Arthur D. Senior was born on 13 November 1905 at Colac, Lancashire, England. He came to Ballarat in 1927 and was a student, and later a part time evening instructor in Electrical Mechanics, at the Ballarat School of Mines. An electrical engineer at the Electricity Supply Company (Ballarat), he retired from part time work at the Ballarat School of Mines in 1965 having started in 1931.Photographic Portrait of Arthur Senior wearing a Ballarat School of Mines blazer.ballarat school of mines, arthur donald senior, arthur senior, blazer

Photographic Portrait of Ballarat School of Mines assayer Herbert Richard Murphy. ballarat school of mines, herbert murphy, h.r. murphy

150 pages : illustrations, maps, portraits : Includes bibliographical references and index.non-fictionPersonal recollections of the author growing up in the suburb of McKinnon, Victoria.mckinnon, prince edward avenue mckinnon, tony o'grady

Small head and shoulder portrait of a man with a beard wearing a jacket and shirt.Verey & Co., Castlemaine and Daylesfordphotograph, portrait, male, portrait of a man, verey & co.

Small portrait photographic of a young male, photographer Grouzelle & Co Melbourne.Grouzelle & Cophotograph, portrait, male

Churchill Island Heritage Farm has a large photograph collection dating from the mid nineteenth century to the last decade. This photograph shows two members of Margaret Amess' household at Tynefield.Sepia photograph of a wedding portrait of a bride and groom standing in the apse of a cathedral.Catalogue number written in pencil on reverse. Written in pen on reverse: 'Mary Clay (nee Hennebery) was maid to Margaret Amess at "Tynefield" Elwood until she married the gardener./ Mary was auntie to the donor Joyce Hurle. The two oil paintings donated by Joyce had originally been given to Mary by M Amess as had the supper cloth embroidered by MA and damask dining table cloth used by her.'margaret amess, churchill island, photograph, wedding portrait

Churchill Island Heritage Farm has a large photograph collection dating from the mid nineteenth century to the last decade. This photograph shows two members of Margaret Amess' household at Tynefield.Sepia photograph of a wedding portrait of a bride and groom standing in the apse of a cathedral.Catalogue number written in pencil on reverse. Written in pen on reverse: 'Mary Clay (nee Hennebery) was maid to Margaret Amess at "Tynefield" Elwood until she married the gardener./ Mary was auntie to the donor Joyce Hurle. The two oil paintings donated by Joyce had originally been given to Mary by M Amess as had the supper cloth embroidered by MA and damask dining table cloth used by her.'margaret amess, churchill island, photograph, wedding portrait

Churchill Island Heritage Farm has a large photograph collection dating from the mid-nineteenth century to the last decade. This photograph is rumoured to be of the wedding of Margaret Amess to her husband.Sepia toned postcard with a wedding portrait printed on it, purportedly of Margaret Amess. Catalogue number in pencil on reverse. Printed on reverse 'POSTCARD/ CORRESPONDENCE/ADDRESS ONLY.' 'Richards & Co, Photo, Ballarat'margaret amess, churchill island, wedding portrait, postcard

Black and White Photo on Tin, Portrait of a man with a moustache and wearing a suit,person, individual, portrait, tin back photo, male portrait

Portrait of Thomas Boyce and his grave on the World War One battlefield.boyce, world war, world war one

Round black & white portrait of gentleman wearing white suit & bowtie

B: 1920 D: 1996. Ordained 1955. East Preston, Casterton, Morwell, Ashburton, Hobart, Dandenong, Balwyn North, Mitcham. Retired 01/1987.B&W head and shoulders portrait of Rev. (Norman) Eric Derbyshire.derbyshire, eric

Rev. Francis James Nance (1857-1930).Matte, black and white, ¾ studio portrait of Rev. Francis James Nance."Rev FJ Nance MA"methodist, nance, fj

Rev. Francis James Nance (1857-1930).Gloss, black and white ¾ studio portrait of Rev. Francis James Nance."Rev FJ Nance MA"methodist, nance, fj

Rev. Frank Milne (1865-1948) attend Aberdeen University and came to Australia in 1891. He was a chaplain in WW1 and was Moderator of Victorian Assembly in 1928.Matte, sepia, full-length, studio portrait of Rev. Frank Milne.milne, f., presbyterian, moderator

Head and shoulders sepia carte de visite portrait of Alfred Coatesmethodist, home missionary, alfred coates

Norma Anguey trained as a home missionary. She was accepted as a candidate for the new order of Methodist Deaconesses in 1943.B & W gloss head and shoulders studio portrait of Norma Anguey.norma anguey, home missionary sister, methodist, deaconess

Rev. Peter Thompson (1847 - 1909) was Superintendent of the East End Wesleyan Mission. Entered the Wesleyan ministry in 1871. Died 1909. The second son of a Lancashire farmer, Peter grew up in a tee-total Methodist household with a rather austere father and a saintly mother. He trained at Didsbury Wesleyan College where he was, by all accounts, a brilliant student. He was stationed in Ulverston and then Huddersfield (by 1876). By 1881 Peter had married and was Minister at Wood Green. He and his wife, Mary, do not appear to have had any children. They spent some years in Redhill and then, following the decision of Conference in 1885 to establish the London Wesleyan Methodist Mission, Peter was sent to the East End of London to take charge of the almost defunct St George’s Wesleyan Chapel. His work as a slum missionary was so successful that soon larger premises were required. In addition the mission took over a ‘most undesirable’ public house (The White Swan on Ratcliffe Highway) and later, in 1891, the Mahogany Bar. In 1898 he was interviewed by Charles Booth as part of Booth’s survey of London. Peter died after a long illness in 1909 having served 24 years in East London, one of the best known and loved Wesleyan ministers of his time. Sepia toned head and shoulders studio portrait of the Rev. Peter Thompson.rev peter williams, methodist, wesleyan, minister, east end mission

Possibly Rev Dr William Williams (1848 - 1913) with his wife Edith Skelton Williams nee Wimble (1857 - 1942) and son Percival Wimble Williams (1881 - 1936)Sepia toned studio portrait of Mr Williams with his wife and son."To Mr & Mrs Holden with Christian Love from Mr & Mrs Williams"

John Blakemore (1908 - 2000). Born at Pelsall, Staffordshire. Became a local preacher at the age of 18. Arrived in Australia in 1926. Accepted as a Home Missionary and served at Ultima, Willaura, Piangil and Moulamein. Studied at Otira and at Queen's College. Whilst studying he was sent to St. George's Rd Northcote, where he met his wife. Returned to England for two years, where he served as a probationer. Returned to Australia in 1937 and was ordained into the Methodist Church. He served at Merbein, Shepparton, Newstead, Numurkah, Maffra, East Ivanhoe, Bentleigh, and Oakleigh. Between 1941 and 1944 he was a chaplain in the A.I.F.B & W head and shoulders studio portrait of the Rev. John Blakemore.john blakemore, local preacher, home missionary, otira, queen's college, chaplain a.i.f., methodist, minister.

Clem Dickinson ordained in 1967 and served as minister at Dunkeld Penshurst 1966-69, Maryborough 1970-1974, Horsham 1975-August 1983, Executive Director of Stewardship Australia September 1983 to November 1991, Assembly Managing Treasurer of Beneficiary Fund from December 1991.B & W Head and Shoulders portrait of Rev. Clement A Dickinson, Ministerrev. clem dickinson; methodist; uniting church; beneficiary fund; stewardship australia; dunkeld-penshurst; maryborough; horsham

Reverend Alfred Madsen was a Methodist minister who was born in Maryborough in 1864 and died in 1930. He served in Ballarat and President and Secretary of the Primitive Methodist Conference before Union as well as Secretary of the United Methodist Church in 1916, and President of the Conference in 1917. He was minister of Mt. Erica Methodist Church in Prahran at the time of his death. He was Grand Master of the Loyal Orange Lodge.B & W head and shoulders studio portrait of the Rev. Alfred MadsenRev A Madsenrev alfred madsen, primitive methodist, minister

Martha Holden (1866 - 1935) was the wife of the Rev Albert Thomas Holden CBE V.D., B.A., D.D. Director of the Methodist Inland Missions, Chaplain-General of the A.I.F. and President-General of the Methodist Conference of Australasia.B & W head and shoulders studio portrait of Mrs Martha Holden.martha holden, rev albert t. holden, methodist inland missions, president-general methodist conference of australasia, martha holden, rev albert t. holden, methodist inland missions, president-general methodist conference of australasia, chaplain general a.i.f

James Douglas Northey (1890 - 1975) was born in Adelaide. He attended Adelaide University and Parkin College. Ordained in 1916 at Kensington Gardens, S.A. Appointed: Luhrs Rd. Evandale S.A. 1917 - 1921, Victor Harbor 1921 - 1929, Canterbury Vic. 1929 - 1939, Principal of the Congregational College of Victoria 1940 - 1960. Pastoral oversight Burwood 1945 - 1951, East Preston 1952 - 1960, Northcote 1958, South St. Kilda 1962 - 1967. B & W head and shoulders studio portrait of the Rev. J.D. Northeyjames douglas northey, principal congregational college of victoria