Tatura Hot Bread purchased Gibbs Bakery which was established in Tatura about 1880. The same oven is used.White bakers calico bag with handle (straps). Bakers brand, name and address on front. Outline of baker retrieving bread from oven.Tatura Hot Bread. Baked daily in a traditional wood fired oven. 130 Hogan Street, Tatura. 58241267.tatura hot bread, flour bags, calico flour bags

Original photograph of Groom and Beckwith Garage, Hogan Street, Tatura. Harry Beckwith 3rd from left.Black and white photograph of group of 6 men outside garage.on back: donated by Mrs Beckwith, Alexander Avenue, Tatura. 1986. Football scores and other numbersharry beckwith, groom and beckwith garage

Copies of glass plate photos found in the ceiling of the old Williams house, cnr. Hogan and Thomson Streets, Tatura.photograph, people

Tatura Saleyards- cattleyards, Ross Street c.1980Copied from transparencies.photograph, people

Copy of original photograph of the Williams family, early house in Tatura. This photograph was reproduced from a glass negative found in the ceiling of the Williams old shop (store) corner Thompson and Hogan St.Copy of original. Black and white photograph of couple in front of house in Tatura, early 1900's. Double front weatherboard house with verandah on two sides.Frank Ernest and Grace Elizabeth Williams at "Gracedale" Hogan Street Tatura. About 1900's near presbyterian church.frank ernest williams, grace elizabeth williams, williams family house, glass negative

Photograph taken from Commercial Hotel balcony, of decorations and welcome sign, in Hogan Street, Tatura, for Queen's visit, 1954.Black and white photograph of welcome sign for Queen Elizabeth 11 visit 1954.on back: Royal visit 1954queen's visit 1954

The first coursing club in Tatura was organised in 1886. Then in 1919 the Tatura Plumpton Coursing Club was inaugurated. This original was held by I. Fitzgerald.Black and white photograph of committee and stewards of Tatura Coursing Club 1933. Photograph on cardboard. Decorative border.on back: I. Fitzgerald 82 Ross Street Tatura. N. R. McGeehan, photograph, 150 Hotham Street Ripponlea S2tatura coursing club

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

Copy of photograph of first home of Thomas Hogan, early pioneer of Tatura. Still standing in Hogan Street, Tatura. Occupied by Mr T. Hunter.Black and white photograph of first home of Thomas Hogan. Exterior.on back: first home of Thomas Hoganthomas hogan

Crowds lined Hogan Street, Tatura, as Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip drove down Hogan Street. The Royal car can now be hired for weddings.Black and white copy of photograph of crowds waving to the Royal couple in Hogan Street. T. Flanagan's house in background.on back: Royal Visit 1954

Copy of photograph of Tatura Guardian Newspaper office and printing works, Hogan Street, Tatura. c 1930. Also part of State Savings Bank Residence.Black and white copy of photograph of exterior of Tatura Guardian Office, c 1930. 3 men and 1 woman standing in doorway.on back: cc 1930. From left: Walter Wilson, Youtha Wilson, Lloyd Bower, Wm Anderson. On building - Tatura Guardian. On sign: Guardian Printing Works.

Photograph looking west along Hogan Street, of Tatura's first saleyards, run by McNamara's.Black and white photograph of 's original saleyards, Tatura. Approx 1920.on back: McNamaras Hogan Street. Original saleyards.old saleyards, tatura

Photograph of 49 Hogan Street Tatura, former Irrigation Trust Office, Doctors residence, Reilly family residence. Being restored as Irrigation and Local History Museumblack and white photograph of building being restored to be used as museum49 Hogan Street 1986irrigation trust office, tatura doctors residence, reilly family residence

Guide Hall, Albert Street, Tatura, was opened in ???? Meetings of brownies and guides are held every week. Mrs Grace (Captain) Tucker was largely responsible for building the hall.Black and white photograph of Guide Hall, Taturaon back: Guide Hall Tatura 1987. on sign in front of hall.guide hall tatura, brownies tatura, guides tatura, mrs grace tucker

Original photograph of grave of Thomas Hogan and family, presented to Tatura and District Historical Society by Judith Forster, his great-grand daughter. Hogan Street Tatura is named after him.Original. Old sepia photograph of grave of Thomas Hogan and family, Tatura.on back: grave of Thomas Hogan and family, Tatura Cemetery.thomas hogan, tatura cemetery

Original photograph of window display of F. E. Williams shop, Hogan Street, Tatura. One of the first store in Tatura. c 1920. Reflection of opposite side of street and telegraph pole.Original sepia photograph of store window display, F. E. Williams store. c 1920. Exterior.on back: F. E. Williams Shop. Ladies window display. c 1920f. e. williams store

Copy of original photograph of window display of F. E. Williams shop, Hogan Street, Tatura. One of the first store in Tatura. c 1920. Reflection of opposite side of street and telegraph pole.Copy of original sepia photograph of store window display, F. E. Williams store. c 1920. Exterior.on back: F. E. Williams Shop. Ladies window display. c 1920f. e. williams store

Early aerial photograph of township of Tatura. Main buildings and street can be seen. Copied by W. Purcell. Original held by donor A. Hampton.Black and white photograph taken from a small plane of township of Taturaon back: aerial photo of Tatura 1930.

Photograph of concrete horse trough in Walshe Street Tatura. Built in memory of Annis and George Bills, who had no family and donated money to build horse troughs in many towns. Flowers are planted in trough by Parks and Garden workers.Black and white photograph of horse trough, Tatura.on back: horse trough, donated by Annis and George Bills, Tatura, 1986annis and george bills

all bottles found in old well on site of old Bartlett's Cordial Factory on corner of Francis Street and Service Street, Tatura opposite Lake Bartlett in 1999 by owners of the land who were clearing land to build units9 bottles, 7 glass and 2 pottery - 1)pottery, colour stone & light tan, inscription in black "drink good old ginger beer brewed by J. Bartlett & Co Tatura" and "This bottle is the sole property of J.Bartlett & Co. and must not be used by any other persons."|2)pottery, colour stone & brown, inscription in black "drink good old ginger beer made by J. Bartlett & Co Tatura" and "This bottle is the sole property of J.Bartlett & Co. Tatura" Stamped into pottery is oval stamp with words "Govancroft of Glasgow" and the number 1.|3)clear glass bottle with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co" and "Lemonade" and a small number 2. On base is "M5 29, a symbol and M".|4)clear glass bottle with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co" and "Lemonade" and a small number 2. On base is "M5 29, a symbol and M".|5)green glass bottle with marble in neck with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. JB & Co Trade Mark Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co" and "Lemonade" . On base is letter "M".|6)green glass bottle with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co" and a small number 4 . On the base is letters M750, M and ACM.|7)clear glass bottle with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co". On base is ACM.|8)clear glass bottle with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co" and small number 1. On base is M749, M and ACM.|9)clear glass bottle with fancy pattern on neck with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co". On base is L567, M and ACM.tatura, bartlett, drink, bottle, glass, pottery, industry, smith, reynolds, technology, bottles, ceramics, stoneware

Glass photographic plates discovered by Mr. Jack Smith in the ceiling of the weatherboard cottage attached to Williams Bros. Store, cnr. Hogan & Thomson Streets, in 1973. Mr Smith had purchased the Cleckheaton Woolen Mills factory which had been built around the original Williams Store, c. 1960. Gifted to Tatura Museum in 1992 by Jack Smith, 55 Service Street Tatura, 3616. Frank Williams family & house, Tatura.|Baptist hymns.|Goulburn River.|Victorian coastal scenery. Glass photographic plates and prints consisting of:|Members of Francis Williams family.|Williams home, Hogan Street, Tatura.|Hymns from Glass photographic plates. (28 plates and 5 prints) - Photographic prints (3) Possibly members of Francis Williams family,| c. 1900 . Two of the same two men standing in the base of an aged, giant gum tree; one of gig and tied up horse.|PLATES :|Small girl in best frock on cane stool.|* Parents and small girl standing.|* Mr and Mrs Williams sen. standing in front of their home in Hogan Street near Presbyterian Church. Note: the picket fence.|* Wiiliams' daughters on picnic at Goulburn River. c. "Picnic at Hanging Rock" film era.|* Young lady seated on cane chair (High pleated collar and bib on frock)|* Two small sisters - one with elaborate black lace collar on her frock, the other seated on a cane chair, holding her doll. c.1900|* Gaunt aged gum tree with two men standing in V-shaped hole in base, Goulburn River.|* Horse tied to tree beside Goulburn River.|Note: All above items in box marked "Austral Dry Plates".|* 18 glass plates of hymns from Baptist hymn book.|Note: The Williams family were devout Baptists.|* Plate of rugged coastline ? Great Ocean Way Victoria?|* Plate of rock stacks - ? " London bridge and smaller bridge.|* (3) Prints of the two rock bridges in the ocean off shore.photography, photograph, slides, film

Photograph of Sarah's Victoria Hotel, Hogan Street, Tatura. In 1894 William Isaac Maskell, Inn keepers conducted the hotel. Later owners were Thomas Bazeley 1896, Leo Bourke, P. Flanvin, G. Phillips, S. Phillips, Quinn, B. and G. Moroney, R. Barkus.Black and white photograph of Victoria Hotel Tatura.on back: Victoria Hotel Tatura 1987thomas bazeley, leo bourke, p. flanvin, g. phillips,, s. phillips, b. and g. moroney, r. barkus., victoria hotel tatura

Tatura State School, Casey Street. Site now occupied by the Goulburn Murray Offices.|Photo 1. Official opening January 1885.|Photo 2. May 1885,|Photo 3. 1965.Photos 1 & 2 B. & W. Photo 3 colour.

Original photograph of Bob Bird, son of H. E. S. Bird, chemist Shepparton. Later had pharmacy in Hogan Street, Tatura (1933-1939) Trevor LaPeyre, who had learned pharmacy from H. E. S. Bird took over from E. G. Bird. Jan LaPeyre later married Marge Bird.Original photograph of Mr Bob Bird Chemist. c 1930's.on back: Bob Bird, son of H. E. S. Bird, chemist of Shepparton bob bird, h. e. s. bird, trevor lapeyre, e. g. bird, jan lapeyre, marge bird, bird chemist shepparton

Copy of Original photograph of Bob Bird, son of H. E. S. Bird, chemist Shepparton. Later had pharmacy in Hogan Street, Tatura (1933-1939) Trevor LaPeyre, who had learned pharmacy from H. E. S. Bird took over from E. G. Bird. Jan LaPeyre later married Marge Bird.Copy of Original photograph of Mr Bob Bird Chemist. c 1930's. Original L0336on back: Bob Bird, son of H. E. S. Bird, chemist of Shepparton bob bird, h. e. s. bird, trevor lapeyre, e. g. bird, jan lapeyre, marge bird, bird chemist shepparton

Copy of Original photograph of Bob Bird, son of H. E. S. Bird, chemist Shepparton. Later had pharmacy in Hogan Street, Tatura (1933-1939) Trevor LaPeyre, who had learned pharmacy from H. E. S. Bird took over from E. G. Bird. Jan LaPeyre later married Marge Bird.Copy of Original photograph of Mr Bob Bird Chemist. c 1930's. Original L0336. Black and white copy and enlarged photograph of original.on back: Bob Bird, son of H. E. S. Bird, chemist of Shepparton bob bird, h. e. s. bird, trevor lapeyre, e. g. bird, jan lapeyre, marge bird, bird chemist shepparton

Made in 2009 from old film. Contents: Leaving the old Methodist Church in Kerferd Street, Tatura, 1959; Construction and opening of new church in Thompson Street, 1959. Original film taken in 1959 by Mr Jack Lowry of Dhurringile transferred onto DVD to show at 50th anniversary of present Uniting Church building October 2009. This work arranged by Mrs Helen Newton of Murchision (nee Helen Lowry).DVD tatura methodist church, methodist church history