sepia photo on board: group of men - 63 adult males in four rows , 5 boys, 1 dog and corrugated iron clad building in background. Men dressed in suits and hats. Printed in top LH corner MP 105. On bottom in pencil ' group of visitors at Fosterville on visit of Mr. Foster, MLA Minister for Mines 1897. In pen, ' Mr. Foster named the Goldfield ' Fosterville'organization, business, fosterville gold mine

Small booklet detailing a complimentary evening on the retirement of Mr Tony Lynch after 50 years of service as a Tramways Employee, Thursday 10th July 1947. Numerous names pencilled on back cover under 'Autographs'.person, individual, basil miller

472 black & white photos of Bendigo pioneers, from 1850 - 1859 All photos numbered & in rows. Index of names included with photo. This is a larger version of the same photo in 366/14 (unable to be located on 6.8.2019) Gilt frame. Deframed 2022.Hanson photoperson, group, bendigo pioneers

Commonwealth of Australia clothing ration book with 7 coupons. One has been clipped out. Number V.c 128650. Made out in the name of B. Miller, 284 King Street Bendigo, Victoria.Commonwealth of Australia.person, individual, basil miller

Identification Card issued in the name of Lavinia Miller, 264 King Street, Bendigo Victoria. Number V4 F81 16174. For Civilian Registration, (British Subjects). There are a number of inscriptions on the reverse side.Commonwealth of Australia.cottage, miners

Broadcast Listeners Licence (radio) issued in the name of B. W. B. Miller, 284 King Street Bendigo. Serial Number 666973.Commonwealth of Australia, Postmaster General's Department.person, individual, basil miller

sepia photograph of 1st class Violet Street, Primary school.29-9-04 23 boys, 18 girls, ( 13 in pinafore ) brick building in background with arched double hung window. Boy second from left with 'highway' man cape, sixteen boys with dress collars. On back GP 18 at TR and TL. RHSOV Bendigo Branch stamped in ink. See names in research.organization, education, violet street primary school

1897 G P G THE BENDIGONIAN Black and white newspaper cutting pasted onto cardboard. ' Captains and Secretaries of the local cycling clubs' 8 male figures with bicycle lying in front of photo. Names of men printed around photo:; Rear: J. Porter, Secretary, Rovers CC. C.E.H. Swyer, Secretary Bendigo CC., J.H,. Marwick Captain Ramblers CC., Centre : G.W. ---- Captain Rovers CC, H.M. Bickerton Secretary proterm Rambers CC, C. Jeffrey, Captain Eaglehawk CC, C. Ward Captain Bendigo CC. , H. Lay Secretary Eaglehawk. G P G Bottom R.H.Side On back in blue biro: Mr. Ward, 72 Lily Street.organization, club/society, cycling clubs

Black and white photograph : opening fancy dress ball, White Hills Reading Room. 8 young adults in sailor suits, 4 female, 4 male. Brick wall, windows and weatherboard wall at back. Female in centre hoilding small Union Jack flag. Figures have been numbered. Note hole in sole of shoe on right. On front pencil numbers 1 - 8 - one on each person. Names on back of photo correspond to numbers. 1. Arthur Caldwell 2. Mary Dixon ( Mrs. E.M. Bourke ) 3 Frank Dixon 4 Joy Bovard ( Ball ) 5 Imelde Flack 6 Lizzie Richards ( Gay Wood ? ) 7 Ernie Cawden 8. George Cailcottage, miners

Black and white photograph. Not mounted. Five Lions Hotel,Cnr View and Barnard Streets, Bendigo. Tram lines with overhead cables. 2 men on seat on left of photo. Fosters Lager sign on left with Five Lions Hotel over corner. 2 double storey shops, one next to hotel appears empty, faint name of business ??/ pastrycook. On back ' Five Lions Hotel, cnr. Barnard and View Sts. 'Alan Doney ??organization, business, five lions hotel

black and white photo, group of mixed aged males and females. Seated and standing on lawn amongst trees. C.E. picnic at Botanical Gardens, Bendigo 1930, on reverse. Also names of figures written on back in pencil. Back row: Vern Carroll - - Ray Carroll - - - - - Daisy Hinkson, Mrs W. Potter. Middle Row: Bob Wilkinson - Stella Dunston, Daisy Thorogood, Vim Wilkinson, Edith Dingfelder. Front Row : Wes Harry, Wally Beaton, Moira Draper, Bill Baxter, Olly Williams, Lil Potter, Arthur Lewis, Harry Potter. Stamp at bottom, Wesley C. Harry.,Wesley C. Har-y Stamp on backperson, group, c.e. picnic at botanical gardens

Black and white photo of steam tram, name on double deck carriage 'WOOLAHRA', No 34. '(3)' written in blue ink on back of photo.person, individual, basil miller

Black and white photo of young man dressed in tramways uniform, with ID disk on left breast, ticket punch hanging around neck on leather strap. Possibly Basil Miller but not named on portrait.person, individual, basil miller

Article entitled ''Indeleble (sic) Marks - John Hattam'' (Sic). Mention in this one-page typewritten page of Messrs Samuels and Holmes, ironmongers of Bridge St (entered into partnership with Mr Trent); Mention of one of Mr Samuel's daughters, Kate Samuels (stage name ''Madame Benda''). Mention of Mr Samuel's vineyard at Diamond Hill. Some additional handwritten notes to typewritten page.person, individual, john hattam, john hattem, ironmonongery shop, diamond hill, madame benda.

Newspaper cutting, undated/newspaper not named, re wedding at Kangaroo Flat (FrankTaylor, hat manufacturer and Miss Free) at Wesleyan Church. Details of wedding etc.event, social, wedding, kangaroo flat, wesleyan church, miss weigard.

12.1.1935 Account time sheet, showing names and hours worked fountain pen writing on paper.?railways, bendigo to melbourne, time sheet

Postcard, black and white: On image ' Hargreaves Street, Bendigo' V. 38.' bottom LH side. Image shows shop fronts on either side of street, cars parked on kerb. Verandahs intact on shops. W.H. Ray, Baker & Woods names visible.Valentine'sbendigo, streetscape, hargreaves street, bendigo, hargreaves street. baker & woods, w.h. ray

Photo: Deborah Gold Mine ( un-named , possibly North Deborah ). Image shows poppet head, chimney, tailings dump. On Lh side of image, dam in centre foreground, On bottom of photo' Deborah Gold Mines looking towards Bendigo, No. 16 'bendigo, mining, deborah mine, bendigo, gold mines, deborah gold mine, mining

Booklet. ALEC H CHISHOLM COLLECTION. A 40 page booklet of a series of tributes to Miles Franklin by some of her friends. Forward by J. K. Moir. Limited to 550 copies. Published by the Bread and Cheese Club, Melbourne in 1955. Printed by J. Roy Stevens, Melbourne. List of contributors on page 5. Contributor J. K. Moir has personally signed his name on page 8. B & W photo of Miles Franklin on first page. Catalogue sticker ''2153 VAR'' on front cover.Variousbooks, collections, tribute, alec h chisholm collection, miles franklin, j.k.moir

Booklet. ALEC H CHISHOLM COLLECTION. A 16 page booklet (2nd Edition) of NSW aboriginal place names and their meaning. Compiled by W. W. Thorpe (Ethnologist). Set up and printed by the Australian Museum, Sydney in May 1927. Inside are 5 newspaper clippings from an Adelaide paper (no dates) about nomenclature. Catalogue sticker '2155 THO' on front cover together with the signature of A. H. Chisholm.W. W. Thorpebooks, collections, place names, alec h chisholm collection, aborigine, w.w.thorpe, place names

B+W Photo on fawn board. Boarders at 'Toorak' guest house, 135 Mollison street, Bendigo 1914. 21 men in suits + 1 child. Intricate iron lace. Palm trees. Inscription: T.L corner 'GP 67'. In photo, 'Toorak', on name board under guttering above verandah. Under photo 'W.H.Robinson Photo Bendigo'. On Back, handwritten 'Boarders of 'Toorak', 1914 Sept or October/Bendigo'W.H.Robinsonperson, group, boarders at toorak guest house

B+W photo on cardboard. 21 males in football uniforms, 13 males in suits, some with hats. Young boy and L.F. Trophies displayed - mantel clock. Silver at with lid + silver teapot. Foot lap with 'Young Colonials Premiers 1902 & 3' held at C.F. Names written on image. Arranged in 4 rows. Backdrop of decorated room at R. Inscription: in Image printed on Football 'Young/Colonials/Premiers/1902&3'. On Back, 'Royal Historical Society of Victoria/Bendigo Branch' stamp. In image, hand written in pencil + ball point pen, 'Burt Newell. Steve Williams, Ern Cox, - Kemp, - Temby, - Stirton, ---Forbes, Nobby Nixon, Corbett Roberts'organization, club/society, young colonials football club, prev. acc. no. 'gp82'

Black and white photograph of thirty one girl gymnasts wearing short white frocks, with sashes and holding wooden clubs. Top of picket fence visible at bottom of image. Low picket fence at back with higher metal? Fence behind it. Mounted on grey board Inscriptions: on back - 'Club Swingers 1903', Winners of Austral Competition, Bendigo. 'Miss Stean's pupils', 'photo No.5' (written on white card, taped to back). ' I Harry, 46 Clyde St., East Kew'. Names from top to bottom? M Kerr, Annie Steane, Olwen Parry, B Robertson, E Saunders, L Bolten, L Lee, J Charles, R Wilson, L Wilson, , E Manning, J Steane, E Herschell, M Sapping / Lapping?, E Charles, I Harry, C Manning, E Stevenson, A Hues, L Mitchell, M Simmons, E Stewart, A Curneson / Curnecon?, R Hanson, D Manning, J McCraw, R Judd, B Whitelock, C Tyek, D Unmack.person, group, sports team

B+W photo on cream board. Photograph of eight gentlemen three at the back standing, five in the front row seated on bentwood chairs. The photograph is taken outside a wooden building with two windows . Possibly, A.N.A. Inscription: On back, Photographer's stamp 'W.H.Robinson/Photographer/Mundy Street Bendigo'. RHSV on back, Bendigo branch, stamp on back. Written in ballpoint pen, 'Seated Barkly Hyett, Sir John Quick, J.H.Curnow, Angus Mackay', 'Mayor' under the name J.H.Curnow.W,H.Robinsonperson, group, possibly a.n.a

Black and white photo on engraved cream card. Studio portrait of forty eight young adults in evening dress. All wearing name tags. Four tennis racquets in front of photo. Inscriptions: Hand written on card at bottom. On card 'Tasma, Flashlight Photo, High Street, Bendigo'. On reverse 'picture frame 3A'.Tasmaperson, group, sports team

Black and white group of eight adults in a line. Men (four) wear dinner suits (white ties and tails) and are holding monkey masks to resemble the :Monkey Brand: appliance cleaning product they are advertising or using in a theatrical performance. The four women wear black, knee length dresses and are dressed as maids, with white 1/2 length aprons and white caps. They have the 'Monkey Brand' advertisement pinned onto their aprons and are holding another cardboard ad. (the same one) suspended from a block. Four clean saucepans on floor at men's feet. Inscriptions: in image - the same advertisement seen eight times - Monkey Brand Won’t Wash Clothes. On board: front - Kalma 57 & 59, Pall Mall, Bendigo. Back - (hand written, J Dean, Joe Borrell, John Borrell, F Donaldson. Second line of names on back - A Hurst, Kathleen Dixon. In lower LH corner, brand indentation (photographer?)/Kalma, 57 & 59 Pall Mall, Bendigoperson, group, theatrical group?, see also 2001.334.01

Copy of Certificate of Discharge and Character - Victoria Port of Melbourne - Name:Charles Stilwell, Born: 1805 in Surrey. Ship Name and Number: Norfolk, 11920. Registred in London. Date of entry: 17/12/73, discharge: 27/03/74. Rating: Surgeonperson, individual, stilwell collection

Black and white photograph. Group of twenty nine men outside stone building. Men dressed in three piece suits with white stiff shirt fronts and all but one wearing bow-ties. The men all have moustaches and goatee beards, and most are smiling. There are three signs reading 'ze French tea'. Foundation stone partly visible reads 'was laid, Clarke'. Inscriptions: Name and initials indecipherable (on front). In image 'ze French tea'.person, group, males

Black and white reproduction of photo from 'Back to Eaglehawk' back Oct. 1928. Large group of children, four adults in background. Outside. Banisters in background, brick wall at side. Approximately ninety children, youngest ones seated on ground at front, cross-legged. Inscriptions: on front - 'California Hill State School, 1928', 'JH Biggs, Health Inspector'. RHSV stamp (under photo). California Hill State School. 'The California Gully State School (or the Bell topper Hill, as the old Cornish miners names it) is one of the oldest in the district. Some of the prominent men of Bendigo today who attended that school include Cr. JH Curnow, Mr Jtn Smalley, and Mr EE Heitman. Mr. George Evans, a native of the district, is now in charge of the school. Miss FE Darvall is the head of the infant division. Other teachers are Miss RE Nicholas and Mr WR McClelland. Scholars on the roll at present number 105.person, group, students of cal. hill state.school