Picture history of Box Hill showing the development of the area from 1960 - 1994 with rapid population growth and major administrative changes. Photos include government, community services, industry, transport, shops, churches, sport, entertainment and arts, people, schools, houses and "Salute to Box Hill" (the end of Box Hill as a City).box hill, history, photographs, government, community services, industry, transport, shops, churches, sport, entertainment, arts, people, schools, houses, 1960 - 1994

ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH OWNED BY MR. WILLIAM HARRIS OF SUTHERLAND STREET, CLUNES. THE ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN IN CIRCA 1908.BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH (COPY) CLUNES METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL , TEACHERS IN FRONT OF SUNDAY SCHOOL IN SERVICE STREET WITH SENIOR STUDENTS, 1908local history, photography, photographs, churches - wesley

PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN FROM NEAR THE OLD FIRE BRIGADE HALL LOOKING TOWARDS METHODIST CHURCH ON THE OCCASION OF A PLEEASANT SUNDAY AFTERNOON SERVICE. BUSES FROM BALLARAT AND SURROUNDING TOWNS FERRIER THE VISITORS. SERVICE STREET, CLUNES.BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF METHODIST CHURCH ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON. THE OCCASION WAS A PLEASANT SUNDAY AFTERNOON SERVICE WITH BUSES AND CARS TO TRANSPORT THE VISITORS. SERVICE STREET, CLUNES.local history, document, postcard, churches, wesley

PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS MANSE PREBYTERIAN [ST ANDREWS[ CHURCH METHODIST [WESLEY[ WITHOUT SPIRE, SUNDAY SCHOOL AND PARSONAGE MARKET, POST OFFICE SITE TOWN HALL PHOTOGRAPH OF BALLARAT ROAD [SERVICE STREET] CLUNES. PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN FROM GEORGE STREET TOWARDS SMEATON ROAD. .1 SEPIA PHOTOGRAPH MOUNTED, WITH POINTS OF INTEREST NOTED AROUND EDGE. PERIOD 1865 .2 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO PRINT .3 SMALL BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO PRINTBALLARAT ROAD, CLUNES, SOUTH WESTphotography, photographs, township, churches

BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH -PANORAMA OF CLUNES, TAKEN FROM HILL IN CAMERON STREET; BUILDINGS INCLUDE WESLEY CHURCH, POST OFFICE, TOWN HALL, R.C. CHURCH AND BUILDINGS IN FRASER STREET.local history, photography, photographs, clunes township

Rev. Philip Homan (Anglican) in 1858. Anglican minister for Ararat. He conducted services in the Stawell District. He arranged for the necessary materials for the erection of a church of England School building. This was built on an area known as One Tree Hill, Stawell West. This photograph is a copy taken from A.1300K. Copy made by A. Attrill. Oval sepia photograph of a gentleman with a long beardThe first Vicar: REV CANON PHILIP HOMAN, 1856-188Xstawell church

Pomonal Methodist Church with group of people standing out the front of the building. Photograph taken on the day the church was opened in 1935. Financial aid from the Methodes Church enabled a building to be erected using voluntary labour. The first service was held by the Methodes' on Sunday Dec. 1st. 1935. Conducted by Rev. N. G. Graham of Stawell and the evening service by Rev. G. Fisher of Ararat. This building now used by United Church.Black and white photo of a building with a large group of people kneeling & standing to the right of the building. stawell religion

St Patricks Church StawellCard cover with photograph of church with green print.Eucharistic Celebration to give thanks for the twenty-one years of service of Fr. Frances Cona=way to the Church of Stawell Sunday October 12, 1975.stawell religion

Photocopy of rough notes written by Bill Gray for the eulogy for Beryl Gray to be given by her son, Andrew at the memorial service. Born in Shepparton 14/3/1924. Attended Surrey Hills Primary School and Benson St Methodist Church. Joined Government Departments until married in February 1956 to Bill Gray. Joined local organisations including Historical Society, C.A.A. and Elderly Peoples Housing Group. Worked for Foodstuffs Contract Board, Central Contract Board, Weather Bureau.Photocopy of rough notes written by Bill Gray for the eulogy for Beryl Gray gray, beryl

A history of the second world war memorial window at Christ Church, Mitcham. It includes material on the history of the window, the dedication service and photographs and information on the five men remembered. Gordon Crawford, Ross Fenton, Owen Loftus, Ron Peake and Alwyn Till. Also included is an essay by Alwyn Till on Wood Carters in the district, a letter to his mother from Britain and a letter regarding his service and death with the Belgian Marquis. Colour photograph of window 25 pagesA history of the second world war memorial window at Christ Church, Mitcham.christ church anglican church mitcham;, stained glass windows, world war, 1939 - 1945, crawford, gordon douglas, fenton, william ross, bremner, loftus owen spencer, peake, ronald mosely, till, alwyn, wood carters