Wooden gate on Home Walker Street (Henderson)stawell

Tree. Canadian Redwood. 17 Sloan Street and corner of Allen Street. 1996. House called "Bedale" demolished in 1996 was built in 1903 probably the home of George Kay of Wayman and Kay Foundry. stawell entertainment

Home of Joseph Shilton 1870 – Later ( Holy Trinity Vicarage Stawell 1922/23). Main Street Stawell Now demolished.stawell building

2 Photographs of Wehl Family “Carlsrule” Fernery c1885-1890stawell

William & Mary Ann Currie in front of Slab Home c1910stawell house

Scene. W.H. Rees First Home. a Tent 1860stawell

Home under Construction. R.L. Henderson. Walker St.stawell

Home under Construction. R.L. Henderson. Walker St.stawell

Home under Construction. R.L. Henderson. Walker St.stawell

Deep Lead – Samuel and Emma Rogers taken in front of home.stawell

Deep Lead Henry (Harry) and Elizabeth Freeland's Home. Destroyed by fire 1991stawell

Goldsworthy Home at Bright 1906stawell

Large Tree – in Old Kays Foundry site Sloane Street Tree. Canadian Redwood. 17 Sloan Street and corner of Allen Street. House called "Bedale" demolished in 1996 was built in 1903 probably the home of George Kay of Wayman and Kay Foundry. Two photosstawell

Helen Schutt (now McPherson) Nursing Home. Sloane St. Under construction 1996. Eight photographsstawell

Home of Heal Family in Ligar Street c1860s note shingle roof. Mrs Heal and her daughter who later became Membrey standing in gateway.stawell

Private Home - 9 Seaby Street (formerly W. Crothers) 1997stawell

Private Home - “Overton” 66 Seaby Street 1997stawell

Private Home - 65 Seaby Street (Wakeham) 1997stawell

Private Home - 10 Seaby Street (Hobbs) 1997. Built by Mary Ellen Hobbs widow of William Hobbs Paid for by proceeds of Mine Investments Later purchased by Frank & Lorraine Stokes.Brick House with brick front fence in Seaby Street Stawell.stawell

Pearce Home. Doctors Creekstawell

Brick Home - O’Callaghan Street (Samuel Mills)stawell

Eventide Homes Buildingsstawell

Helen Shutt Nursing Home Sloane Streetstawell

Early Bush Home at Halls Gapstawell

Residence of Frank & Lorraine Stokes Seaby Street. The Home was constructed in 1891 for his widow Mary Ellen Hobbs who with Thomas Kinsella owned the Magdala Cum Moonlight Mine. 7119 Doorway Showing carved wooden pediment above 7119-1 Showing a marble fireplace and oval mirror above 7119-2 Showing the ceiling decorations and light rose 7119-3 Showing a rectangle mirror above another fire place 7119-4 Showing a canopied bed 7119-5 Showing a dark stone fireplace mantle 6 Colour photographs showing the interior of the Hobbs home in Seaby Street.buildings

7130: Gunnings house prior to removal fro Constuction of Medical Centre. 7130-1: Old home in Wimmera St Remved for McCrackens used car yard. 7130-2: Dr. Andrew Cunningham looking at the constrution of the extensions to the Stawell Medical Centre. 7130-3: New Enterance to the Stawell Medical Centre. 7130-4: A Veiw of the partially completed extension to the SMC from Across the road. 7130-5: Slab Finished building under construction, town hall in background. 730-6 Brickwork and Timber truss's on new additions. 7130-6: Work Just Beginning. 7130-7- Old entrance to the SMC. 7130-8- the new additions to the SMC. 7130-9: 7130-10 & 11 1987 Extension. 7130 15 & 16 c 1980 Stawell Medical Centre Cnr Wimmera Scallan St. 71340-17: C 1985 Back entrance 7130-19 c1985 After removal of Gunnig house. 7130-20 c1985 Extension under way. 7130-21 Preparation of Foundations 7130-22 Medical Centre Extensions 7130-23 Extensions 7130-24 Foundations being dug 7130-25 Building underway 7130-26 Sue Cunningham and Meg in front of Stawell Medical CentreTwo B/W & 13 Colour Photographs in Plastic Pockets.medical

The wagga was owned by the great uncle of the donor's husband, George Stephens. Mr Stephens was a mining engineer in the late 1800s to early 1900s in Stawell, Main Lead (near Beaufort), Diamond Creek and Costerfield in Victoria. His last residence was at Bosterfield, where the wagga was used as a bed quilt in the mid 1940s. It may have also been used in the childhood home of Mr Stephens at Stawell. Mr Stephens saved the life of a blacksmith at Diamond Creek Gold Mine circa 1910.A wagga made from men's suits and coats, unpicked and sewn together. Pieces are in blue, brown checked and striped materials. There are remnants of a backing around the edges.wagga, running stitch collection, diamond creek, victoria, stawell, beaufort, costerfield

Home in Seaby Street no.1 next to railway line. Built by Luke Kinsella about c 1870. Photo taken March 1992 about time of sale. A series of nine coloured photos in Album 8. p 37-42 of the Seaby house and interior. Photos in album 8 show 3 different views of the side of the building. One of the wood paneling in the entrance hall. Also 3 photos of the mantlepieces and cast iron grates in the fireplace. Luke Kinsella, brother to Thomas Kinsella's (part owner of Magdala cum Moonlight mine). Thomas was the eldest of the boys then Luke and John Kinsella the youngest. Home in Seaby Street no.1 next to railway line. Built by Luke Kinsella about c 1870. Colour photograph. Series of 9 photos in Album 8. p37-42.stawell dwellings

Site of former Sunday school c 1990.Adverting sign from Monaghan's Real Estate with image of the houses.LUXURY HOME UNITS Six to be erected on this site. Monaghen's Real Estate Pty Ltd. 189 Main St. Stawell Ph. 053 581300 anytime. Builders W. Tuttle Project Homes Ph. 584123stawell religion