Once known as 'Allandale' at 431 Whitehorse Road, Mitcham - a previous old homestead built in 1905 - this property is now on the market for sale.Once known as 'Allandale' at 431 Whitehorse Road, Mitcham - a previous old homestead built in 1905whitehorse road, mitcham, no. 431, allandale

Black and white photograph of the construction of the pedestrian overpass on Whitehorse Road, Mitcham, opposite Peel Street. Shows the placing of the span of the overpass in position.pedestrian overpass, whitehorse road, mitcham, peel street mitcham

Donor developed Educational Programme for Blackburn LakeLaser print of black and white photo of Picnic Area at Antonio Park, corner Deep Creek Road and Whitehorse Road , Mitcham. 1977. (Mounted)meagher, dorothy, antonio park, mitcham, deep creek road, mitcham, whitehorse road, mitcham

Black and white historic postcard (Set 1 No3 ) Corner Mitcham and Whitehorse Roads Mitcham - 1920s.|Original supplied by Nunawading Historical Societymitcham road, mitcham, whitehorse road, mitcham, nunawading historical society, nunawading library & information service

Black and white photograph of the front of the McDonnell Reserve Hotel, corner Mitcham Road and Whitehorse Road Mitcham c 1920. Man and women not known Original on CDROMreserve hotel, mitcham, mcdonnell, whitehorse road, mitcham road

Coloured photo - From Whitehorse Road Footbridge in Mitcham, looking towards Rooks Road.whitehorse road, overhead powerlines

Black and white historic postcard (Set 2 No 2 ) Sign on Whitehorse Road, Mitcham in the 1940s advertising Mitcham. Photo supplied by Nunawading Historical Society - 2 copies.signs, whitehorse road, mitcham, nunawading historical society, nunawading library & information service

Black and white photograph of petrol service station in Whitehorse Road Mitcham. It is thought to have been located west of Station Street. (Proprietor Mr. Kerr) Original on CDROMservice stations, whitehorse road, mitcham

Coloured photo of demolition site on corner of Station Street and Whitehorse Road, Mitcham view from eastern side of Station Street looking west from Post Office Cornerstation street mitcham, whitehorse road mitcham, demolition site

Black and white photograph of the Mitcham Community House established in the former Manse of the Mountainview Uniting Church in Whitehorse Road, Mitcham. This was the first home of the Community House opened in August 1975mitcham community house, mountainview uniting church, whitehorse road, mitcham, community houses, neighbourhood houses

Black and white photo of petrol tanks being installed at garage near South East corner of Station street and Whitehorse road, Mitcham, Gischus or Kerrs Station Motors in about 1950.garages, whitehorse road, mitcham

Black and white photograph of Leo McDonnell, age 15? (third from the left) in Whitehorse Road, Mitcham along side the Mitcham-Vermont bus in 1934, with two friends. Original on CDROMmcdonnell, leo, whitehorse road, mitcham, mitcham -vermont bus service

Black and white photograph of McDonnell's Reserve Hotel, south-east corner Whitehorse Road and Mitcham Road Original on CDROMreserve hotel, mitcham, mcdonnells, whitehorse road mitcham, mitcham road

non-fictionMiscellaneous information regarding E. E. Walker, Mitcham Football Club, Walker Park, Whitehorse Road Mitcham and Cricket.walker edgar edwardes, mitcham football club, walker park, whitehorse road mitcham, cricket

Original Photo courtesy of Melbourne WaterFramed Black and White Photo of Whitehorse Road, Mitcham, in approx 1910 showing St Johns Roman Catholic Church - School (Church 1872-1952 and School 1872 - 1931) in centre, the School Teachers Cottage at left (1902 - 1935)and Mitcham's first Police Station (1888 - 1950) on the right. In the background in the extreme can be scene the original Mitcham Railway Station (1882)In the foreground is what was known as 'The Great 3 Chain Road' now Whitehorse Road (Maroondah Highway).st john's catholic church mitcham, whitehorse road, mitcham, school teacher's cottage, mitcham police station, mitcham railway station, great three chain road, melbourne water

Coloured photo from the pedestrian overpass on Whitehorse Road, Mitcham, looking north-east towards the Mitcham Shopping Centre.- North - side. House with Spanish taste belonged to Mr. Peake of Peake and Cox, the timber yard directly across Whitehorse Road from this house which became the new site of St.John's Roman Catholic Primary School. This house was on the corner of Whitehorse Road and Albert Street. Upon the sale of the timber yard and mill the catholic church the house was also sold to the church and was occupied as a residence for the school's teaching Sister's. (House since demolished)whitehorse road, mitcham, pedestrian overpass

Coloured photo of Road Marker on Median Strip, corner Whitehorse Road and Peel Street, Mitcham.whitehorse road, mitcham, peel street, road markers

Coloured photo of Road Marker on Median Strip, corner Whitehorse Road and Peel Street, Mitcham.whitehorse road, mitcham, peel street, road markers

Early Mitcham settlers Elizabeth and John McGlone ran a hotel 'The Harvest Home Hotel' in the front room of their home in Whitehorse Road Mitcham. The hotel closed in 1889Copy of a watercolour painting of McGlone's Harvest Home Hotel Mitcham by Shirley Jones. Cottage with verandah is white with pink roof centre with palm trees either side of verandah with trees behind. Shirley Jones in bottom left corner . Right front corner Early Hotel Whitehorse Road Mitcham 1956 McGlones Harvest Home Hotel (near Richards Street)illustrations, reproductions

Pamphlet on auction of McGlone's Estate, Mitcham 1924. Bordered by McGlone Street, Whitehorse Road, Station Street and Mitcham Railway line and stationPamphlet on auction of McGlone's Estate, land sales, auctions, mcglone estate, mcglone, john, elizabeth, station street, mitcham, whitehorse road, mitcham railway station, coghill & haughton

Eliza McGlone was the wife of John McGlone and they were early settlers in Mitcham. They ran one of the earliest hotels in Mitcham: 'The Harvest Home' from 1873. The hotel was conducted in the front room of their house in Whitehorse Road, Mitcham, on the corner of what is now McGlone Street. The hotel closed in 1889. John McGlone died on 3 September 1892 aged 65. Eliza McGlone continued to live in Mitcham until her death on 2 January 1921, aged 85. She had been Mitcham's first official Postmistress and, following several others who had held that position, she returned to that role for a period up to 1914 when Bertha Markham was appointed. The McGlones owned substantial rental properties and had donated one acre in central Mitcham for the Catholic Church. The McGlone Estate was subdivided in 1924, but the name is perpetuated in McGlone Street, Mitcham, near the site of the old Harvest Home Hotel.Black and white photo (three copies of an original taken circa 1890) of Mrs. Eliza McGlone. mcglone, eliza, harvest home hotel, whitehorse road, mitcham, mcglone street