Black and white photograph - Grade(?), 1900"Attached to photograph" Back Row - L to R: Albert Brown, Charles Parker, ?, Andrew Grant, ?, (?) Parker. 2nd Row - L to R: ?, Edith Blood, Iris Thornley, ?, ?, C Hill. 3rd Row - L to R: (?) Blood, ?, Dora Parker, Alice Tortice, Clara Aird, Alice Smith, Maryann Blood. Front Row - L to R: Graham (?), S Oates, John Ryan, John Knox, ?, Horwood Falconer, Stanley Falconer. Teacher: Mr Hocking.

Black & white photograph - Ringwood Cricket 2nd Team c.1955/56"Attached to photograph" Back row- L to R. A.Wray, J.Lindsay, H.Munro, P.Vergers, D.Millar, I.Lynton, J.Covell. Front row- L to R. B.Williamson, J.Chalmers, C Beaumont(President), V.Morphett, R.Nield.

3 large black and white photographs (1957-001 to -003) 25x15cms mounted on white board, plus one small B&W photograph (1957-004) 11.2 c 6.7 cms)On 1957-001: Typed below photograph, "Building Heathmont railway station platform by Wieland brother 1926. Note use of plough." On 1957-002: Typed below photograph, "Building Heathmont railway station platform by Wieland brother 1926. Heathmont Rd in Background." On 1957-003: Typed below photograph, "Building Heathmont railway station platform by Wieland brother 1926. Canterbury Rd in Centre Background, Bridge to left." On Reverse of 1957-004, handwritten: "All the men in Heathmont made the Heathmont Station. The one with X over him is dad. This was taken when they were making it before it was burned down, Ruby, xxxxxxxXXX"

B&W Photograph of Teacher and pupils beside new trees next to building block. Written on back of photograph, "Ringwood Tech. trees".

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Image shows man standing in hop field. Typed under one photograph- "Carlton and United Brewery Hop Farm, c.1955. Written on back of one mounting sheet- "C & U Brewery Hop Farm, Maroondah Hwy.Est. 1950 on 2 acres. A. Nash in charge. "Ringwood Special" & "Pride of Ringwood" developed here". Written on back of other mounting sheet, "Experimental Hop Farm, Maroondah Highway.

Black and white photograph. (1 large, 2 small)Written on back of small photograph- "From Ron Anderson. Ringwood Show 1912 or later".agriculture

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Written on rear of backing sheet: "H. J. Richards garage - corner Whitehorse Rd. and Pratt St. Ringwood."

4 photographs (2 large black and white, 2 small sepia postcard)Postcard labelled Healesville Road, Ringwood. Typed under large copy: "Looking down a dry Maroondah Highway from outside (eventual) Civic Centre site towards Mt. Dandenong Rd corner."

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Typed below photograph: "Roadworks at corner of Maroondah Highway and Warrandyte Roads. Buildings far right still there (1979)."

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Typed below photograph, "Kenworthy's Garage, Maroondah Highway, South side near Wantirna Rd - 1924.."

Black and white photograph Typed below photograph: "Published by C. V. Ward. Main Street, Ringwood". Image shows shops on right side of photograph. Median strip in centre of road. Both cars and horse-drawn vehicles in street.

Black and white photograph (3 copies- 2 large, 1 small postcard) Typed below one large copy: "Warrandyte Road, (formerly Andersons Creek Road.) Cnr. Maroondah Highway. Bamfords Timberyard in foreground later redeveloped as the site of Safeway's site and area beyond it now Eastland." Written on rear of backing sheet: "Bamford Bros. Timberyard - (later) Safeways C/r Whitehorse Rd. and Warrandyte Rd. Looking Nth along Warrandyte Rd. Loughnans Hill to left"

Black and white photographRingwood Bowling Club- Group of members, c1950's. (No names)

Black and white photograph (2 copies- 1 original, 1 copy) Photograph shows 3 men standing at front of shop owned by T. M. Falconer- General Storekeeper. Written on back of original photograph: "Original holder- Tom Falconer, Norman Bros. c/r Main & Adelaide Sts". Photographed by George Wall, St. Kilda, Melbourne.

Black and white photograph (2 copies) Typed below photograph: "Maroondah Hwy. looking east from opposite the station entrance towards Warrandyte Rd, showing the new post office (our second) on the left. No telephones then and no poles and wires in the street. c1900 - 1910".

Black and white photograph (3 copies, 2 large, 1 small post card) Typed below one large copy: "Walker's General Store- Main St. 1912. Written on rear of backing sheet: "Walker came from Gembrook in 1910. Later sold shop to Capt. Miles. Coffee Palace built either side of shop." Signage on front of building reads: "A.E. Walker. General Store. Groceries, Ironmongery, Drapery, Boots, Shoes, Etc.

Black and white photograph of group of people in garden standing in front of wooden wall.Written below photograph, "C/E Bazaar - 1885" Written on backing sheet, "C of E (East Ringwood ) - 1885 (Herry). Assistants at a bazaar".

Black and white photograph of church.Written on backing sheet, "1963 - Old C of E. S.E. corner of Ringwood Street, Civic Place"

Black and white photograph of building, steam-roller in front.Written on backing sheet, "C of E stuck on W'dyte Rd. bridge over Mullum Ck. whilst being taken from C.r Main & Pratt Sts. to new site in Ringwood St. 1924"

Black and white photograph of raised building with team of horses in front. People also standing outside.Typed below photograph, "Church of England being shifted from Cnr. Pratt & Main Streets, 1924" Written on backing sheet, "C of E being shifted from C/R Pratt & Main Sts. 1924"

Black and white photograph of building being moved along street.Typed below photograph, "Church of England being hauled into new position, Ringwood Street, 1924" There is a duplicate copy that has the following written on backing sheet, "Shifting C of E to Ringwood St. 1924 (using winching pulleys)"

Black and white photograph showing some vacant land and new houses under construction. Developed area in background. (3 copies)Typed below photograph, "View from Loughnan Rd. looking south east, 1949". Written on backing sheet, "View from Loughnan Rd. to corner Harrison and Andrew Street, c1949".

Black and white photograph, trees in foreground looking towards settled area. (3 copies).Various landmarks are noted on the backing sheet. They are, "Clock Tower, old Methodist Church, old Town Hall and old St. Paul's C of E spire".

Black and white photograph of unmade road in poor condition. Houses in background.Typed below photograph, "Barkly St., Ringwood c.1948". Catalogue card states, "Taken about 100 yards down from Wantirna Road. Car probably going south along Wantirna Road. House far right now block of flats (Sept. 1975) but next two houses up street are there. Haig St. just behind car. Fence on house to left still there and curved front path. Shop visible corner Haig St. to left of big pole still there."

Black and white photograph of narrow unmade road showing narrow bridge with wooded balustrades. Forested area at edge of roadway.Typed below photograph, "Deep Creek bridge and road. c.1935".

Black and white photograph.Written on back of photograph, "K. C. Ward, President, Chamber of Commerce".

Black and white photograph of fibro building with sign above entrance reading, "Metropolitan Fire Brigade".Typed below photograph, "The old Ringwood Fire Station 1930. Was behind old Town Hall in Maroondah Highway. Later used as infant welfare centre. Civic Place on right with old schoolmasters house in background. Looking along Civic Place towards Ringwood St. Note old telephone wires and insulators." Written on backing sheet, "Engine 1912 Hotchkins. C of E Ministers house on right in Ringwood Street".

Black and white photograph (2 copies)"Written on back of one of the photographs," L to R: 1. Joe Archbold, 2. J. Roberts, 3. B. Tann, 4. W. Bamford, 5. C. Palmer, 6. J. Tancoe, 7. G. Young, 8. S. Hunt, 9. Horace Dowsing, 10. T. Roberts, 11. G. Cox". Year c1947.

Black and white photograph"Written on back of photograph" Ringwood Bowling Club. Ringwood bowlers, L. to R. D.B. Leigh, G. Gordon, W. Hancock, C. Paris who received trophy for second prize". c1970/71. (Occasion unknown).

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph- "Ringwood Rifle Club - Left ?, Right Mr. Ron Pullin"