Four males and two female members of staff at Ballarat Teachers' College in 1972 The people in this photograph from left to right are as follows: Peter Coman, Les Morrison, Mary Egan, John Mildren, Name of Female in front forgotten, Male behind her, John Mc Manus, Frank Ryan. All were then members of the college's Education Department. Both John Mildren and peter Coman were Senior Lecturers who had arrived from Toorak Teachers' College in 1971. John Mildren was the Head of Department because he was ahead of Peter on the Education Department Roll. Large black and white photograph mounted on card. Seven people posed in garden setting1972ballarat teachers' college, staff, 1972, mary egan

The Jubilee of this church was held in 1933. "Paton Memorial Presbyterian Church. BALLARAT, Sunday Jubilee celebrations of the Paton Memorial Presbyterian Church were well attended in the week end. A basket picnic on Saturday at Eureka Stockade reserve was followed at night by a social gathering, at which a birthday cake was cut by Mrs. Amor, a foundation member. On Sunday special services were led by Rev. J. A. Moscript, assisted by the young men of St. John's Church. The church was originally founded, by the late Mrs. J. P. Murray to mission to the needs of the busy mining community which existed in Canadian in early years." (The Age, 06 November 1933.) PATON MEMORIAL CHURCH - An interesting tree-planting ceremony was performed in the grounds of the Paton Memorial Church on Saturday lost. Trees were put in by the scholars of the Sunday school to commemorate the enlistment of all the boys who had in any way been connected with the church. Sunday school, and Young Men's Club. The Mayor (Cr Levy) spoke in terms of praise of the lads who had enlisted to fight for right against might and the tyranny of Prussian militarism. The Hon. R. McGregor MLA., and the Revs. A. H. Moore and W. Rowlands were among those present. on also Mesdames J. P. Murray and McGowan, two of the founders of the church. During the afternoon Cr Levy planted a tree in honor of Mrs Murray. Afternoon tea was served by the ladies of the congregation. (The Age, 06 November 1933.) This church was in the middle of a Chinese neighbourhood, and the 1800s the leprosarium was in the vicinity. This bhurch was demolished not long after this photo was taken. Colour photograph of a weatherboard church in Joseph Street, Canadian. In 1937 this church was under the control of St. John's Peel-street, Ballarat. Members of the congregation: * Mrs. Amor - A foundation member. * Thomas Clarke and Isabella Clarke (formerly Ross) lived next door and according to family members "had a lot to do with the church". * Mrs McGowan - a founder of the church * Mrs. J. P. Murray founded the church to mission to the needs of the busy mining community which existed in Canadian in early years. joseph street ballarat, joseph street canadian, former joseph street paton memorial presbyterian church, ballarat, church, weatherboard church, presbyterian church, paton memorial church, clayton hill, claytons hill, leprosarium, chinese

One of a collection of photos donated by Daryl JohnsBlack & White Photograph of Woolamai Bight. Water and land masses. Swamp water broke through the channel to the beach.phillip island, woolamai bight, daryl johns

One of a collection of photos donated by Daryl JohnsBlack & White photograph of Woolamai Bight - swamp water broken through channel onto the beach. Channel scooped out.woolamai bight, phillip island, daryl johns

One of a collection of photos donated by Daryl JohnsBlack & White photograph of Woolamai Bight - swamp water breaking through the channel onto the beach.woolamai bight, phillip island, daryl johns

One of a collection of photographs donated by Daryl JohnsBlack & White Photograph of Woolamai Bight - water breaking through the channel to the beach.woolamai bight, phillip island, daryl johns

One of a collection of photographs donated by Daryl JohnsBlack & White photograph of Newhaven beach with pier and shed. Sailing boat on beach in foreground with shed & buildings on land at rear."The Rose Series P.10486 The beach and pier, Newhaven, Phillip I., Vic."phillip island, newhaven, daryl johns

One of a collection of photographs donated by Daryl JohnsBlack & White photograph of aerial view over water and land. Newhaven in foreground and San Remo at rear of suspension bridge."The Rose Series P.14000. Aerial view showing Newhaven, San Remo & Suspension Bridge." Airspy Photo.phillip island, newhaven, san remo, daryl johns

Grave of John Blacker and his wife RebeccaBorn Digitalst katherine's church, st helena, cemetery, blacker

Mount Franklin was named after John Franklin.A digital colour photograph showing the extinct volcano known as Mount Franklin in the distance. The photo was taken from the site of the former Beehive Mine in Maldon.mount franklin, maldon, volcano, beehive, beehive mine

Photos taken by John Weppner, April 2001.Italian Osario internal photositalian osario, italian internees, italian prisoners of war, photograph, people

based on John Shaw Nelsons life and poetryblack and white pathfinder, program, programme, athenaeum theatre, kim carpenter, darryl emmerson

Diamond House Stawell Built by John HearneThis is a Photograph of the Diamond House, corner of Seaby and Princes Streets. It's almost as old as Stawell. Built by Mr John Hearne. Brown and White stones that were gathered from Church Hill were cut and carefully fitted to from Diamonds.Black and White Photograph of a very unusual home built in a pattern of Diamonds, in shades of stones. 7 different photos, Various years (1 Coloured)The Diamond House-Built of quartz and sandstone. the Diamond House, so called from its peculiar construction, is situate in Seaby Street, Stawell. and was built over 30 years ago by Mr. Hearne. The quartz and sandstones used in its construction were carted by him from Church Hill, which is just across the street. Screws were used instead of nails. It was when built intended for a wine shop and is now used as a private residence. stawell

Diamond House Stawell Built by John HearneClose up B/W photo showing Different coloured stones, painted wooden slats in diamond pattern all over exterior of house. Diamond house restaurant sign in a diamond shape on chimney with wooden fence.c. 1982. Diamond House Restaurant sign on brick chimney stawell

Diamond House Stawell Built by John HearneB/W Photo of Diamond House from across half of Seaby St. Showing Prince St sign , fire hydrant, Prince St. .and footpath Trees across Princes Street façade. Seaby St. façade shows two windows, chimney and diamond pattern with extension.stawell

John Dalziel was a Blacksmith in Lower main StreetThe Dalziel family - Early 1900'sblacksmith

People - "Tyson, John & Russ, Susanna, Rintoul"