Black and white photo of Fisher Real Estate officesfrank fisher & co., real estate agent, blackburn

Used by donor in 'Blackburn - a picturesque history'Black & white photo of Railway Parade from Blackburn Railway Station to the Estate 1923.railway parade, blackburn

Black and white photo of Frank Fisher's Auction Rooms, Blackburn Railway Station in 1928. Now Nadrasca Book Exchangefrank fisher & co., nadrasca

Black and white photo of Blackburn State School 1920.blackburn state school, no. 2923, whitehorse road estate plan

Black and white photo of Blackburn Railway Station in 1920.blackburn railway station, whitehorse road estate plan

From the estate of Jean Ord (nee Tate) formerly of 31Drummond Street Blackburn, mother of the donor.Six stainless steel table knives - bone handle. In the original box.Edwin H Needham 1878 Sheffield Firth Stainlessdomestic items, cutlery

Black and white photograph showing the first houses built in Sussex Street Blackburnblackburn park estate, houses, blackburn

The album was given to the owner who was selling the property by the Estate Agent.Photo album with photos of the property for sale..Doolan and Goodchild Surveyorstanglewood, property for sale, blackburn, the avenue

Coloured photograph of the shops on the southern side of South Parade, Blackburn. Barry Plant Real Estate prominent -2012. on the other side of South Parade is a bus stop and the underground entrance to the Blackburn Station platforms.shops, blackburn shopping centre, south parade, blackburn

John Wakefield Snr. came to Australia in 1852 as a crewman on a ship, and his wife Elizabeth and children John, Anne, Tom and George came out to Australia in 1954. In 1859 John Jnr. married Rhoda Hartnett. They purchased land and a cottage on Springfield Village Estate, Blackburn North.Sepia photograph of 9 members of the Wakefield Family. John and Rhoda Wakefield are in centre of the front row.wakefield family

John Wakefield Snr. migrated to Australia in 1852, as a crewman. Elizabeth, John, Tom and George arrived in 1854. In 1859 John Wakefield Jnr. married Rhoda Hartnett. They purchased land and a cottage on the Springfield Village Estate, Springfield Road, Blackburn North.Sepia photograph of a group of six people at a wedding. John and Rhoda Wakefield are at front - left and centre.wakefield, john, rhoda, wakefield family

non-fictionCr Andrew Munroe reminisces over changes in Cootamundra Wardblackburn square, old orchard shopping centre blackburn, middlefield primary school no.4878, wandinong sanctuary, blackburn technical school, blackburn creekland, old orchard primary school no.3130, cootamundra walk, munroe andrew cr