Five reproduced black and white images of Clunes and surrounds; Camp Parade, Clunes South West View in Township, Clunes South East Port Phillip and Colonial Goldmining Company Victoria Quartz Mining Company Registered, Clunes Criterion Quartz Mining Company Registered Clunes clunes township, clunes mines

.1 TANKS AT REAR OF FACTORY TO FILTER AND PURIFY WATER .2 MR. F. ANNEAR OPERATING A LARGE PLANT OF HOSIERY MACHINES .3 SOUTH CLUNES SCHOOLinterknit, tanks, machinery, south clunes school, mr f annear

GOWRIE PARK- Gowrie Park Road, Tatura.|Alexander and Georgina Stewart sailed in 1859 from Mochrum, Scotland, arriving in Corio Bay. In 1872-73 they came to Tatura and selected near the town, being one of the early selectors. The place was called Gowrie Park, still known by that name, and still in use as a dairy farm.|Before the Presbyterian Church was built in Tatura, all the services were held at Gowrie Park. The old dairy for keeping milk, cream and butter is still there today. Only two families have owned the property since the 1870®s, and the house has been beautifully renovated and extended.Photo 1: 15 x 11 cms. Photo 2: 10 x 6 cms.

Collection of photos taken c.1920 by the Anderson family. Carlton and Bill Anderson left Murchison for a soldier settlement block at North West Mooroopna, 2 miles from the school. Bill had been a stretcher bearer in WW1. Photos taken by Anderson family of general farming activities, irrigation channel construction with horse teams, Goulburn Weir, Waranga Basin western outlet structure and channel, official opening ceremony. Photos loaned for copying.|1. Outlet structure, possibly the opening.|2.Western Channel.|3.Waranga Basin inlet.|4. Waranga Basin outlet.|5,6.Goulburn Weir.|7,8 Channel construction with horse teams.|9.Skid scoop.|10. Group at Bain.|11."Spot", Bill Anderson and the team.|12.Teams take time off.|13.Washing up.|14.Spring cart and "Smoko"|15.Bill Anderson holding horse.|16.Team of four.|17.A good crop.|18.Wonkey scoop with two horse team.|19,Horses at rest.|20.Head in nose bag.|21.Bill Anderson & Marty Clooney, tents, wagons and gig.|22.Wally Wybrow grooming horse.|23 Bill Anderson, Marty Clooney and furphy tank.|24. Four horse teams.|25.Carlton Anderson? cutting hair.|26,27.|28.Three wheel trolley made from old harvester.|29. Harvester.|30.Wally.|31.Marty Clooney and horse.|32|33.Seven horse team.|34-43.Various farm photos

Best of a selection of photos taken from the air by G. Lyon in April 2007. Camps 1, 2, 3 13 & Dhurringile. Remainder to be seen on C:\aerial_views_camps.

Hans - Wolter von Gruenewaldt, German P.O.W (Ex South African - Mining engineer) painted these scenes and figures as murals on the walls of the Camp 13 Recreational hall. After WW2 the hall was purchased by the Murchison R.S.L as its headquarters in 1955. These paintings can now be seen at the David Jones Nursing Home in Murchison.Small photo album, with a collection of painted scenes and figures as murals on the walls of camp 13 Recreational hall. The album also includes photos of visitors to the Internment camps, Japanese Chan, Oki and Takamura families at the Tatura Historical Society, and visitors to the German War Cemetery during 1992/93.

Photos taken during time as prisoner and subsequently. German POWs in Camp 13. 1. Rudolf Liessman. 2.Ritter with wallaby 3.May 1st. Carnival: Heinz Doehman with Adolf Wilke. 4.Compound D, 1941. 5.May 1st. Carnival. 6.Camp gaol and guard tower. 7.Hebel die Nibelungen. 8. Compound D- Wagelin; ? ; Hempel & Pohlig. 9.Gus Pohlig- sketch by von Gruenwaldt. 10. Christine & Gus at Tatura German War Cemetery, 1988. 11. Gus at Camp 13 site, 1988. 12. Reunion 1983 at Kitzinger: Gus Pohlig; Hanna Wilke; Adolf Wilke; Liessmann (compound leader); Assmacher.

Visit of Ernst Kropf (Persian Group) to Camp 1 in 2005.|1. Kropf and daughter at the "milk bar".|2.Kropf performing on Camp 1 stage.|3.Kropf at the bowling alley.|4.and 5.On the site of his bunk in his hut|6, 7 & 8 at work at the Museum.Photos taken on digital camera- no hard copies.

Tatura Book Club Annual Dinner, Mooroopna Dec. 2005.|1.Pam Wells; June Cohen; Lurline Knee; Mignon Campbell; Ailleen Sweeney; Lyn Patullo.|2.Sue Graves; ? ; Barbara Muller; Jo Burgess; Jacqui Vibert.

Browns bakery and residence, Hogan Street, c.1955, members of the family and staff, delivery vans. 6 photos.6 photos

Two aerial photos of Tatura 19592 photos

Eleven photos of construction of Waranga Basin Wall, railways, horse teams and housing. One photo of Main Street in Murchison.11 photos

1. Hogan Street looking west from railway crossing c.1900.|2. Hogan Street looking east from Ross Street, c.1900, Flanagan's Store.2 photos

Framed photos presented to Museum with other material on the closure of the school, c.2002. Tatura East Primary School Premiership Netball Teams 1983.|Photo 1: "C" Grade, Annabelle Simson (Coach)|T. Attwood; J. Campbell; E. Starrit; S. Brian.|H. Campbell; T. Starrit; M. Wheelhouse; J. Vigliaturo.|Photo 2: "D" Grade: Kaye Pyke (Coach); S. Haberfied; L. Gilmore; E. Pogue; K. Simson; S. Mason; P. Williams; A. Wheelhouse; M. Starrit.Silver framed colour photos.

Wolfgarten collection of coloured Camp 1 photos.Coloured photos.

Bock Collection of four photos|Photo 1- Hogan & Francis Streets corner.|Photo 2- Flanagan's Store.|Photos 3 to 6- Flanagan's Store Staff.

Welsh Collection, photos copied from small brochure. Photo 1- Criterion Hotel. Photo 2- Band Rotunda. Public Garden, corner Service & Albert Streets. Gardens & Bowling Green.

Flanagan collection of four photos.|Photo 1: Home of Tom Flanagan, 56? Hogan Street.|Photo 2: Shop 54? Hogan Street.|Photo 3:|Photo 4: Shop occupied by Wal Reddie, c.58 Hogan Street.|Photo 5: Reddie's shop c.1910 when 2 storied.