Unknown year

Unknown year

Book published in 2006 on the history of sport in the City of Boroondara dating back to the mid-nineteenth centurycamberwell, boroondara, sport

Unknown year

non-fictionMaurice Chick's memoirs are the story of an apprentice carpenter working for his father who became the managing director of a company that erected many of the landmark buildings in the Albury-Wodonga region. It is a story of work, entrepreneurial ventures and travel that were part of a life lived with enthusiasm. Included are comments from workmen, business associates and friends, and a pictorial archive of buildings erected in a 50 year career.maurice chick, businessmen albury wodonga, buildings albury wodonga, companies albury wodonga

Article from Brooksy's Briefing about St Helena Road as a dirt track in the 1890s compared to today.Newsletter article text with colour imagest helena, colin brooks, st helena road greensborough, greensborough historical society, diamond creek road greensborough

Article from Brooksy's Briefing about Gemma Sprague who has been a volunteer at Diamond Valley Support (DVCS) for over 20 yearsNewsletter article text with colour imagediamond valley community support, gemma sprague, colin brooks

A collection of small paper back booklets on a range of topics related to Albury and Wodonga history. Their titles are:- 1. "Violet Grange Leneva" and its History 2. Albury - Murray River to Botanic Gardens 3. The Hume Highway - A potpourri of Stories and Scenes, Today and Yesterday 4. The Hume Monument - Albury NSW 5. Remembering Robert BrownIn 1976 Rosemary Boyes was awarded the British Empire Medal for services to Australian History. She was the author of more than 20 publications about local and national historical events. From 1970 to 1981, writing as Mrs Frank Boyes, she contributed a regular column to the Wodonga/Albury Express newspaper. Rosemary was a Founder Member of the Albury & District Historical Society in 1961, a Life Member of Wodonga & District Historical Society and also a Life Member of the Wodonga RSL Sub-Branch. She and her husband, Frank, a veteran of the Kokoda Trail, farmed at Leneva before moving to Albury and then to Frankston. Rosemary Boyes died in September 1991. australian history, rosemary boyes bem

Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program by Thomas Armstrong, 2014

Given to customers of L. and C. Grasby, Your Family Butcher, 78, Railway Avenue, East Ringwood.Roney's Recipes of Continental Dishes and handy Guide of party drinks, calorie chart, dietetic charts, sporting facts, cooking measures and temperature guide.10 page booklet plus cream coloured covers with red and green printing on both sides. Contains recipes for various occasions, drinks, charts, cooking measures and temperature guide. Given to customers of the butcher. Covering letter from Mrs. Ives +Additional Keywords: Grasby / Ives, Mrs. Norma. All the Ives family lived at 2 Lois Street, East Ringwood until moved away, except for the eldest Ted and his daughter Lynda who lived at 4 Lois Street.

Black and white photograph Written on rear of backing sheet: "Athletes arriving at Civic Centre with 'good will' messages to be delivered to Mayor Stan Morris. 19.10.74."