Tearooms. Handwritten on back: Melbourne Suburbs St Kilda. Foreshore tearooms. St Kilda By the Sea Annual. P.66. Season 1915-16. Stamped National Library of Australia Canberra. Mrs Weichart.copy (?) of black and white photograph fair condition unmountedTearooms. Melbourne Suburbs St Kilda. Foreshore tearooms. St Kilda By the Sea Annual. P.66. Season 1915-16. National Library of Australia Canberra. F600:65.

In 1956 television came to Australia, just in time for the Melbourne Olympics. Television sets were very expensive, they were comparable to buying a car. This television set was purchased in Wonthaggi in 1962. it originally had a 12ft long trailing antenna. Mr Ernie Baker of Farmers Lane, Orbost, set it up to receive Channel 12 (in black and white) with power generated from the Orbost Butter Factory.This item is an example of one of the first television sets to be used in Orbost.A television set in a wooden case (laminated ply). It has speakers on both sides and a picture tube protruding at the back. The television has a wood casing, a glass tube screen and a control panel with channel changer, volume, on/off switch, brightness control at the front of the set. media television communication

Local artistEtched clear glass

City of Keilor - Mayor, councillors and officers, 1963Black and White PhotographNames of council members under photo

Local historical significanceLocal historical significance3 Panel Framed photo of first ever Brimbank Festival

Local historical and research significance.Local historical and research significance.Framed colour photographs of Councillors' Portraits (Niddrie Ward)

Artwork based on a Vietnamese custom called "Dancing Unicorn Festival" Occuring at the "TET" during New Years and Autumn's full moon. Typical scene would include boys dancing with a "unicorn" and others dancing around. Sometimes this festival can be seen in Victoria. Artist associated with The Living Museum of the West.Le Van Tai. Dancing Unicorn. Gouache on paper, 76 x 52cm. Blue painting in a cubist / futurist style.

Local WildflowersLocal Wildflowers - Part of a series of 14 commissioned for Keilor City CouncilAR0006Details of the plant on the back of the painting

Local Indigenous PlantAR0117 Description of the plant at the back of the painting.

Local WildflowersLocal Wildflowers Part of a series of 14 commissioned for Keilor City CouncilAR0007Details of the plant on the back of the painting

Local SceneHuntsman Chemical Plant in distance. Quarry now a tip to the right. Taken in South Sunshine near Kororoit Creek - AR0036

Local SceneWest of Fairbain Road facing east towards city with grasslands and box thorns. - AR0039

Local SceneBuckingham Crescent, South Sunshine AR0115

Local SceneDeer Park looking North up the river - Kororoit Creek - AR0021

Local LandscapeEast of Fairbiarn Road, South Sunshine, looking east - AR0002landscape, photograph

Local LandscapeOpposite Deer Park Hotel, West Side Kororoit Creek looking East AR0108photograph, landscape

One of a series of paintings by F. DischOil on Canvas, oil painting of The organ Pipes (rock formation) in Keilor.

Local SceneFrom Essendon looking west over the Maribyrnong River towards Duke Street Quarries Essendon - AR0017

Local SceneLocal SceneFootpaths each side of Kororoit Creek facing north in Deer Park - AR 0016

Local SceneJohn's Knife - West bank of the Maribyrnong River facing south, colour photograph,

Local SceneHuntsman Chemical works, West Bank of the Kororoit Creek looking north - AR0019

Local SceneDerrimut Grasslands - behind the Huntsman Chemical Complex - AR0015 and AR0035

Local SceneKororoit Creek looking North east with the Albion explosive site in the background - AR0020

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Local scene

Local SceneOverlooking the Thompson Reserve towards the city, facing east AR0043

Local scene

Local sceneLocal sceneColour Photograph - looking down a road at sunset - stacked pipes in foreground. Made as a series of three plates - AR0009

Local SceneWest Bank of Kororoit Creek - AR0033

Local SceneWest Bank of Maribyrnong River, North Sunshine - AR0034