Assorted photographs and letters. Annie Hogan, daughter of Thomas and Annie Hogan married James Brady. Lived at 43 Ross Street, Tatura.grey archival folder containing family photographs and letters, including wedding photograph of Annie and James Brady and letter written by James Brady to family 2 May 1930.annie hogan, thomas hogan, james brady

Sisters Bridget and Catherine Cussen married brothers Henry and Francis Kirwan. Details of the Cussen family and the Kirwan family.Blue plastic folder with details of the Cussen and Kirwan families.bridget cussen, catherine cussen, henry kirwan, henry kirwan

The buttons were used by German Lutheran Mission families before they were interned. They were currency in Papua New guinea. The buttons had to be removed from garments before washing as hot water could ruin the tortoise shell.4 x diamond shaped buttons and 4 x mushroom shaped buttons on cardboard; 1 mushroom shaped button attached to a white button (loose); 2 x small diamond shaped buttons (loose); 1 x tortoise shell buckle and 7 buttons on cardboard.buttons

Compiled for the Museum. History of family of George REILLY and later Samuel, Robert and James. History of Tatura Flour Mill and rehabilitation of VIctorian Flour Milling Industry.Blue cover with metal rings. Plastic sleeves containing printed sheetsreilly family, tatura flour mill

Japanese families and several Chinese families from the Dutch East Indiesscanned

Written by N. M. Larin. A biography of G. M. Larin of his life from Russia to Australia and his family. Interesting story of post war migration and WW2 resettlement of European displaced persons in Australia.On front cover rural scene and channel and photograph of G. M. Larin. On Back cover story of life of G. M. Larin and photographs as a young man.larin family history, george michael larin

A Knee was Shire Secretary part of the same period.Black multiring folder containing 4 X A4 pages of typed manuscript. Prepared for Robert Martin by A Knee for family history purposes. It is an honest appraisal of the man as recalled by the author. A character reference.W T A Martinlocal government, family history

Historic and personal memorabilia and recollections of those internees from their life in Singapore, their transportation on the "Queen Mary", and their time in Camp 3 Internment Camp, Tatura.Irreplaceable material and personal experiences of a group of internees from Singapore during World War 2. A number of these families were Jewish who had fled to Singapore from Germany and Austria.Black two ring folder containing printed matter and photos held in plastic sleeves.

B&W photo of Erich Weigold, one of the Templer families who came from Palestine. 1943 in left hand bottom cornerweigold family

photo of 2Templer families in camp3B&W photo of the Templer families Weigold and Pfander who were in Camp 3.Names of the family members. Back row : Mr Pfander (Snr), Margaret, Isolde Pfander, and Mr & Mrs Weigold. Front row: Mrs Pfander, Helmut Rosemarie and Erich Weigold seated. The group is in front of two partly visible huts. Number 759 is in front of the group.templers, weigold family, pfander family

the Baer familyB/W photo of two boys and a girl sitting on the ground in front of two army huts. Left to right : Reinhardt, Gerda (with plaits) and Theo Baercamp 3

Photo of the Baer family children, Reinhardt, Gerda and Theo.B&W photo of Reinhardt, Gerda and Theo Baer, photographed April 7th 1947. Theo, being 3 1/2 years old is seated, legs straight, Gerda's folded and Theo crossed. In the close background are portions of two huts. This photo is laminated.

Worn by Gretl Hornung, daughter of internee, at camp 3. Dress made by her mother, Emma Frank. Worn in an official family photo. No 809 in front of 3 Frank families. Kurt, my father, Roland and Max. On the back of the photo is some sort of stamped ID. Photograph No MH 302 44/809 supplied by Military History Section (SD9) General Staff LHQ for personal enjoyment only and on condition that it will not be produced in any form.Blue grey knitted child's dress, round yoke, puffed sleeves, skirt is gathered onto yoke. Yellow, pink, orange, blue daisy like flowers embroidered on yoke. Opening at back of neck, fastened with 4 small buttons which have been crocheted over with blue cotton and fastened cord like loops.gretl hornung, emma frank, camp 3 sewing, gretl frank, kurt frank

Templers from Palestine (not Lutheran Missionaries from New Guinea).Black and white photo sketch of Rosemarie Weigold, Camp 3. Large bow on her left side, white collar dress, large 3 type box, black stripe dress, straight hair covering ears. One of family Weigold that visited Museum 18 June 1994 (Erich)1943 near bottom right hand cornerrosemarie weigold, templer society

Camp internee family.7 colour photographs of hand held puppets on the bottom of the display board on which the Kuebler family are featured.camp 3, kuebler family, hand puppets

Very significantBlack and white photograph of "David" Tanji Nabeshima on a little pusher and Takeko Yamashito interned with their parents and family, originally from Thursday Island. Their photo is on the dust cover of "Walls of Wire" and our Museum had the privileged of a visit from Takeko in 1994. She is now Mrs Sheridan, London.camp 4, tanji nabeshima, takeko yamashito, takeko sheridan nee yamashito

Funeral of the head of the Nishi familyBlack and white photograph of the funeral of the head of the Nishi family at the Tatura Cemetery. The 7 members of the family are standing behind his coffin (he may now be interred at Cowra, NSW).camp 4 buriels, nishi family

Magazine of families and friends of the first AIF inc March 2007, Group photos including stories from soldiers, profiles. Fawn coloured cover with group photo. Soft cover, stapled on spine.magazines, 1st aif, digger magazine

A large collection of events in regard to Camp 13. Documents include the names of 983 German POW's in Murchison August 1941 - January 1947. An interesting collection confiscated intelligence report. No 94 included 26 gall of wine, 9 drums of fruit in an advances state of fermentation, flex copper wire, clothing, petrol motor and miscellaneous cameras and wireless parts. A letter by the German Naval Commander to all families of the Kormoran crew. History of German POW's in WW2 by H. Wolf. Both in German. Map 13 B. the 21 September 1942 disturbance in D compound; report in German Sydney-Kormoran; weekly rations; dimensions of a tunnel 15 June 1942. Drawings by Heinz Dohmen - Arandora Star; royal Oak both sunk by u boat ace Gunther Prien, Collins gunner Kloppe; Kormoran at the memorial service for HMAS Sydney; Red Cross reports in German as are letters; Rudi Pruckners escape; the general conditions and the recently found tunnel.Foolscap size folder with pillar box red 3 cm wide flap which extends to the back. On the front red flap is the inscription below. Prominent centre left is Australia with gum trees and sentry box and anti clockwise POW 1941-194. A kangaroo and emu on the top right hand corner. Prison of war and beneath Murchison - Australian.Camp 13 Murchison. Archival material.gustav pohlig, camp 13, murchison victoria, hmas sydney, hsk kormoran, heinze dohman, rudi pruckner

The interesting records of Japanese civilian internees in Camp 4. The Rev Len Kentish, pilot Hajime Toyashima and take to Cowra where he became one of the ringleaders of the infamous breakout and died during the attempt and made available with the efforts of the Knee family with the cooperation of the Australian Archives, also Shepparton News cutting, Keith Esson, Alan Fitzgerald. Italian farming soldiers.Seven Australian military forces internee/POW service and casualty forms, overprinted Japanese in individual plastic envelopes, clear plastic cover with a green border and back cover. Also the last page has details of the first Australian POW taken by Japanese on Australia soil and the first Japanese POW on Melville Island and captured by the aboriginals, one of who spoke fluent Japanese.On the green border - Australian Archives Brighton May 1991 Camp 4 Yasukichi and Terese Mupvakami and family internment camp records.rev len kentish, hajime toyashima, cowra, camp 4, keith esson, alan fitzgerald, italian farming soldiers, cowra breakout, shepparton news, japanese internees

The cards and photos eventually became the property of someone living in Australia despite most being sent to English addresses. This denotes the probable emigration of the family to Australia.a collection of 75 postcards and photos sent and relating to the first world war. Most are English. A few are Australian and Canadian. Several are sent from France by a soldier serving there. Two are group photos of soldiers.Personal letters are written on the backs of some. Pictures of towns or district have location.postcards

Excerpts from the Northern Territory News Genny O'Loughlin, author, 19 February 1988. Also full fathom five by Mary Albertus Bain.A black folder with the inscription below on outside front cover.Murakami Family Papers Camp 4 Interneesgenny o'loughlin,, mary albertus bain, murakami family, camp 4 internees

Recollections written in 1994 relating to experiences of German family residing in Sydney in 1940/ internment of Ekke Beinssen/internment of his wife Irmhild and 3 children in Camp 3. English translation by Gerhard Meinke.green plastic folder containing clear plastic envelopes and black spineekke beinssen, irmhild beinssen, camp 3 internees, gerhard meinke