Large glass water jug with attached handle, acid etched with flowers and foliage.domestic equipment, food consumption, jugs, old ref number di442

Churchill Island Heritage Farm has a large collection of photographs dating from the nineteenth century. Photograph of a group of people looking and pointing across the water at Pinnacle Lookout, Woolamaicatalogue number written on reverse in pencilchurchill island, photograph, woolamai, pinnacle lookout

Cut Glass Water Carafe with alternative side strips of patterned cut glass.glass technology, glassware

Negative. Lake Eppalock spillway, water running over spillway. Dated November1986slide, bendigo, lake eppalock spillway, water running over spillway

Negative. Lake Eppalock spillway, water running over spillway. Dated November1986slide, bendigo, lake eppalock, lake eppalock water over spillway

Negative. Lake Eppalock spillway, water running over spillway. Dated November1986slide, bendigo, lake eppalock, lake eppalock spillway near bendigo

Slide. Bendigo Views. Close up view of a weeping willow with reflections in water.slide, bendigo, bendigo views, bendigo views

Slide. Dry Lake Eppalock. A small bridge over the pool of water in the Lake.slide, bendigo, dry lake eppalock., dry lake eppalock.

Slide. Dry Lake Eppalock. A body of water at the tower near the dam wall.slide, bendigo, dry lake eppalock., dry lake eppalock.

Slide. Dry Lake Eppalock. Pools of water where the River once flowed.slide, bendigo, dry lake eppalock., dry lake eppalock.

Green backpack on aluminium frame containing water canteen and camouflage make-upNeervoort is written on webbingbackpack, neervoort, alice pack

Hot water heater consisting of a barrel, flue, fuel tank and an igniting unit.Choofer not for rubbish. 4540-SG-10G-033Gimmersion heater, choofer

Born: Mount Duneed, Victoria, Australia 1867; Lived and worked: England 1897-1919; Died: Olinda, Victoria, Australia 1943Heidelberg SchoolLedger Gift, 1977Harbour scene with large ships, buildings, water and a grey sky. Timber frame.Recto: Signed "A Streeton" in dark grey oil in l.l.c of composition; Date obscured by framing; Not titledpainting, seascape, maritime, ships, dock, clouds, sky, industrial

Water colour painting of the Alcoa Anglesea coal mine. Painted by Jan Robley.Signed by artist Jan Robley.jane robley, alcoa power station, painting

Mousley's Store was the first store in Anglesea. It was purchased by C W Drayton.Mousley's Store was the only shop in Anglesea River in 1940. Contains details of who purchased goods and what they purchased, also the cost.Carbon account book with cardboard cover, green spine binding, water damaged"The Plic Book/for copying letters, invoices etc."anglesea, shops, great ocean road

Colour Slide showin g the water way before the filling of Lake Bellfieldgrampians, lake bellfield

Series of photographs loaned for copying by Robert Collier through Keith Rooney. Photographs have been scanned by Ted Arrowsmith at 300dpi as a 'tiff' and burnt onto a CD Rom. copies of photographs were produced from the CD Rom for inclusion in the album.Black and white photograph of Mitcham Reservoir being filled with water following construction.mitcham, mitcham reservoir

Black and white postcard of the Suspensiopn Bridge near Tipperary Mineral Water Spring. mineral water, daylesford, central springs, tipperary spring, suspension bridge

Painting donated by Mr P Boyle, grandson of former pilot Harry Trueman who served on the PV Alvina. The Sydney Morning Herald 29 July 1903 THE NEW MELBOURNE PILOT STEAMER. ALVINA The new pilot steamer Alvina, which was recently purchased by the Port Phillip Sea pilots, was inspected on Thursday last by the members of the Victorian Marine Board and a number of gentlemen representing the leading shipping companies in Melbourne. The Alvina was formally the private yacht of Mr Marmaduke Fox a wealthy Yorkshire gentleman and is a trim craft of 145 tons register and a length of 18ft overall. Hitherto the sea pilots have managed to do their work with one steamer, the Victoria but it has long been apparent that a second vessel was required. The pilots upon whom the obligation of providing and maintaining their vessels devolves, thereupon made a successful bid for the yacht and, by an additional outlay of 700 pound, had her overhauled and refitted in Deane's Dock, Williamstown. On Thursday last the vessel made a trial trip to Point Cook for the purpose of satisfying the Marine Board and the underwriters as to her fitness for the work. She showed a speed of 11 knots and steamed smoothly and satisfactorily. During the trip the visitors assembled in the saloon and drank success to the new steamer. Captain Carrie, president of the Marine Board, congratulated the pilots on their acquisition, and said that the service was now second to none in the world. The new vessel which has been in the charge of Captain Wills is handsomely fitted up and contains two staterooms and four cabins for the pilots and sleeping accommodation for a crew of eight. In future one steamer will remain on the pilot grounds inside the Heads while the other will steam about outside Queenscliff. A framed and mounted water colour painting of the Pilot Vessel Alvina under glasspainting, alvina, pilot vessel