Copy of letter informing Blackburn residents of Nunawading Shire Council's grant of 75 pounds towards purchasing a block of land to run through from The Avenue to Blackburn Road and requesting donations from local residents.land subdivision, williams, e.g., page, chas. d, elmore, algernon john, shire of nunawading, the avenue, blackburn, blackburn road, south parade, francoms paddock, blackburn township estate, king's subdivision

Notes of an interview with Bob Hoskins by Lesley Alves on 16 February 2009 on the history of the f.amily furniture and floor coverings shop in South Parade Blackburn.Notes of an interview with Bob Hoskins by Lesley Alves on 16 February 2009 on the history of the f.amily furniture and floor coverings shop in South Parade Blackburn.hoskins furniture and floor coverings, south parade, blackburn, hoskins, bob

Article on the rejection by VCAT of a proposed development of the former Bellbird Cafe site at 132 South Parade Blackburn into a two-storey retail and office building.Article on the rejection by VCAT of a proposed development of the former Bellbird Cafe site at 132 South Parade Blackburn into a two-storey retail and office building.south parade, blackburn, no. 132, blackburn station shopping centre

An alphabetical list of supplies stocked by a grocer's shop, probably Moran & Cato at Blackburn.An alphabetical list of supplies stocked by a grocer's shop, probably Moran & Cato at Blackburn.grocers, moran & cato, south parade blackburn, blackburn road blackburn

Article in Nunawading Gazette re vandalising of 100 year old house in Mitcham. The house was the first private school in Mitcham.Article in Nunawading Gazette re vandalising of 100 year old house in Mitcham. elijah, e.g., lee parade, mitcham

Notes on an interview by Joan Roczniok with Mrs Nancy Leach who came to Nunawading in 1929 and moved into a house in Halls Parade.Notes on an interview by Joan Roczniok with Mrs Nancy Leach.leach, nancy, halls parade, mitcham

Lee Parade/Barkly Terrace area land use study, City of Nunawading. Review and recommendations by Hassell Planning Consultants Pty. Ltd., November 1960. In the folder correspondence, petitions and submissions from residents.land use, hassell planning consultants, lee parade, mitcham, barkly terrace, mitcham, whitehorse road, mitcham, church street, mitcham

Article in Nunawading Gazette about 'Windouran', a spacious home unchanged since its picture was used to boost Mitcham's first subdivision sale. It has been divided into 2 flats but still looks stately. In 1915 70 big home sites were sold in an area bounded by Mitcham Road, Halls Parade, Orient Avenue and Vernal Avenue. The estate was known locally as 'Mother Foster's Estate'. Mr James Thatcher brought the brochure to the Gazette - his grandfather, Joseph Lloyd bought land at that sale. David Lloyd (Thatcher's uncle) lived there. James Thatcher had an orchard at that time on a hill above Centre Road, Vermont.houses, windouran, windouran drive, mitcham, mitcham, thatcher, james, mitcham road, mitcham, halls parade, mitcham, orient avenue, mitcham, vernal avenue, mitcham, mother foster's estate, lloyd, joseph, lloyd, david, simon, kingsley