Black and white photograph (2 copies)Written on rear of backing sheet: "H. J. Richards garage - corner Whitehorse Rd. and Pratt St. Ringwood."

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Typed under one photograph: Picking the Crop. Ringwood was famous for its apples. In the early 30s over half of its area was under orchards. Written on back of photograph- Leo Pratt and Jack Pratt .agriculture

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Typed below photograph: "Roadworks at corner of Maroondah Highway and Warrandyte Roads. Buildings far right still there (1979)."

Black and white photographWritten on backing sheet- "H. E. Watson's Orchard. Ringwood East." Included with image is a copy of early street map showing location of orchard on corner of Old Lillydale Road and Maroondah Highway.agriculture

Black and white photograph Typed below photograph: "Published by C. V. Ward. Main Street, Ringwood". Image shows shops on right side of photograph. Median strip in centre of road. Both cars and horse-drawn vehicles in street.

Black and white photograph of firemen on cart outside brick building. (2 copies)Written on backing sheet, "Ringwood Fire Brigade New Station. 1. Sam Brown, 2. Les Jones, 3 Clarance Burns, 4. Jack Wilkins, 5. Frank King (Station Officer), 6. Dave Anderson, 7. George Burns, 8. Percy Griffen". Writing on backing sheet of second photo states photo taken in 1930s.

Black and white photograph.Ringwood Bowls Club, Miles Avenue, c1950. Bowlers on green.

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Solid wood 3 sided brown box with removable lid sitting on 4 circular shaped feet. Open front has dial and connectors. Inside is cylindrical coilMaker's plate: "AMSCO - ALLOCATING CONDENSER - S.T.L." Made in U.S.A. PAT'D 6-10-29 Other PAT'S PENDING CAP. 00035 MFDwireless, radio, scientific instruments, coil and tuner, condenser

Port of Portland Authority archivesFront: (no inscriptions) Back: PHT + PPA/ Chairmen (blue pen, centre left) Bill Sweetland/ KS Anderson/ Theo Jarrett (blue pen, centre)port of portland authority archives

Black and white photographNil

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "See booklet- 'Welcome to Ringwood' 1948/1949".(Which shows identical image on front cover).

Small booklet with salmon cover.The "Sports Trader" Series Bowls & Game of Points. Rules as adopted by the International Bowling Board. Hartleys Sports Stores, Melbourne.

Archie and Ruby Harker were connected to the Wieland Family through Ruby's sister Thelma who married Stan Wieland. Archie did well in the printung company he worked for and was a Manager.6 Black and white photos of the Harker house and garden and 38 coloured photos of rooms and particularly the chandeliers and ceilings. (Scanned as groups of 3 or 4 photos due to the number)

Sepia photograph "Written on back of photograph" Joe Archibald- Note Club colours inter-woven in blazer. (See R.B.C. monogramm from blazer pocket of H.E. Watson- Father of Mrs Vera Wigley.

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Double-sided single typewritten foolscap page school community newsletter dated September, 1962.Includes 5-point paragraph on School Affairs by A.H. Stuchberry, Headmaster.

This is a spiral bound large book with pages that are copies of a computer file about the Box family Also refer to item no 00339 same title for more information.non-fictionA history of the Box family 1066 ---up till the late 1980s ( England America and Australia) The author has documented each branch of the family that she has known about.box family history, box cottage, william box

The telegraphs were originally a separate department in NSW and became part of the post office in 1893. After federation the use of telegrams increased until it peaked in the 1940s. The last telegram was transmitted in Australia in 1983. Social telegrams were encouraged and special pictorial forms and envelopes were designed. A special form and envelope in purple was used when conveying condolence details during World War 2.Brown paper envelope with window to show address TELEGRAMpost office, bentleigh, telegram

This is an oil painting of the Steam Tug Wattle after conversion to a passenger carrying vessel. She was a popular tourist outing for people in the Port Philip Bay area. This painting shows that Wattle was appreciated as a historic vessel, a fun mode of transportation and that there was some appeal to seeing images in her likeness such as this painting.Oil painting of the Steam Tug Wattle after conversion to a passenger-carrying vessel.The port side of the ship is shown in an open water landscape, and is moving towards the left hand edge of the frame The painting is signed in the bottom right hand corner " '98 David Carden"oil painting, passenger vessel, tourists, wattle, painting, bay steamers maritime museum, port phillip bay