Black and white photo of Site of First & Second Schwerkolt Cottage, since demolished.jamieson, norma, schwerkolt cottage

Black and white photo of Site of 1st and 2nd Schwerkolt Cottage (since demolished). (Palm Tree, planted by Schwerkolts, Key to location.)jamieson, norma, schwerkolt cottage

Extract from Historic Buildings of Victoria showing Schwerkolt Cottageschwerkolt cottage

Coloured photo of Chimney at Wunderlich Site.victorian heritage register, wunderlich limited

Coloured photo of Chimney at former Wunderlich site. Chimney classified by Victorian Heritage Register.victorian heritage register, wunderlich limited

Coloured photo of Ovens at former Wunderlich Site. Classified by Victorian Heritage Register.victorian heritage register, wunderlich limited

Coloured photo of Chimney at former Wunderlich Site. Classified by Victorian Heritage Register.victorian heritage register, wunderlich limited

Mounted photo of early Schwerkolt Weatherboard Home, since demolished. Site was Horse Paddock area. Second house built on the property.schwerkolt cottage

Monarch Pottery Site purchased by Builders Trading & Roofing Co. Ltd. c1918 - known locally as 'Builders Tile Works'monarch pottery, builders trading and roofing co. ltd.

Quarry being inspected by Directors of Builders Trading & Roofing Co. Ltd.builders trading and roofing co. ltd., quarries

Four copies of Warrender Hospital and Surgery run by Dr. Stanley Cochrane, Harrison Street- McDowall corner, Mitcham - site now occupied by R.S.L. Originally Dr. Cochrane's extremely large home the hospital became two private family dwellings when its activities as hospital ceased . Dr. Cochrane had consequently built a private residence/surgery on the corner of Mitcham Road and Harrison Street.warrender hospital, cochrane, stanley, dr., mitcham private hospital

Warrender Hospital & Surgery, Harrison Street, Mitcham - R.S.L. now on site. Run by Dr. Stanley Cochrane.warrender hospital, cochrane, stanley, dr.

Mitcham Guides outside Hall in Britannia Street, Mitcham. Since demolished in the same frenzied activity that resulted in the redevelopment of Britannia Street and environs including the Junior Primary School site, Angling Club, Barelli's bakehouse, stable and the Salvation Army 'Citadel'. Many fine young women passed through the 'Scout Hall' as Mitcham's Guides and Brownies.guide groups, mitcham guide hall, britannia street, mitcham

Coloured photo of Koonung Creek near Jackson Avenue, looking South. Goldmine site on right.koonung creek

Koonung Creek, looking East. Goldmine Sitekoonung creek

See also NP1810 Cross Ref. ND1837.mitcham railway station, glasson, bill

Black and white photo of Nissen Huts at Migrant Hostel in Rooks Road, Nunawading, just before completion. Donor was Electrical Contractor for the site.eastbridge migrant hostel, wright, george

Black and white photo of Nissen Huts at Rooks Road Migrant Hostel, Nunawading, just before completion. Donor was Electrical Contractor on site.eastbridge migrant hostel, wright, george

Coloured photo of Narmara Primary School looking North along East boundary. School on North side of Highbury Road between Middleborough Road and Blackburn Road. Since demolished and site developed for housing.narmara primary school, warner, philip

Coloured photo of Narmara Primary School, Namara Street, looking North. School on North side of Highbury Road, between Middleborough Road and Blackburn Road. Since demolished and site developed for housing.narmara primary school, warner, philip

Coloured photo of Narmara Primary School, looking West along Highbury Road. School on North side of Highbury Road between Middleborough and Blackburn Roads. Since demolished and site developed for housing.narmara primary school, warner, philip

Coloured photo of Narmara Primary School site looking West along Highbury Road. School on North side of Highbury Road between Middleborough and Blackburn Roads. Since demolished and site developed for housing.narmara primary school, warner, philip

Black and white photo of Cr. Valda Arrowsmith, Mayor of City of Nunawading 1987-88, with Les Fell, C.E.O. of City of Nunawading with Model of Proposed Railway Development. State Government Proposal for West of Springvale Road, Nunawading. Defeated after Council & Community objections as unsuitable site.arrowsmith, valda, fell, les

Coloured photo - 4 Edward Street, Mitcham. Demolished 1991. Site now contains a pair of semi-detached houses consisting of numbers 4 and 6 Edward Street.edward street, mitcham

Black and white photo of Tom Bysouth, Road Contractor, on site of Blackburn Bowling Club, now R.S.L. Bowling Club.blackburn bowling club, r.s.l. bowling club, bysouth, tom

Tom Bysouth working on site of Blackburn Bowling Club.blackburn bowling club, bysouth, tom

2 Coloured photos of Guide Hall, West side of Brittania Street, Mitcham. Formerly jointly used with Scouts and therefore known as Scout Hall. Since demolished. Guides are now located in a purpose built facility on Halliday Park and Scouts likewise in Brunswick Road. These moves were necessitated by the redevelopment of Britannia Street and the former Primary School site.mitcham guide hall, mitcham scout hall

2 Coloured photos of Brittania Street, Mitcham. Looking North from Corner of Whitehorse Road. Shops on Western side of Britannia Street are located on the site of Barelli's shop, dwelling and bakehouse. To the north of these buildings and across a cobblestone lane now called Enterprise Way was the Salvation Army Citadel, .a further commercial building housing a printer. Erection of this building necessitated demolition of Barelli's stable and reclamation of its horseyard. The Salvation Army are now located on the Mitcham Road and Harrison Street corner.britannia street mitcham

2 Coloured photos of Front Facade Coles New World Supermarket, Brittania Street, Mitcham. Formerly site of Mitcham State School.Prior to the redevelopment of Britannia Mall and construction of 3 level carpark.mitcham state school, no. 2904

Coloured photo of Property, 347-349 Mitcham Road, Mitcham, owned by Methodist Church (now Uniting Church) and leased to Garage till September, 1982.Office building later built on site. In the background of the photo, the timber and steel roof building is the Mitcham Memorial Hall (now demolished).uniting church mitcham, mitcham road mitcham