One of a collection of photographs from the Iggsten Estate. The water tower in the background is located in Hunter Street and was built in 1899-1900 to serve as the town's water supply. A new reservoir was built in 1945 with water being pumped from the Murray. A steel mesh structure, to make it look like a wine bottle, was added to the top in 1969 with funds from the Rutherglen Wine Festival. The woman in the photograph may be Florence Iggsten. Black and white photograph of a woman standing in a front garden, with a view of a water tower in the background.florence iggsten, water tower, wine bottle, tourism

One of a collection of photographs from the Iggsten Estate. The water tower in the background is located in Hunter Street and was built in 1899-1900 to serve as the town's water supply. A new reservoir was built in 1945 with water being pumped from the Murray. A steel mesh structure, to make it look like a wine bottle, was added to the top in 1969 with funds from the Rutherglen Wine Festival.Black and white photograph, taken from the bottom on a hill, showing a water tower against the sky.water tower, wine bottle, tourism

One of a collection of photographs from the Iggsten Estate. The water tower in the background is located in Hunter Street and was built in 1899-1900 to serve as the town's water supply. A new reservoir was built in 1945 with water being pumped from the Murray. A steel mesh structure, to make it look like a wine bottle, was added to the top in 1969 with funds from the Rutherglen Wine Festival.Black and white photograph of a water tower, at the top of a hill, silhouetted against the sky.water tower, wine bottle, tourism

Black and white photograph with a view of a town (probably Rutherglen) seen across a vineyard.rutherglen, wine industry, vineyards

"The Lake, Rutherglen Park" is now called Lake King, and was originally established as water storage for the town. The photograph is taken from the side of the lake that is currently occupied by the caravan park.One of three black and white photographs mounted on orange paper. This one is a view of Lake King.Printed at bottom of photo: "Valentine Series No. 984 The Lake, Rutherglen Park"lake king, rutherglen park

The Rutherglen 'Big Wine Bottle', once a water tower to supply the town's water, is now kept as a tourist attraction.Colour aerial photograph of the old Rutherglen water tower with the structure on top to make it look like a wine bottle.water tower, water supply, rutherglen winebottle

Section of mount showing year of photo has been damaged and is illegible.Black and white photograph, mounted on cardboard, of 18 men, seven of them seated, in front of the old Rutherglen Town Hall.Name written on back of photo - possibly M T Grahamrutherglen shire, rutherglen shire councillors, rutherglen town hall

Faded sepia coloured photograph of the first Town Hall in Rutherglen with a large group of school children standing in front with their teachers.On back of photo: "The first Town Hall built in Rutherglen. The School children were taught there. Mr & Mrs Buckley teachers." Upside down on back: "Sent by Miss Olive Broughton 4/4/65" Also on back: "10582"rutherglen town hall, school students, buckley

Rutherglen had a regular event called Back to Rutherglen where by a committee was formed to organise Sporting events usually during Easter. The purpose was a means of raising money for various projects in the town, such as building the Soldiers Memorial Hall and in later years a Queen Competition was held to raise funds towards building the Swimming Pool. The Event was later changed to The Rutherglen Wine Festival and later Winery Walkabout.Small carda Kookaburra Calls You Back to Rutherglen. Easter 1923 Program of events.back to rutherglen., rutherglen wine festival, rutherglen winery walkabout

Postcard sized photograph of Main Street, Rutherglen ScotlandOn back of photo: "SDS 154 Town Hall & Main Street, Rutherglen (from the East). Colour by John C. Miller"rutherglen scotland, main street rutherglen scotland

Date of issue confirmed on TROVE.Black and white photographic reproduction of an illustrations taken from the Leader, Saturday 21 April 1894, page 31 (bottom half of page).On back of photo: "The Leader, April 21 1894"main street, hotels, gold mines, rutherglen town hall, star hotel, d g hamilton, advance australia hotel, prentice freehold, wine cellars, great northern township

One of a collection of photographs from the Iggsten Estate. The water tower in the background is located in Hunter Street and was built in 1899-1900 to serve as the town's water supply. A new reservoir was built in 1945 with water being pumped from the Murray. A steel mesh structure, to make it look like a wine bottle, was added to the top in 1969 with funds from the Rutherglen Wine Festival.Black and white photograph, taken from the bottom on a hill, showing a water tower against the sky.water tower, wine bottle, tourism

Copy of a photograph of early pioneers of Rutherglen. Copy has been made in two sections. The original featured a bunch of grapes in the centre with individual photographs, grouped about the centre. Photographs of each individual are identified with their name below the image. Photos of local landmarks are at each corner: top left - Great Southern Mine, top right - Town Hall, bottom left - Main Street-Looking West, bottom right - Main Street-Looking East.rutherglen, rutherglen pioneers

Photograph taken by Robert BillingsBlack and white photograph of trees and their reflection in a lake.Written at foot of photo: "Reflections. Rutherglen Town Lake. R.B.B."billings family, lake king, rutherglen park

Program is for "A Grand Concert by the Successful Competitors" held in the Town Hall on Friday, September 9th. No year is shown on the program, nor is their any indication of the cause of the concert. However, the prizes were to be distributed by the Hon. J. Bowser, M.L.A. John Bowser was a Member of Parliament from 1894-1920 and 1920-1929. (Source: Australian Dictionary of Biography). The Chairman was R.J. Burrowes, Esq., J.P., Shire President. Robert James Burrows was on Rutherglen Shire Council from 1895-1899, and was Mayor in 1898. (Source: Rutherglen: A History of Town and District by Brian Lloyd)Concert program printed in black on paper.concerts, competitions, john bowser, robert james burrows

Town layout of Carlylecard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Carlylecard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Carlylecard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Carlylecard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Carlylecard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Carlylecard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Carlylecard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout schedule of Carlylecard with a single microfilm insertschedule

Town layout of Carlylecard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Chilterncard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Chilterncard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Chilterncard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Chilterncard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads

Town layout of Chilterncard with a single microfilm insertschedule

Town layout of Chilterncard with a single microfilm insertplan, town, boundries, lots, roads