Played by Harry Henderson, a member of the Wandin Brass Band. Harry Henderson was the Grandson of Henry and Martha Sebire.Brass Euphonium or Tenor Hornbrass musical instruments

Owned and used by Thomas Sebire.Brass four legged seat with green velvet buttoned cushion top. The seat swivels.music stools

Owned and used by Thomas Sebire.Wood and metal flute that comes apart in three pieces.wind instruments

Owned and used by Thomas Sebire.Cello with two metal and 2 gut strings.H.S. Sampsonstringed instruments

Owned by Thomas Sebire.Wooden cello bow with gut stringscello bows

Hand painted glass plate photograph of a gentleman, in frame with tray mount board and wood grain frame.photographic plates

Hand painted glass plate photograph of a woman, in frame with grey mount board and wood grain frame.glass plates

Owned by Thomas SebireBlack leather clarinet case with accessories."Thos Sebire Wandin" "SUBB Sheppartonmusical instrument cases

Candlestick with two metal pieces at top and bottom. Twisted wooden shaft joins the two metal pieces.candle holders

Imported with Organ/Harmonium by Thomas Sebire in 1911Stool (with Organ/Harmonium) with carved shaped legs. Imported from Cornish Company Washington New Jersey USAmusic stools

This "Cornish" organ was imported by Thomas Sebire of Wandin in 1911. In 1942 it was bequeathed to his daughter, Edna (Mrs. G. Andrews of Wandin) and by her to her daughter, Beverly (Mrs. L.D. Creek of Nhill) in 1971. Mrs Creek has made this organ available for the Wandin Historical Display. Mrs. G. Andrews was organist of the Wandin Methodist Church from 1927 to 1942. Owned and used by Thomas Sebire.Pump organ with pedals. Has carved decoration on front and sides."Cornish Company, Washington New Jersey USA"harmoniums, organs

Green glass vase on glass base, with diamond pattern.vases

Embossed floral cushion on cream background with dark green piping. Green, pink and gold design.cushions

Round embroidered doily, cotton centre, embroidered edge.

Round embroidered doily, cotton centre, embroidered edgedoilies

Long rectangle embroidered doily, with scalloped edges'F. L. SEBIRE'doilies

Wedding gift to Thomas SebirePair of frosted glass vases with multi-coloured floral design, and gold gilt leaves.vases

Decorative vase with 2 handles, and a painted design of purple flowers on one side, and a stag and deer on other side. Gold paint on handles."Made in England" on the bottomvases

Used in Methodist Church, Wandin, Victoria, Australia.Brass jug with a handle and decorative floral design around the top half"Germany Halah" stamped on the basejugs

Owned by the Burgi family.Ceramic plate with gold painted rim, burgundy edge and an illustration of a band and woman on a seat."Royal Victoria Pottery Made in England" "C. Burgi" in felt pen on the back.plates

Owned by the Sebire family.Studio portrait of Henry and Martha Sebire taken C 1880. Has tan and burgundy mount with gold metallic paint on wood frame.portrait photographs

Owned by Moira BurgiTall corner table with two flat surfaces, shaped and curved legs and toptables

Made by the Sebire family circa 1992, for Mont De Lancey.Two green velvet, hand-made cushions with frilled border.cushions

Made for Mont De LanceyBurgundy cushion with green trim and tassels, in a long bolster shape.

Made for Mont De Lancey, by Mrs. Swankie, Eileen Sebire and Alison Sebire.Floral pattern front and green back, square cushioncushions

Made for Mont De Lancey by Mrs Swankie, Eileen Sebire and Alison SebireTan velvet, square cushioncushions

Made for Mont De Lancey by Mrs. Swankie, Eileen Sebire and Alison SebireFloral pattern on front and an orange back, square cushion

Made for Mont De Lancey by Mrs. Swankie, Eileen Sebire and Alison Sebire.Burgundy with green trim, round cushion with frilled edging.cushions

From home of the Late Mrs. Wm Henderson, crochet work possibly made by her mother, Mrs Henry Sebire Snr. Antimacassars were draped on back of lounge chairs to protect the fabric.White rectangular antimacassar crocheted with fringed edges.antimacassars

Taffeta Silk dress worn by Miss Lydia Gaudion at her Marriage to Mr John Hunter, November 1881. This was the first Wedding in the new Methodist Church building.Taffeta silk, olive green with taupe contrast, wedding dress. Self-covered buttons down front. Layered pleated hemline, lace around the cuffs, and a bustle, and petticoat. Ruby and green stone brooch in shape of a flower, with a clear stone in the centre, worn at the neckline of the dress.wedding dresses, wedding clothing