Swinton Home Station. Part of a collection of Photographs by Mr. O.G. Armstrong as commissioned by the Shire of Stawell for the Inter-colonial and Paris Exhibition in Melbourne in 1866. Swinton was a family name of John Carfrae, whose father was Thomas Swinton Carfrae of Edinburgh. When John Carfrae came to Ledcourt in 1848 he divided it into three runs, Ledcourt, Swinton and Newington. John Holt occupied Ledcourt and Swindon before 1865, at which time Marcus Clarke was a jackaroo. Alexander Gray came to Swinton in 1881. The Grey family still live at Swinton. The present home was built in 1911 after severe floods in 1909 destroyed the original homestead. Wooden cottage with outbuildings in front of trees. A number of men women and First Nations people standing and sitting in front.stawell aborigional

Photo of a weir near Lubeck Victoria.Black and white photo of a water course with a weir.Near Lubeckwater

Black and white rural scene of Mr. Archie McCallum riding on the footboard sowing with a Drill drawn by a team of eight horses. This photograph was take at Glenorchy. Original photo owned by Mr. Murray Macpherson.Black and white photograph of a rural scene. A person riding on the footboard of a drill, drawn by a eight horse team.glenorchy

Colour Photo of Dunmunkle Creek originally connected to Wimmera River at this point. Just before the Glenorchy Weir. 2017Colour photograph of what looks to be a dry creek bed. Timber on creek bank. Dunmunkle Creek originally connected to Wimmera River at this point. Just before the Glenorchy Weir (Photo taken 2017) water

Thethirdof 7 Photocopies of Photos Walter Christian Lying on Running Board taken at Glenorchy by Alex

Gold Escort 1852 Commemoration, Medallion. Castlemaine to Adelaide via Glenorchystawell

Square China Jug (Johnnie Walker Scotch Whisky) Inset Handle from Glenorchy Hotel stawell

BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH WILLIAM UNWIN COWLAND BUILT BALLARAT AND CLUNES TOWN HALLS AND VARIOUS OTHER BUILDINGS - ALSO GLENORCHY WEIR. HE BECAME PRESIDENT OF STAWELL 11 CHILDREN - 3 WIVES - BORN 1825 - DIED 1900 - BURIED GLENORCHY.AS ABOVElocal history, photography, photograph, town halls, builder

School was North of Glenorchy. It No longer existsStudents Saluting the Flag in front of weatherboard School BuildingRaluana School No 4504education, students