Photograph of post office staff outside the Canterbury Post Office c.1931 with names included. Black and white photograph. Enlarged from photograph no 138canterbury, canterbury post office, canterbury road, maling road, postal workers

Front of Monomeath with two ladies and a man walking in the garden and another lady sitting on the front verandah.Black and white photocanterbury, monomeath avenue, monomeath, snowden> e.g, canterbury road

Engineers, postmen and other staff pose outside Canterbury Post Office in the1930s.black and white photographcanterbury post and telegraph office, canterbury, canterbury road, postal workers

Historical notes on the family of Allen and Ida Findlay and their daughter Wilma, who lived on part of the Heatherdale Reserve. The notes include the birth and death certificates for Wilma Findlay.non-fictionHistorical notes on the family of Allen and Ida Findlay and their daughter Wilma, who lived on part of the Heatherdale Reserve. The notes include the birth and death certificates for Wilma Findlay.findlay family, heatherdale reserve, canterbury road ringwood east no. 27, findlay wilma

Drawing by William Tibbits of Canterbury, 1882 .Includes Canterbury Railway Station, Stationmasters House and Shrublands. Black and white drawing (copy)canterbury, canterbury road, rochester road, balwyn road, shrublands, canterbury railway station, stationmasters house, trees, steam trains, tibbits> william

Black and white photograph of on elderly man wearing a dark suit. Photographer name W. McNicoll 52 Canterbury Road, South Melbourne. On the back in red pen Mr. Charles Robinson.person, individual, charles robinson

4 pages single sided, A4non-fictionHistory of Forest Hill Post Office and its early postmasters and mistress from the Peacock familyforest hill post office, peacock robert, peacock family, peacock catherine, mcarthur archibald, scotchman's hill, mount pleasant

The Blackburn South Post Office was in 1962 housed in a building originally built as a P.O. for the 1956 Olympics games. It was located in the grounds of the M.C.C. and was transported to the Blackburn South site. Demolished c1970s. Information supplied by Stan Hander, 34Drummond Street, Blackburn South. He worked near the P.O. during the Olympics.Black and white photo of site of Blackburn Fibrous Plaster Works, Canterbury Road, Blackburn South. On left hand side can be seen the Blackburn South Post Office ( see History below).blackburn fibrous plaster works, blackburn south post office., hander, stan, olympic games

See NP3400Coloured photograph of Blackburn Railway crossing on Blackburn Road. South Parade is to the right and Central Road to the left, Blackburn Library is also on the left. The photograph is looking south towards Canterbury Road - 2012blackburn railway crossing, blackburn road

Ringwood Mail death notice 15/2/1945 and Obituary 16/2/1945 reporting the death of Ernest Wieland of Canterbury Road, Heathmont, on Thursday February 8, 1945, aged 67.Beloved husband of Beatrice, dear father of Stanley, Norman (deceased) and Alan (AIF). Mr. Wieland was born and grew up at Heathmont. A successful orchardist, he also took a keen interest in all local affairs. He was a member of the Heathmont Progress League, President of the Recreation Reserve Committee, a member of the Ringwood Bowling Club, and a member of the Dads' branch. The flags at the Town Hall and the Bowling Club were at half mast.