An environmentally-friendly home at 25 Jeffery Street, Blackburn sold for $2.5 million.jeffery street, blackburn no. 25

Shed at 16 Halley Street, Blackburn, housing a pre-1952 Austin Herefordhalley street, blackburn no 16

L-R Barbara Waters (Mansfield) Robert Creek, Adrian Davies (Payne), John Tozer, Doreen Millane (Lawrence).Five teachers from Blackburn South Primary School which was closed in 1989.blackburn south primary school, teachers, closed 1989

Black and white photograph of Blackburn Methodist Cricket Club in formal pose. Front row 2nd from left is Ron Booth, Harry Wellman (Shoe Shop Blackburn), Frank Hocken, Max Tippett (boy), not known, Gordon Toogood, Harry Sinclair (father was Postmaster), Reg Brain (fruit shop Blackburn).|Back row 5th from left Morris Wellman.blackburn methodist cricket club, booth, ron, wellman, harry, hocken, tippett, max, toogood, gordon, sinclair, brain, reg, morris

Weekly Times (Melbourne, Vic.) Sat 24 Aug 1935 Page 6 - 1800 Chickens Burnt. Starting in the incubator room, a fire at the Ashleigh Poultry Farm, Whitehorse Road Blackburn, early on August 20, incinerated 1800 young chickens and 1000 eggs. The incubator room and the chicken pens were reduced to ashes, but a large drum of kerosene standing in the room was undamaged! The owners of the farm, Mrs N. Foote and her sons, have suffered a severe setback, as practically all their chickens and eggs are gone, and it is too late to start hatching again this season.Two maps mounted on green cardboard. 1. Ashleigh Poultry Farm - Layout of weatherboard house and six residential allotments on Whitehorse Road and Ashleigh Street (later Ashburn Place), Blackburn, Victoria. 2. 140 allotments with frontages on Deep Creek Road, Warnes Road, Range View Grove, Tarrangower Avenue, Prince Edward Avenue, James Avenue and White Horse Road, Mitcham, Victoria.

St Johns Anglican Church, Blackburn celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Anglican Church in Melbournechurches, st john's anglican church

Black and white photograph of the clearing of the site for the North Blackburn Methodist Church, May 1955.north blackburn methodist church, bird, neville

Black and white photograph of North Blackburn Methodist Church known as the 'Folding Church' in 1955.north blackburn methodist church, bird, neville, folding church

Black and white photograph of laying of foundation stone for the North Blackburn Methodist Church in 1957.north blackburn methodist church, bird, neville

North Blackburn Shopping Centre is awaiting council approval for a revamp costing $40 million.North Blackburn Shopping Centre is awaiting council approval for a revamp costing $40 million.blackburn north shopping centre, city of whitehorse

Plans for the North Blackburn Shopping Centre's $40 million revamp are finally set to be approved.Plans for the North Blackburn Shopping Centre's $40 million revamp are finally set to be approved.north blackburn square shopping centre, revamp

Blackburn Lake Primary School Newsletter 'Talking point' vol 3 Dec 1978.blackburn lake primary school no. 4860

Pupils identified. Greg Leonard, Geoff Sammons, Ken Veale, John Champion, G Tepper, John Holden, Greg McKibbin, L Wells, R Cousland, P Vallieu, Wendy Scurry, S Murphy, Cathy Arnold, P Penry, Billy Thompson, J Stewart, Keith Elliot, Keith Watson, Fred Macfarlane, R Batchelor, Blackburn South State School 1955. Class photo of 2A showing 49 students.blackburn south state school, 1955, class 2a

Five coloured photo - Rob's Cycle Shop, Blackburn Road, Blackburn. Owner - George Robinson. Oldest Shop in Blackburn.robinson, george, rob's cycle and sports

A letter from Australia Post to Robin Da Costa in answer to her queries regarding early postal history of Blackburn. It recommends various directories, publications and correspondence that would help her. Letter written by Derek Baker, historian.postal services, da costa, robin, minahan, james j., poyntz, henry, sinclair, p. j., railway road, blackburn, chapel street, bell, andrew, cage (miss), baker, derek n., blackburn post office

Used by Robin Da Costa in 'Blackburn - A Picturesque History'.Black and white photo of Group Outside Mr. G.A. Goodwin's Home in 1911. Mr. Goodwin's home was located in Whitehorse Road, Blackburn, later the site of Cottees and the Leader newspapers.|See Da Costa book page 46.goodwin, nellie, ernest, frederick, wilson, charlotte, skyes, ruby, stuckey, mary, norman, charlie, george augustus, jack, george (jnr), cotter, mr., whitehorse road blackburn

non-fictionAn article announcing the opening of Blackburn South Tennis Club's clubhouse in Eley Park, Blackburn South in November 1974adams darrell, blackburn south tennis club, city of nunawading, eley park

Whitehorse Road ( known as Main Healesville Road) near Goodwin Street, Blackburn in 1938. A two lane road.whitehorse road, main healesville road, goodwin street blackburn, blackburn