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Brimbank City Council Art Collection
Painting, Judy Waalwyk, Childhood Keilor, circa 1996
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Brimbank City Council Art Collection
Painting, F Disch, Gatehouse, Keilor, 24/11/1976
Local scene - Overnewton Gatehouse. Local scene - Overnewton Gatehouse.Painting, oil on board. -
Brimbank City Council Art Collection
Painting, F Disch, Keilor Hotel 1862, 1976
Local scene - historicalLocal scene - historicaloil on board -
Brimbank City Council Art Collection
Pen and wash, Noelene Willis, Old Bridge - Keilor, 1990
Loca scene and artistPen and wash -
Brimbank City Council Art Collection
Pen and wash, Noelene Willis, Keilor Pub, 1990
Keilor Pub- recent viewLocal scene and local artistpen and wash -
Brimbank City Council Art Collection
Pen and wash, Noelene Willis, Christ Church, Keilor, 1990
Building of local and historical significancePen and wash -
Brimbank City Council Art Collection
Photograph, Market Garden, Keilor
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Brimbank City Council Art Collection
Oil on Board, James Farrell, Christ Church, Keilor
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Brimbank City Council Art Collection
Decorative object - Stained glass window, Glass Dreams Leadlight, 1996
UnknownMotek, Stella. Glass Dreams Leadlight. 1996, stained glass window, Brimbank City Council At Collection, Brimbank Glass Dreams Leadlight 1996. Leadlight panels depicting historical views of Keilorkeilor, stella motek -
Melton City Libraries
Newspaper, James Pinkerton, 1991
"James Pinkerton, described by fellow settler Isaac Batey as ‘a fine old Scotish [sic] gentleman’, and his wife Margaret established ‘Chamois Ponds’ on Kororoit Creek in the Keilor district in 1840.44 After a fire in 1848, the Pinkerton family moved further west to a holding called Yaloke, on the Werribee River in the Melton district.45 Today, the Surbiton Park water treatment plant operates on part of the Yaloke run. The Pinkerton family is remembered in Melton in part due to the historic graves of the original settler, Margaret Pinkerton, and four of her grandchildren, which were marked by a memorial cairn in 1931. Changes to sewage flood zoning in the area in the 1990s necessitated that these burials be relocated. Members of the Melton & District Historical Society oversaw a project to relocate the Pinkerton graves and cairn 200 metres from their original site to their current resting place at Mount Cottrell. This relocation ceremony took place on 8 November 1992, with the participation of local school students and with Pinkerton descendants playing a central role. This occasion also marked the opening of the Pinkerton Forest Project, which saw 50 hectares of degraded woodland in Surbiton Park protected for regeneration".Photograph of Jame Pinkerton featured in the the Telegraphlocal identities, pioneer families -
National Vietnam Veterans Museum (NVVM)
Book, 'Stories of Vietnamese Reflection from Australian and Vietnamese Servicemen', 2005
... ., Vic., Keilor Est RSL, Footscray City College, containing...Vietnamese Veterans Vic., Keilor East RSL and Footscray... cover, published by Vietnamese Veterans Assoc., Vic., Keilor Est ...Small, soft cover, published by Vietnamese Veterans Assoc., Vic., Keilor Est RSL, Footscray City College, containing interviews and stories.book, interviews and stories