Copy of original black and white photograph early stage of Camp 13.Copy of black and white photograph. Interior of goal under construction. Workhorse in mid picture.camp 13, murchison victoria, internment camps, internment camp buildings

Copy of original black and white photograph early stage of Camp 13.Copy of black and white photograph of search light over race between compounds. Huts in background. Single building among trees at rear.camp 13, murchison victoria, internment camps, internment camp buildings

Copy of original black and white photograph early stage of Camp 13.Copy of black and white photograph of race separating compounds. Huts in bottom right hand corner. Trees in background. Single building on hiss in background.camp 13, murchison victoria, internment camps, internment camp buildings

Copy of original black and white photographCopy of black and white photograph. Administration staff quarters. Early stages of garden.camp 13, murchison victoria, internment camps, internment camp gardens

B. Doller, M. Normington, L. Harrison, I. Glover in very early days in meeting room at Museum. Hessian display boards in background.Colour photograph of 4 members of Tatura Historical Society discussing submission to Tidy Towns Museum Section August 1988on back:.names as belowtatura museum

Original photograph of 39 men from G. V. Region at Thistle Conference, Rochester, 30 May 1907. Men would have been Councillors. Thistles on the land were a great problem in the early 1900's. Unemployed were often given the job of digging them out.Sepia photograph of 39 men outside Council Chambers, Rochester, 1907.on back: Thistle Conference Rochester 30 May 1907

Michael Hogan Michael Hogan never lived in Tatura although his son Thomas was a major early developer of the town (Hogan Street)Large photo in gold frame of Michael Hogan, father of Thomas Hogan. A pioneer of Tatura. Photo in grey tonings.tatura pioneers

Original photograph of Tatura Fire Brigade members, possibly 1933. C. J. Mitchell, T. Hogan, N. Mitchell, K. Williams, E. Francis, R. Dick, B. Ough, Anderson, L. Brady, T. Layton, Captain Bob Barron, J. Whelpdale, J. Brady, M. Pritchard and E. Mitchell.Original. Black and white photograph of members of Tatura Fire Brigade, on early fire truck.on back: names of members (see below)

Record of events in first 100 years of Katamatite development. Includes early selectors names and old photographs.Cream cover. Horses and wagons. Katamatite the first 100 years 1876-1976. The cover is reproduced from an original oil painting by the author Mrs Ada Rudd.inside cover: Presented to Mr and Mrs R. Kuhnle by the residents of Katamatite on the occasion of their centenary. 18-4-1976victorian history, katamatite

Heritage citation report 2911. Significance levels "contributary "Joyce Crawford is the wife of the late Arch CrawfordA4 1 1/2 pages. Handwritten notes on Gibbs Bakery (Tatura) and some Gibb Family History. Includes a photo of Gibbs house 117 Hogan Street. gibb, tatura history, gibb family history

Report on mines, including Balaclava, extracts from Waranga News. Early happening settlement life.Black with metal clips. Labels on spine.rushworth, waranga, balaclava mines

A graphic account of the complaints, organisations and privileges during the hectic round up of alien internees obtained by Arthur and Lurline Knee from Canberra.Australian archives - folios - attached to this. Sheet have been copied from ASIO Security Service, etc. Clear plastic folder - Australian Archives - ACT Regional Office - inc. booklet found in Sydney Hotel - the chronicle of the German Internment Camps in Australia - branded SECRET 19 May 1941. From 5 June to 15 December 1940as aboveinternment camps, alien internees, australian archives, early internment organisation

More or less duplication obtained from ASIO, obtained by Arthur and Lurline Knee, from the Military Board Chief of the General Staff Army Headquarters, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne 24 April 1941. Marked SECRET. no action considered necessary.Clear plastic folder, the 14 page translation of extracts from the record of the German Internment camps in Australia - confiscated from F. Hoenemann 22 February 1941.Found in a Sydney Hotel.f. hoenemann, department of the army, early internment organisation

Newspaper article published on 16 November 1991 in the Northern Territory News in memory of the most celebrated warship HMAS Sydney, lost 50 years earlier.Clear plastic cover containing newspaper articles concerning the battle between HMAS Sydney and the German Raider Kormoran.hmas sydney, hsk kormoran, dhurringile, pow camps, captain theodor detmers, hmas sydney 50th anniversary

An account of the author's family background & early life, more particularly those events leading to their internment in Tatura, Victoria, Australia during World War 2. The author's parents (author Hermine Wedel, nee Strauss) were of German nationality & practicing as missionaries in New Guinea. Upon the outbreak of WW2, those German nationals were ordered to the coast by the Australian authorities and the men were transported to internment camps in Australia. The women remained behind, reporting regularly to the authorities, until they too were brought to camps in Australia at the end of 1941. They were eventually reunited in a family camp for internees, Camp 3 at Tatura, in 1943. They were released from the camp to work in Australia in 1947 and the family returned to New Guinea in 1949, and eventually went back to Germany. The author also briefly recounts her marriage & married life in Brazil & Germany. 13 page document, A4 paper. 7 pages of English translation, 6 pages German original. world war ii, internee camps, civilian internees, german internees, camp 3, tatura, new guinea, strauss, stuerzenhofecker

Homestead of D. Kilmartin, Springvale Road, early 1900s. Kilmartin on verandah, man and horse, birdcage handing from verandah.tatura, buildings, historic, costume, male

"Gowrie Park" homestead built by early settler George Stewart; Features David Russell and family posing on verandah, and cockatoo.tatura, buildings, historic, costume, male, female

The Bowling Green and Pavilion.|The Tatura Bowling Club was formed in 1904 thanks to the enthusiasm of the Manager of the Bank of Victoria in Tatura, Mr R.J. Luxton, who became the first President. Cr. James Wilson officially opened the Bowling Club on 9 November of that year.|"Mr Luxton threw the "Jack", and Mrs Jas Wilson sent down the first bowl (which, by the way, hit the "Jack")" ...quote from W.H. Bossence history of Tatura.|Extra greens were provided in 1948, and Associates were admitted in 1954 under the Presidency of Mrs H. Beckwith.tatura, buildings, historic, recreations, games, sports, costume, male