An interment receipt from Bendigo Cemetery received from Mr. W. Farmer for the interment of Mr. Norman G. Chancellor for two pounds and ten shillings. 10/08/1926.cemetery, lydia chancellor collection, collection, interment, bendigo, death, male, individual, cemetery, bendigo cemetery, receipt

Document: McColl, Rankin and Stanistreet - Deborah Extended Gold Mining Company NL - gold lease documents, No. 11148, Vol. 326, Fol. 35984. Lease adjoins Bendigo Cemetery.,organization, mining, deborah extended gold mining compan, mccoll, rankin and stanistreet, deborah extended gold mining company, gold mining, lease documents

BHS CollectionBlack and white postcard of Bendigo Tramways Electric Tram No. 3 showing a driver and a conductor. Advertising 'Hartley's Everything for Sport'. Taken in front of Bendigo Cemetery, Carpenter St, Bendigo.Kodak Australiaperson, individual, basil miller

Document. Letter to Greta Balsillie from Peter Frost CoGB Re Proposed Monument at White Hills Cemetery recognizing the Old Bendigo Cemetery. Letter dated 22nd October 1993.document, memo, letter to greta balsille

Bendigo Cemetery Interment Receipt dated October 5th, 1927. Received from W. N. (?) Farmer the sum of two pounds ten shillings as charge for the interment of Jane Theresa Prout.document

The Electric Supply Company of Victoria Ltd, Bendigo Tramways souvenir tram ticket, Railway picnic September 16th 1905, clipped for Bendigo Cemetery. No. 891. Contains also a photocopy of the ticket described.person, individual, basil miller

Document. Letter to Carol Holsworth (FOBC) thanking her for information submitted to enable cancellation of Incorporation of the Friends of Bendigo Cemeteries. Dated 2 July 2015. Letter from Department of Justice and Regulation.document, memo, letter to carol holsworth

Document. Letter to Carol Holsworth from Robert Bruce, Australian Heritage Commission RE nomination of Chinese Funeral Tower at Bendigo Cemetery for the register of the National Estate. Letter dated 3 June 1996.

Bendigo Cemetery Interment Receipt No. 24117 issued January 20th 1919. Received from H. N. (?) Farmer the sum of two pounds two shillings six pence as charge for the interment of Mary Jane Prout.document

6 colour photographs: Bendigo Cemetery, April 1991 8A & 8B chapel 8C horse hitching posts Carpenter Street 8D Rotunda 8E cemetery Gates 8F decorative Cenetery fence, Carpenter StreetEstelle hewston

Document. Submission to VCAT prepared by the FOBC 10/11 Feb 2005. Prepared by Carol Holsworth. Submission challenged Bendigo Cemeteries Trust application to remove nine peppercorn trees at the White Hills Cemetery. (17 pages).document, memo, submission to vcat

Light blue Receipt for the purchase of ground in the Bendigo Cemetery. No. 2801 dated May 30th 1898. Received from Charles Lea for the purchase of ground in the Church of England burials No. 14938 Compartment D6 and signed by G. Redpath.person, receipts, lea family, lea family documents - purchase of ground receipt, charles lea, bendigo cemetery, g redpath, j b young general printer bendigo

Light blue Interment Receipt from the Bendigo Cemetery dated May 30th 1898. Receipt No. 14938 for the sum of One Pound Ten Shillings for the Interment of Sarah Ettie Lea in Compartment D6. Signed by G. Redpath, Sexton.person, receipts, lea family, lea family documents - interment receipt, bendigo cemetery, charles lea, g redpath, j b young printer bendigo

Photograph of the Bendigo Cemetery showing some headstones among the trees. Caretakers cottage ?, Chapel ?, on the left of the shot with some children and an older man in front. There is a picket fence along the front of the cemetery and a cow standing on the roadway at the right hand edge of the photo.Batchelderplace, cemetery, bendigo cemetery, carpenter street, bendigo cemetery, batchelder

Born in 1844 Prince Alfred was the fourth child and second son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. He joined the Royal Navy at age 14 as a midshipman and by 1866 had attained the rank of captain and had command of HMS Galatea, a steam-powered sail-equipped frigate. In the same year, Alfred was made Duke of Edinburgh. In January 1867 the Galatea set sail from Plymouth on a round the world voyage visiting the Mediterranean before making a state visit to the emperor of Brazil. Two months were spent in the Cape Colony in South Africa before crossing the Indian Ocean to Australia. The Prince continued his tour to country Victoria and in Bendigo tragedy struck on 18th Dec 1867. A model of the royal ship Galatea, crewed by young boys, was the centerpiece of a reception and a procession. The procession circled round, and entering the Camp Reserve piled the torches into one general bonfire. At this time the demonstration of the evening was marred by a sad accident. The Bendigo Volunteer Fire Brigade put on a demonstration with lighted torches which were carelessly extinguished, embers floated onto the model ship which quickly caught fire. Witnesses also reported that firecrackers were being thrown. the accident was caused either owing, to the fireworks or careless use of the torches. Three boys in the model ship were burned to death and several others injured. The Volunteer Fire Brigades' rigged ship Galatea, which had formed a conspicuous object in the proceedings of the morning was driven along the crowded thoroughfare manned with young citizens dressed in sailor costumes, and took fire from the fireworks. Some of the sails immediately caught fire, and before an escape could be made, four of the occupants were most severely burnt. With. the assistance of the bystanders, the flames were quenched, but so severe were the injuries sustained by the lads, that they had to be conveyed to the hospital. Of the four, one, James Brown, son of Mr.James Brown, formerly, of the Water Supply department in Sandhurst and now of Tasmania, recovered from his injuries, but the other three died shortly after the accident. They were Wm. Langston McGrath, Sylvester Francis Cahill and Thomas Walters, each about eight years of age. They were buried at the Back Creek Cemetery, and a movement, initiated b ythe citizens, resulted in their graves being marked by public memorials. In connection with this sad event it should be mentioned that when the explosion of fireworks on board the model ship took place, Mr. Meagher, the captain of the brigade, although struck on the head by a rocket, dragged several of the boys from the flames. He and Mr. Hickey, one of the members of the brigade, were severely burned in their efforts to save the boys, in which they were assisted by Mr. Irving.Bendigo Historical Society excursion to the Bendigo Cemetery and visit to the graves and memorial of the three boys burned to death in a model of the ship Galatea during the visit of the Duke of Edinburgh in 1867. The DVD contains a slide show of the excursion. The photos taken by Libby Luke are published here.history, bendigo, galatea tragedy

Chinese Memorials Memories. The White Hills Cemetery - Bendigo.Golden Dragon Museum.bendigo, chinese, history, from gold discovery to mid twentieth century.

19 tramways tickets on green card - Bendigo Cemetery to Eaglehawk and return. Each card is numbered and they are: Ro8528, Ro 8529, Ro8517, Ro8518, Ro8519, Ro8520, Ro8521, Ro8526, Ro8516, Ro8522, Ro8523, Ro8524, Ro8525, Ro8505, Ro8507, Ro8509, Ro8510, Ro8511, Ro8512. Inscriptions on front and reverse see ticket.person, individual, basil miller

Copy of research conducted for Anzac Display at Specimen Cottage 2015, on Jack Swatton, President of the Bendigo Branch of the RSL 1958 - 1960. Jack enlisted for service in the first AIF on 10 July 1915. He died 9 August 1988, buried Bendigo Cemetery MON G7. Research sourced from M. Poustie.-person, individual, john william swatton, swatton, j.w., bendigo rsl

Sepia tone photo of Bendigo tramways tram no. 2 taken in front of Bendigo Cemetery in Carpenter Street, showing driver and conductor. Mounted on a green tinted backing card. Dated on back '11th March 1907 -Conductor Dan McCormick, Motorman Geo(rge) Cook. Stamp on back, 'Cyril White, photographer, Mundy St, Bendigo.Cyril Whitebasil miller, dan mc cormick, george cook, bendigo tramways, bendigo cemetery

Letter from Noelle Young, 3rd. June 2005, of 20 Salvatore Street, Noranda 6062, re William Meyer. Also contains information about Elizabeth Grace who was employed as an assistant and then teacher in 1859 - 1860. Elizabeth married Henry Meyer in 1860 and the family moved to Queensland and then back to Bendigo, Elizabeth died in 1882 and is buried in the Bendigo Cemetery.bendigo, education, golden square primary school, golden square primary school laurel street, meyer family, elizabeth grace

Document Deborah Extended Gold Mining Company N/L document - gold mining lease document, Vol 334 071, dated 18 April 1957, 4 pages with map. Map adjoins Bendigo Cemetery. Lease between Deborah Extended Gold Mining Company N/L and the State of Victoria. No. 11339, Vol 334 Fol 071.organization, mining, gold mining lease, deborah extended gold mine, gold mining lease

The photograph shows ESCo Bendigo No. 3 with the conductor and driver standing at the front of the tram. Tram has a Hartley's sporting goods roof advertisement. Taken at the Bendigo Cemetery, Carpenter St Bendigo. The tram has been fitted with windscreens but not converted for one-man operation. Provides information about the uniforms of the time. Photo during the 1920s?Yields information about Bendigo tram No. 3 and the crew uniformsBlack and white photograph on plain papertramcars, trams, bendigo, tram 3, uniforms

Invoice from William Farmer Undertaker & Embalmer dated January 25, 1927 to Miss L. Prout, Quick Street, Ironbark for funeral expenses of the late Jane Theresa Prout. Supply polished casket , limousine and attendance to Bendigo Cemetery - Paying cemetery charges - Funeral notices for a total of 14 pounds, 7 shillings and 6 pence. At the bottom - Paid in full 24/02/1928document