club, Premiers R.D.F.L., 1941".

Black and white photograph (3 copies- 2 large, 1 small postcard) Typed below one large photograph, "Whitehorse Rd. Looking east from Adelaide St. 1918". Image shows Falconer Grocer and Baker store on corner of Adelaide Street.

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph- "H. E. Watson's Orchard. Ringwood East. Oxford Road."agriculture

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "May, 1969"

Typed below photograph, "Mr. and Mrs. East camping in Illoura Ave., East Ringwood opposite "Alexandra Ave. Christmas 1941." Written on backing sheet, "Caravan in paddock opposite home of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Thomas, Alexander Road, Ringwood, Christmas 1941". (2 copies).

Black and white photograph of weatherboard house surrounded by a picket fence.Backing sheet has several paragraphs detailing the original land owners and the later occupants of the house. ~Cottage and Lot 15, Sec.C, Township of Ringwood - comprising 1 acre - were acquired from the Crown by John Price on 17th July, 1888, for 30 pounds. Subsequently, a 4-roomed weatherboard cottage was built on Lot 15. On 21st May, 1901, the two allotments and the house were transferred to Lewis Findlay EAST for 85 pounds, and on 135h March, 1942, were sold to R. Barr and L. Beaumont for 650 pounds with two additional rooms and some other improvements including reticulated water supply. Lewis Findlay EAST and his family occupied the cottage until 1910. It is believed that before the cottage was purchased by East, it was occupied for a period by McCubbin the artist. Lewis Findlay East was a member of an Australian Rifle Team which went to Bisley, England, in 1901, and won the Kalapore Cup. He was an officer of the Department of Customs, and later became Secretary of the Commonwealth Marine Branch, receiving the I.S.O. His son, Lewis Ronald East, became Chairman of the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission in 1936, and received C.B.E.

Typed below photograph, "A view from Ringwood Civic Centre. East Ringwood oval can just be seen - 1973."

Typed below photograph, "Looking towards Ringwood from present site of Civic Centre. Old Catholic Church which stood on Maroondah Hwy. and Mt. Dandenong Rd. intersection can be seen on right. Maroondah Hwy. can be seen where it goes past lake, also station masters residence, and houses in Pitt St. and Bedford Rd."

Black and white photograph of view. Trees and bushes in foreground, orchards and mountains towards background. (2 copies)Typed on photograph, "Pinemont Estate, Ringwood. View Dandenong Ranges, from estate". Typed below photograph, "View from Loughnans Hill, looking east, c1930. Club Hotel can just be seen top right corner".

Written on back of photograph, "East Ringwood Post Office, 1986".

Black and white photograph taken from vacant land on hill. Scene overlooks housing and trees. Mountains in background. (2 copies)Typed on photograph, "View looking east". Typed below photograph, "View from Loughnans Hill c1930. Maroondah Highway, Catholic church all top right corner".

Two postcards, same view but different reverse sides. One was made by "Empire" with a 1d postage (see description below); the other with "JB McAlpin, Estate and Financial Agent, District Government Valuer, Ringwood". A letter on one of the postcards is dated 1914 and is addressed to "Mrs. F. Palmer, c/- Mrs. E. F. Tregaskis, White Horse Road, Ringwood, via Melbourne". The letter is to her mother and the daughter's name is "Eveline". The following is written on the back of one of the enlargements, "View of Ringwood East taken from Loughnans Hill showing the antimony mine and brick works. Houses across centre are in Warrandyte Road.

Aerial view showing East Ringwood oval, Mount Dandenong Road, and Civic Centre, Braeside Avenue/Maroondah Hwy, c.1970.

Written on back of photograph, "Ringwood East looking from corner Warrandyte Road and Wonga Road, 1960".

Written on back of photograph, "New housing settlement New Street, 1960. From railway line near Madden Street looking south-east. Dam centre foreground".

Updated Information from Bruce Frazer: This is Frazer's (not "Fraser") orchard, sold to A.V. Jennings Co. For housing development c1970. Address was "Alkoomi", Oban Rd. North Ringwood. State School 4120 was enclosed on its north & east sides by the orchard. Owned by Harold & Sylvia Frazer, 12 acres, growing mainly cherries plus plums & lemons. Photo was taken from neighbouring apple orchard (Williams) & shows street construction in the middle distance.Written on back of photograph, "Looking across remains of Fraser's orchard to state school, 1972".

Updated Information from Bruce Frazer: This is Frazer's (not "Fraser") orchard, sold to A.V. Jennings Co. For housing development c1970. Address was "Alkoomi", Oban Rd. North Ringwood. State School 4120 was enclosed on its north & east sides by the orchard. Owned by Harold & Sylvia Frazer, 12 acres, growing mainly cherries plus plums & lemons. Photo was taken from neighbouring apple orchard (Williams) & shows street construction in the middle distance.Written on back of photograph, "Remains of [Fraser's] orchard. State school on left".

Catalogue card reads, "Loughnan Road 1960. Looking at Ringwood. Round house being built, looking slightly east".

View from Loughnan's Hill looking south east - 1946. Written on back of photograph, "Smoke on left from Bamford's Timber Yard".

Black and white photograph showing some vacant land and new houses under construction. Developed area in background. (3 copies)Typed below photograph, "View from Loughnan Rd. looking south east, 1949". Written on backing sheet, "View from Loughnan Rd. to corner Harrison and Andrew Street, c1949".

Looking east from Loughnan Road across William & Andrew Streets 1946

Black and white photograph taken from hill looking across valley towards settled area. Mountains in background. Catalogue card reads, "View from Loughnans Hill looking south east"

"View from Wonga Rd. looking east towards Mullum Rd. 1946" and "Looking from Wonga Rd. over Mullum Rd. (centre) and beyond. Orchards: French, Vergers".

Multiple copies of two photos of Oliver Pratt's residence and butchers shop, Main Road (Opposite Mt.Dandenong Road). Earlier photo shows Mr. Oliver Pratt (Left) and Mr. James Kenneth McCaskill (Right) outside residence (c.1910). Later photo (c.1914) taken after Pratt's first butcher shop was added before subsequent shop established on the corner of Warrandyte Road. (Orignial photo IDs were MHE999, MHE7, F27)Written on back of sepia photograph, "Mr. J. K. McGaskill. Main Road on Pratt's Land?" Typed below another photograph, "Mr. O. J. Pratt's Butcher shop, Main St. east of Warrandyte Rd. - 1912.

Typed below photograph, "Mr. F. Goulding's orchard. Looking across to Ringwood East from Wonga Rd. 1960".