Sketch and descriptions of the old cottage, near the present Irene Crescent by N. Jamieson from advice of Arthur Schwerkolt 1993.schwerkolt cottage, jamieson, norma, schwerkolt, arthur

Article from Whitehorse Gazette regarding a brochure to be released by Whitehorse Council telling the story of Schwerkolt Cottage.schwerkolt cottage

Article from Whitehorse Gazette re wisteria time party at Schwerkolt Cottage.schwerkolt cottage, jones, dominic

Pamphlet to advertise Friends of Schwerkolt Cottage Teddy Bear's Picnic on the 30th anniversary of the restoration of the Cottage.schwerkolt cottage, friends of schwerkolt cottage

Newspaper article by Doris Mattingley on the occasion of 1st birthday of Nunawading Historical Society when members brought along their own personal treasures.local history, mattingley, doris

Letter from Hilda George to Norma Jamieson telling of life in and around McCulloch Street c1920.local history, brunson, sarah ann, brunson, catherine, mcculloch street, nunawading, brunson, lucy, robinson, j.r., plant (mr), chugg, william harold, pavey (mr), george family

Photocopy of an article in the National Times by Ruth Park on the experiences of people during the 1929 depression. Article was written in January 1974 and published in April 1981.Photocopy of an article in the National Times by Ruth Park on the experiences of people during the 1929 depression.depression 1929 - 1939, ruth park

Diagrams of high chairs.Diagrams of high chairs.furniture, high chairs

Article in Nunawading Post, 1991, on domestic violence in Police F & G District which includes Nunawading in the 12 months to June 30 1991.social problems, martin, heather (rev), amos, anne (rev)

Memories by Merle Duncan recorded 7/1/1986. Zander Avenue named after the Zanders who had an apple orchard there. Wright Family owned a milk bar in Springfield Road and they built Mountain view shops in Springfield Road. The old manse, now the Nunawading North Community House was their home. Nicoll Reserve was a pear orchard owned by the Aytons.roads and streets, zander avenue, nunawading, nunawading, duncan, merle, wright family, mountain view shops, springfield road, nunawading, nicoll reserve, ayton family, zander family

Extract from 'The Parishioner', Nunawading Uniting Church written by Niel Brain, donated by Heather Brain.social history, brain, niel, brain, heather, emonson family, galacher family, nunawading uniting church, mackechnie family, fenwick, freda may, curwood, nance, dixon, eric

Article in the Gazette about Mayor Kevin Abbott and his family of seven children, 1994.mayors, abbott, kevin, abbott, evelyn, abbott, andrew, abbott, marlo, abbott, daniel, abbott, lara, abbott, hamish, abbott, sarah, abbott, patrick, city of nunawading

Article on the history of the Albers Family who had a flower farm at Burwood from the Burwood Bulletin Issue 27, Nov/Dec 1987.albers, ernest, albers, edna, albers, ernest nicholas, albers, bill, highfield road, canterbury, hunter road, camberwell, kyneton, victoria, canterbury state school, albers, joe, albers, dick, norwood road, burwood, toorak road, camberwell, burwood, burwood highway, burwood no 221, warburton, orana

Article re Vermont resident Lex Arthurson who celebrated his 21st birthday in Changi prison and is returning after 50 years to revisit. He was one of 125 Australians and 1,000 British who were forced to work on the Burma Railway.prisoners of war, world war 1939 - 1945, arthurson, lex

Article recording John Asher and his mother, Mrs Elsie Asher revisiting the hospital where John was born 67 years ago. The hospital was known as Maristowe Private Hospital or Nurse Buchanan's Home.asher, john, asher, elsie may

Document written by Norma Jamieson re Clara Aspinall during the years 1858 - 1861 regarding life in Melbourne.aspinall, clara, social history

Photocopy of a photograph of Joseph Aspinall circa 1878. Joseph Aspinall arrived in Box Hill 1850, Roads Board member 1857 - 62, Shire Councillor 1872 - 78, First chairman Cemetery Trustees 1872.aspinall, joseph, local history

Extract from 'The History of Victoria and Melbourne' extracted by Nancy Leach on Joseph Aspinall.aspinall, joseph, shire of nunawading

Article re Cr Savvas Athan finishing his mayoral term with high optimism for the city.athan, savvas, local government

Article re Cr Bruce Atkinson finishing his mayoral term with his report on how the city has progressed during the year.atkinson, bruce, local government

Article in Nunawading Gazette on the memories of Brian Amos who has retired after 22 years as radio announcer at Forest Hill Chase Shopping Centre.amos, brian, forest hill chase, shopping centres

Article in Nunawading Gazette about new Lions International District Governor for District 201 which covers from Melbourne to Bendigo and Wedderburn and comprises 59 Lions Clubs.service clubs, lions international, angus, geoff, lions club of nunawading, frazer, kevin, freeman, ray, morgan, brian, shell company, environmental management, apex club nunawading

Article re retiring Councillors, Bruce Atkinson, Margaret Edwards and Harry Janssen.atkinson, bruce, edwards, margaret, janssen, harry, local government

Article by Katy Ashley-Griffiths on Bruce Atkinson and his 17 years association with Nunawading Council.atkinson, bruce, local government

Guiding Vermont 1929 - 1984: a history of Vermont District Brownies Guides and Rangers ; with invitation to Valda Arrowsmith to dinner celebrating 70 years of guiding in Vermont; and menu for dinner held 19 June 1999.guide groups, arrowsmith, valda, vermont guides

Article in Nunawading Gazette on 97 year old Ruby Angus. She trained as an infant teacher. Later she became a senior lecturer at Melbourne Teachers' College. She retired in 1958 after 40 years involvement in teaching.teachers, angus, ruby, ballarat, australian broadcasting commission, melbourne teachers college

Order of service for funeral of Archie Kennedy, 6 Aug 1917 - 29 May 1998 ; with 'Summary of a life' by Frank Kennedy (eldest son) and note of relatives. See also photograph NP1045.kennedy, archibald francis, frank

Mrs Aumann speaks to Keith Rooney and tells that her husband purchased the property in 1920 paying 500 ponds for 10 acres. They grew apples, pears and peaches, also she remembers neighbours properties.aumann family, junction road, blackburn north, ander, les, croft family, mitchell family, kendall family, white (mrs), sommerscales (mr), foster, charlie, barnes family, le gerche family, platt family, eriksson, edgar, breusch, bert, closter, charlie

Aumann family reunion Oct 30 - 31 1993. Carl Aumann came to Australia in 1853 from Prussia and settled on an orchard in Doncaster. He had six children and 59 grandchildren. 300 letters re the reunion have been sent to known descendants.aumann family