black and white photograph: image shows group of children at Golden Days Historical Exhibition 1960. Children are dressed in winter clothing, teacher (?) standing LH side back.

Bendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2000. Police residence: the former police barracks in Rosalind Park. Next to the goldfields warden's camp was the obvious place to house the police troopers. First there were tents, then a timber dwellings which, in 1859, gave way to a sandstone building. A group of residents actively restored it and the building has survived to the present day. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Bendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2000. World War 1: Bendigo soldiers pose for a group photo in England before sailing for the battlefield of France in November 1916. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Black and white photograph of the conservatory gardens and surrounding area. The phot shows the early plantings of the palm trees along the outer fence, and the layout of garden beds waiting to be filled with plants.Just left of centre is a white statue. At the start of Bridge street on the right side there is a line cabs waiting for business. Centre can be seen the bridge over the Bendigo Creek. To the right centre there are a group of retail establishments.bendigo, parks and gardens, conservatory gardens

Black and white photograph of the Devonshire Group of mines. One building has the name Cuchess Tribute on the side. There are six poppet heads in the photo, and numerous buildings. There is one tall chimney and a smaller to the right, there are two much smaller chimneys in the background. Numerous mulloch heaps can be seen in different parts of the photo. Left front there appear to be tracks? Along the bottom of the photo the mines directly above those mines are named; Duchess Tribute, south Devonshire, west United Devonshire, Phoenix, Duchess of Edinburgh, and United Devonshire.bendigo, mining, mining leases

Black and white photograph of the Bendigo Hotel located in Bridge street. All nine windows are multi paned. There are two men and a boy standing in the doorway. Opposite the door stand and man and a boy near the cart belonging to Batchelder the Photographer. The man is wearing bowler hat. A corrugated iron fence spans the gap to the next building. The first building in the line is build using corrugated iron for the roof and walls. These retail establishments have a verandah along the footpath. A small group of retail staff are standing around watching the proceedings in the street. Two shops are name; J. Holdsworth and Glass & China warehouse. There may have been recent rain as the roadway appears to be puddled and quite damp.bendigo, history, buildings/streetscapes

Handwritten listing of prominent buildings and places in Bendigo, eg Devonshire group of mines, Specimen Cottage.bendigo, history, buildings/streetscapes

Photo taken at a presentation to a cookbook. A woman is holding the book to her right 4 men in business suits and to her left a policeman in uniform. Date and location unknown.person, group, presentation

Group photo taken at R. Saw retirement on the 12/10/1989.person, group, retirement r. saw

Photo of a group of people: one woman, 2 children and 5 men. All the men in business suit eating finger food. Date and location unknown. A business card for L.E. Curnow (Public Affairs Manager) attached to the photo; the words: ''Hugh you may find people who would like to have these'' are written on the card.person, group, mixed

Retirement dinner for Ray Clegg held 16th August 1991. From left to right: Roy Palmer, Peter Davison, Derek Beveridge, Ray Clegg, Malcolm Young, Clive Redhead and Jim Coventryperson, group, retirement dinner ray clegg

2 photos taken at the retirement dinner for Ray Clegg held 16th August 1991. In the first photo from left to right: Roy Palmer, Joan Clegg, Ray Clegg, Mrs. Palmer, Malcolm Young, John Bird and Jim Nielsen. In the second photo from left to right: Jim Coventry, Joan Clegg, Ray Clegg, Vivienne Greenshields, Ross Jones, Ian Zimmer, Jim Wilson, Bill Fuzzard and John Davis.person, group, retirement dinner ray clegg

Group of employees. From left to right: Bill Dingfelder, Reg Thomas, Paul Bell, Marlo Tanaskovic, Graham Sheckelton, Harold Ennor, Les Whitford.business, retail, gas and fuel

Book, Ilvingstone the pathfinder, Les Gillies Collection, a red hardcovered book, by Basil Mathews. M.A. with seven illustrations by Ernest Prater and nineteen other pictures and photographs. Fifth Impression.Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press, London, New York, Toronto, and Melbourne, 1920. On the front cover a label: Servicr Library, Australian Comfort's Fund ( Vidtorian Division ), Returned Army Sister's Auxillary, Group, No.20, C.F.914.Basil Mathews , M.A..book, livingstone the pathfinder

Group photo of 7 employees in Bendigobusiness, retail, gas and fuel

Group photo of 9 employees. Bendigo works part crew, August 1973. On rear of photo is a stamp that reads I.A.P. Member Rick Altman Photography Suite 5, 564 St Kilda Road Melbourne, 3004 PH. 519343, Ref. No. 341.F12.lbusiness, retail, gas and fuel

Group of people in front of new Gas & Fuel Building.Kodakbusiness, retail, gas and fuel

3 males in new office space. Boxes and pieces of equipment on the floor.Fujiperson, group, males

3 males in new office space. Boxes and pieces of equipment on the floor.Fujiperson, group, males

A group of employees enjoying barbecue in the grounds of the new Gas&Fuel buildingFujiperson, group, mixed

2 unknown males in suits standing at the front entrance to the new Gas&Fuel headquarters. One is unveiling a plaque on the side of the entrance.Fujiperson, group, males

Photocopy of photo: 4 women dressed in suits, dresses. On rear of sheet, 4 women dressed in suits and hats. In pencil 1962 popular girls ??? Appear to be the same group in photo on front of sheet.bendigo, bendigo easter fair, 1962 popular girl competition

Photocopy of group of men and women. Women wearing sashes, popular girl. Written on pencil 1962 popular girls ?? On back photocopy of 1964 Popular Girls, image shows Annette martin, Merrilynne Payne, Alec Craig ( Mayor) Margaret Collins, Helen Lord.bendigo, bendigo easter fair, popular girls competition

Wilhelma Chronic, commemorating the founding of the Templer settlement Wilhelma in 1902 in Palestine.This book tells the short history of a little German village in Israel. The Friends of Jerusalem, a small group expelled from the Protestant Church in Germany called themselves Templers with the official name of Temple Society sought to establish settlements of small communities in Palestine. Soft cover 173 pages with black & white photographs, maps and illustrations.Kurt Beilharzreligions, christian, german, religion-german-templers-palestine-wilhelma

Diggers and miners. At the outset, we must be clear as to what diggings was. A gold diggings was. A gold diggings was not a gold mine, or a group of gold mines, and the digger was not a miner as we know him - though, right from the beginning of the rush, the words ''mines'' and ''miners'' were used to describe ''diggings'' and ''diggers''. Diggers and Miners. Markings: 2 994.5 WAL. Used as a teaching aid.hanimounteducation, tertiary, goldfields

Bendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2001. On parade: Audrey Carey's gym class for women and girls was held in the South Bendigo Progress Hall in Neale Street, Flora Hill. The group entered a float in the 1959 Easter Procession. Mary McKenna is on the right, Rose O'Connell facing her and Else Sumner kneeling. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Bendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2001. Golden days: a group at the central Red, White and Blue mine; circa 1940. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Envelope containing 2 negatives. On outside of envelope 'Devonshire Group' Negatives show mine site. Negatives not scanned.bendigo, buildings, fortuna ?

Colour photo: image shows large group od Masons in regalia, crowd observing, at the laying of the foundation stone for the new Masonic Lodge in McIvor Road, Bendigo. On rear of image: on green sticker laying of foundation stone, Masonic Temple, McIvor Road, Bendigo, 1989.bendigo, clubs, masonic temple

Article Bendigo Advertiser dated 28.8.1974, copy of newspaper, not original. Headline ' To be Historical Society Headquarters in Bendigo' Article discusses BHS move to Dudley House, View Street, Bendigo ' one of a group of Government buildings erected around Camp Hill towards the end of the 'fifties of last century'.bendigo, clubs, bendigo historical society