Coloured photo of Erection of First Panel of Bicentenary Leadlight Mural in Nunawading Arts & Entertainment Centre.nunawading arts centre, bicentenary leadlight mural, arrowsmith, ted

Coloured photo of Foyer of Nunawading Arts & Entertainment Centre prior to planning of Bicentenary Leadlight Mural.nunawading arts centre, bicentenary leadlight mural, arrowsmith, ted

Coloured photo of Wal. Wicking Activity Centre, Blackburn South High School. Opened 1978.wal. wicking hall, blackburn south high school

Black and white photograph of Whitehorse Recycling Centre at 638-648 Burwood Hwy Vermont South.whitehorse recycling centre, vermont south, whitehorse city council

This photograph was taken when Clare Gervasoni attended to receive the 3rd vaccine dose or booster. Photograph of a line pf people waiting for a covid 19 Vaccination at the Royal Exhibition Centre, Carlton. covid19, vaccination centre, royal exhibition centre, pandemic

Coloured photograph of the Mitcham Chemist and Medical Centre on the northern side of Whitehorse Road, Mitcham - as of 2014mitcham chemist, mitcham medical centre, medical centres, doctors, chemists

Three coloured photographs of people attending the 10th Anniversary of the Opening of the Nunawading Arts Centre, c1996nunawading arts centre, whitehorse arts centre

Black & white photo visitors at the opening of the Centre on 13 March 1982, in one of the shade houses.city of nunawading, horticultural centre forest hill

Coloured photograph of the opening of the Nunawading Arts Centre on the 25th May 1986 by the Mayor, Bill Coynenunawading arts centre, coyne, bill, whitehorse arts centre

Tilly Aston was a writer, educator and social reformist for blind and visually impaired people. Her desire to overcome the limitations in her own life, and that of others, led to the establishment of the Victorian Braille Writers Association (later the Braille Library of Victoria) and the Association for the Advancement of the Blind (later Association for the Blind). When the Kooyong site of the AFB required redevelopment due to the success of activities at Paterson Hall, a new building was constructed and named the H.M. Lightfoot Centre. As part of their contribution to acknowledging the work of Miss Aston, as well as two of the men who later worked with her, this plaque was struck and presented by the Blind Members' Council of the AFB.Brown metal plaque with gold writing"All noble things we do and dare, Must be fruitful, sometime, somewhere" Tilly Aston 11.12.1873 to 1.11.1947 Founder of The Association for the Blind Ltd. A gift to the H.M. Lightfoot Centre from The Blind Members' Council November 1991association for the blind, tilly aston, h.m. lightfoot

Two page printed instruction titled "Metropolitan Transit Authority / Tram & Bus Division / Fleet Operations Centre", detailing how drivers could operate the system, testing, messages, how to contact the centre, emergency messages, explanations, passenger counts, run cards.trams, tramways, avm, automatic vehicle monitoring, mta, fleet operations centre

Black and white photograph"Written on back of photograph" Ringwood Aquatic Centre Roof structure over main pool

Black and white photograph"Written on back of photograph" Mayor S Morris speaking at "BackTo" Civic Centre. 19.10.74

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph, "Opening of the Fred Dwerryhouse Swimming Centre, 31st October, 1970".

Written on back of photograph, "From Ringwood St. looking at new Target Centre, 1984."

Written on back of photograph, "Seymour St. looking at new Target Shopping Centre, 1984."

Typed below photograph, '1974 - Back to Ringwood. Mayor and party arrive at Civic Centre.'

This is a photo of George Charles Barnes in his later life when he lived at Emerald, Victoria. Like most people of that time, he loved his garden. George was the 2nd son of Thomas Crockley Barnes and Frances Henrietta nee Douglas, he was born in 1875 at Learmonth, Victoria.A 6"x4" sepia photo made from photo paper. Showing George Barnes in his garden at Emerald, Victoria in his later life.Nil

Established to help further the welfare of blind people, the Narbethong Welfare Association sought to provide suitable accommodation. Application was made for assistance under the Commonwealth Handicapped Welfare program and Lady Grey House was opened in 1984 and was still operating in 1998 providing short-term, low cost accomodation.Digital image of Lady Grey house nameplateBen Humphreys, M.P. Member for Griffith on 31st March, 1984, officially opened Lady Grey House This project was financially assisted by the Commonwealth Government under the Handicapped Persons Welfare program. Narbethong Welfare Association Fred Bromley, President Eric Searle, Secretaryroyal blind foundation of queensland, nameplates

Black and white photograph - Group Photograph of Store Owners- Ringwood Shopping Centre -86 Whitehorse Road

Federation University Manufacturing Technology Training Centre under construction, taken from the Grant Street Bridge.manufacturing technology training centre, grant street, buildings, ballarat school of mines, feduni college, building contruction

Colour photograph of Federation University Historical Collection volunteers, Ken Clements, in the Geoffrey Blainey Research Centreken clements, volunteer, geoffrey blainey research centre

Coloured photo of First Panel of Bicentenary Leadlight Mural in Foyer of Nunawading Arts & Entertainment Centre in place.nunawading arts centre, bicentenary leadlight mural, arrowsmith, ted

Coloured photo of Crafts People admiring a Panel of Bicentenary Leadlight Mural for Nunawading Arts & Entertainment Centre.nunawading arts centre, bicentenary leadlight mural, arrowsmith, ted

Coloured photo of Crafts People working on Bicentenary Leadlight Mural in Foyer of Nunawading Arts & Entertainment Centre.nunawading arts centre, bicentenary leadlight mural, arrowsmith, ted

The Melbourne Badminton Centre at 6-16 Joseph Street, Blackburn North on a 1 hectare site is for sale.The Melbourne Badminton Centre at 6-16 Joseph Street, Blackburn North on a 1 hectare site is for sale.melbourne badminton centre, joseph street, blackburn north, nos. 6-16