Royal Exchange Hotel Stawell with Court House in Patrick Street Stawell 1930stawell

Royal Exchange Hotel with Verandah Patrick Street Stawell near Court Housestawell

Magdala Cake Baked at Victoria Bakery Patrick Street by Mr J. Walker. C1881stawell, streetscape

Portrait - Isaac Newton 1842-1915 miner then dairyman farmer then became a butcher in Patrick Streetstawell

Home - Corner Patrick & Clemes Streets (about 1888) Original Copy at Public Records Office.stawell

Wright Pawsey & Mitchell Grocery Store. Patrick Street corner Sloane Street Stawell c1900stawell business shops

Scenes from Big Hill 1920’s shows rear of Court House in Patrick Streetstawell

Royal Exchange Hotel without Verandah. Patrick Street Stawell near Court House. C1970stawell

Business - Mathers & Robbie Produce Merchants. Patrick Street Stawell c1880 in vicinity of Secondary College.stawell

Design by J. Patrick, S. Mullany, drawn by S.M. On 07.01.1988, amended 12.01.1989. (1) On tracing paper. (2) On paper.j. patrick, s. mullany, vcah, burnley

Stawell Township - Upper Main Street 1880. Patrick Street Main Street corner at centre of Photo.stawell

Melbourne Cash Store corner of Patrick Street and Sloane Street from P.C. News Supplement 1888stawell businesses

Mining Scene between Fisher Street and Patrick Streets - includes Wimmera Battery 1880 later trotting trackstawell

Stawell Township - Upper Main Street 1880. Patrick Street Sloane Street corner lower middle of Photo.stawell

This photograph was taken on the occasion of the appointment of Steve Bracks to the University of Ballarat Council. Three men are seated on a bench outside a building at the University of Ballarat Mt Helen Campus. From left to right they are Professor David James (Vice-Chancellor). Steve Bracks (Parliamentary representative of University of Ballarat Council), Professor Patrick Hope (Pro Vice-Chancellor / Administration)university of ballarat, bracks, james, hope, council

Foresters’ Hotel J. Cawley corner 186 Main Street and Patrick Street from P.C. News Supplement 1888stawell businesses

Royal Exchange Hotel 1972. Patrick Street Stawell. Taken from Stawell Times News 25 Feb 1972Three story brick building. stawell

Court House Patrick Street showing weatherboard house at right of photo and weatherboard shop at left of photo. And part of Royal Exchange Hotel.B/W Photograph of the Stawell Courthouse. A Substancial two story brick building. the building has three arches at the enterence, with a wrouht iron fence either side of the arches.It also has arched windows, and a slate roof.stawell building, court house

Court House Patrick Street showing weatherboard house at right of photo and weatherboard shop at left of photo. And part of Royal Exchange Hotel.B/W Photograph of the Stawell Courthouse. A Substancial two story brick building. the building has three arches at the enterence, with a wrouht iron fence either side of the arches.It also has arched windows, and a slate roof.stawell building, court house

Red Post Box previously located at Corner of Patrick St and Main Street 1874 being located at Historical Society Gardens by Paul Cuffepost office, mail

Panorama from Big Hill showing water Reservoir and back of St Patrick's Church and Crudace Street. Mining holes in foreground on side of Big HillOriginal photograph c 1928 of Stawell from Big Hill & 2 enlargements. RB 1232. 14-4-28. Stawell from Big Hill stawell, panorama, streetscape

Report - or booklet - 40 pages printed on newsprint plus gloss paper cover - quarto size - centre stapled - titled "Hold the line - Costing Melbourne's transport options" Written by John Andrews, Geoff Lacey and Patrick Moriarty - published by the combined public transport unions - June 1981. Looks at the impacts of the Lonie report and Minister Maclellan options for reducing public transport in Melbourne and converting rail lines to light rail, sustainability. Has a table of contents, list of unions involved. See image i5 for a summary of the report - back cover.trams, tramways, lonie report, unions, public transport, melbourne, light rail, upfield light rail, buses

A short article about Patrick Francis Plunkett and his service in World War 1. At the time of his enlistment he was living at Panton Hill, he was born in St Andrews (Queenstown).One page, text and colour images.world war 1 project, patrick francis plunkett

View upper Main streets looking West across Layzell Streets and Patrick Streets (hidden). Stawell News offices is on right (previously the factory of Mr. J.I. Shirreff luxurious cabs). Forester's Hotel on left.stawell

Gilbert Family Group in Patrick Street Stawell at the old Tom and Sarah Berry home circa 1912. Three gentlemen two ladies two children dog and duck standing in back yard of old weatherboard home.stawell building