W.H. Mitchell. Grocer. Corner Patrick Street and Sloane Streetstawell building

Portrait - Cr. W.A. Whitford 1922 (Framed Photograph)stawell

Portrait - Cr. W.J. McMullin 1897-99 (Framed Photograph)stawell

Portrait - Cr. W.E. Kernot 1909-10 Chemist Stawell (Framed Photograph)stawell

Portrait - I.O.O.F. Bro. W.G.D. Marshall c1920stawell

Stawell Gift Winner 1967. W.G. Howard (Wodonga)stawell

Bandsman W.N. Cook in uniform c1899stawell entertainment

Portrait W.G. Sharpley. Town Clerk 1927 to 1954stawell government

Portrait J.W.J. Gutierrez miner storekeeper then Hotel Keeper Western Turf Hotel Stawell.stawell government

Portrait of W.G. Wilson Mayor 1947-48stawell government

Portrait of W.J. Lambstawell

Presentation to W.B. Stewart (Entree Dish) 1939stawell

Portrait - A.W. Withers c1900stawell

R.W. Withers. Grocer Shop Stawellstawell

Police Superintendent’s Horse Stables. Photos showing the hole in the back wall. Colour photos of red brick building, once Police Superintendent's Horse stables. Stawell 1988 Geoff Oates P.O. Box 402 Stawell.stawell

Black and white portrait of Frederick John Cato seated holding folded papers. The coloured photo is an A4 print of a painting of Fred Cato in the Canberra National Portrait Gallery. In both photos Frederick is seated and dressed in a suit, vest and tie. Frederick John Cato (1858 -1935) was a grocer, part of the Moran & Cato chain of some years ago. He was born in Stawell and went to 502 (Stawell State School) for many years eventually becoming an assistant teacher. He resigned in 1887 to go teaching in new Zealand. Frederick was a generous man and Cato prizes were presented to pupils attending 502. Stawell benefited in many ways from his generosity. Cato Park was named in his honor. Two photographs of Frederick John Cato. One a black and white photo the other an A4 print of a painting of Fred Cato in the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra.Fred Cato-Photo in National Portrait Gallery-Canberra c. Early 1930sstawell

Photos of horse drawn wagons loaded with wheat in front of Wimmera Flour Mill. Railway trucks in front of mill. William Frayne built and owned the mill (181-01). This photograph was taken near the railway station. Rail trucks indicate late 1870's, railway opened 1876.Two black and white photos of horses with loaded wagons. In the first photo there are 4 men and many loaded wagons in front of the wooden three-story mill. In the second photo there are six horses pulling a loaded wagon with bagged grain and driver seated on the load. stawell business industry farming

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The life of James A Garfield 20th President of the United States of America. Red Hard Cover: Black floral design. Title in Black Print. Author in red Print. on gold background. It Illustrations in red print on gold background. towards the bottom of the book Title and other print on spine in Red is raised.Inside: First Prize Awarded to Henry Dane for highest number of marks during the year 1885 in the 1st class Boys. Trinity Church of England Sunday School Stawellstawell education, biography

Buildings - Foundation Stone At The School Associated with - G.E.Haines/Peg Mcewan

Buildings - Primary School Associated with - G.V.Bolton/Peg Mcewan

People - See Attached List Buildings - Malmsbury State School