“Cheshire Park” Homestead - Greens Creek. Home of Charles Frederick Proctor.stawell

B/W photo of “Swinton” Homestead with two archways with roses on lawnB/W. Photgraph: of a house with verandah. Stone drive flanked with two trees at the gate with a car to the left. Two arches covered with roses one either side of the drive. Humber car c1950?glenorchy

The homestead of Francis Matthew Child taken from the forest area downstream of Child Bros. Sawmill.Black and white photograph showing the homestead of Francis Matthew Child.This photograph has a detailed inscription on the back handwritten by John Lundy-Clarke.Francis Matthews home on Crown Allotment “E” taken from the forest edge of Harry Child miners lease on which he had his mill. Mill was upstream to the left. The trees in the background were on Hand’s selection “F” and beyond them was the summit of Mt Kalorama.homestead, francis matthew child, sawmill, child's sawmill

Set of four photographs of National Trust trip to Ledcourt Homestead July 1968stawell

Photos of Carr's Plains taken on a trip by Stawell Historical Society. Permanent Homestead.carrs plains

B/W photo of “Swinton” Homestead showing outbuildings at right of photo. 1991B/W Photgraph: Swinton with stone drive in mid distance. This view is taken from a lsightly differnet angle and shows out buildings, presumably at the rear. This photo is taken in 1991 - From the Stawell time news 4/10/1991.glenorchy

Coloured Photo of Shearing Shed at Woodlands Homestead on Wimmera River near Crowlandsstawell

Drawing of Woodlands Homestead on Wimmera River near Crowlands the seat of John Wilson Esqstawell

“Warranooke” Homestead built 1867 enlarged 1926 destroyed by fire 13th Feb. 1979. Black and white photograph of a single storey building with a two storey building behind.glenorchy

Information about Viewbank Homestead, and the proposed archaeological dig with Viewbank Excavation volunteer application form3p textviewbank homestead

Articles on discovery of the site of Viewbank homestead; wheat silos next to Banyule Road, and Viewbank parklandsTwo photocopied pages of newspaper articlesviewbank, banyule road viewbank, silos, viewbank homestead

B/W photo of “Swinton” Homestead with flagpole and white dog on front lawn and female on verandah.B/W. Photgraph. of a home with verandah with a female, on lawn with flagpole, two rose bushes and a small dog in the foreground behind a stone drive.glenorchy

These photos were part of an objection to the proposed development and subdivision of part of the historic Banyule Homestead property.The Banyule Homestead dates from 1846, owned and built by Joseph Hawdon, sold in 1867 to Dr Martin. Leased to various farmers and eventually the land (274 acres) was subdivided in 1958. The Homestead presently sits on 2 1/2 acres of land. Set of 4 x A3 photos. Colour.Taken from western boundary overlooking lagoon.banyule homestead, joseph hawdon, heidelberg

Photograph of Oil on Canvass of Woodlands Homestead near Crowlands on Wimmera River 1869 by Johann von Guerardstawell

Colour photo of inside of Ledcourt Homestead. Ladies are Mrs Eileen Cooper and possibly Mrs Ethel Cooperstawell

Photograph of Woodlands Homestead on Wimmera River near Crowlands 1894 owned by William McCulloch when photo taken in 1894stawell

Yarra Brae homestead, date unknown, probably in the 1960’s. [It would appear to be the Buruma family standing on the front steps.]

Duntroon House - one of Australia's magnificent country homesteads built by colonial pastoralist Robert Campbell. Set in delightful gardens, it is now the Officers Mess of the Royal Military College of Australia.The Royal Military College at Duntroon prepares cadets and other selected candidates for careers in the Army by promoting leadership and integrity, by inspiring high ideals and the pursuit of excellence, and by inculcating a sense of duty, loyalty and service to the nation.Light brown timber frame with beige coloured mount containing print of a homesteadDuntroon House - one of Australia's magnificent country homesteads was built by colonial pastoralist Robert Campbell. Set in delightful gardens, it is now the Officers Mess of the Royal Military College of Australia. Painting by Jeff Issacsduntroon, royal military college, australia

Aerial photograph of Kirkella homestead taken in 2001. Shows Cricket pitch on Right Hand Side of photo partly surrounded by trees.stawell sport

Colour photo of stone toilet block at Ledcourt Homestead erected in 1876 for governor Bowens visit when he opened the railways stawell railways transport

The ‘Wonga Park Homestead’ in 1984. Although renovated in the 1940’s, part of the original ripple-iron structure remains at the back of the house.

“Warranooke” Homestead built 1867 enlarged 1926 unfortunately destroyed by fire 13th Feb. 1979. Names associated with homestead Ayrey - Darnell - Nicoll and later Campbell. The Campbell's built up the station buildings in brick. Nevil Campbell's son Peter at this time was running the station and hopefully his son will continue. Two front rooms are original and the rest has been added and extended over time. Black and white photograph of a large brick building with cement archways and columns. Also a slightly smaller duplicate of the same building. glenorchy

The Yarra Brae homestead in 1940, which was burnt down in the early 1970’s. A ripple iron house. since been rebuilt and altered.

1984 Heritage week tour led by Brian Micke. 7118 - 7118.2 Exterior shots of 'Woodlands Homestead' 7118.3 Staircase with stained glass window.5 colour Photographs: 3 showing a two storybrick house with a central tower the rest are interior photos.heritage week, magdala mine

Invitation from Banyule Cultural Services Officer to Jan Macdonald to participate in a guided tour and archaeological dig at Viewbank Homestead January, February and April 1999Comprises letter, with unbound information pamphlet and mapviewbank homestead, archaeological digs

Black and white photo of “Swinton” Homestead Glenorchy with light pole and flagpole on front lawn. Swinton was a family name of John Carfrae whose father was Thomas Swinton Carfrae of Edinburgh. When John Carfrae came to Ledcourt in 1848 he divided it into three runs, Ledcourt - Swinton & Newington. Alexander Grey came to Swinton in 1881. The Grey Family still live at Swinton. After severe floods in 1909 the original homestead was destroyed. This home picture was built in 1911 on a site on higher grounds.B/W. Photograph: of a substantial house with five chimneys and verandah and Flagpole, in the mid distance is a light pole with a gas light, in the foreground is a tree. This photograph is a copy of a negative owned by the society. Paid with a grant 1991. this photograph is of the home at SWINTON Glenorchy. glenorchy

The photograph is from the album of Ivy Child and shows a view of one of the early homesteads in Kalorama. Ivy May Child (1910 – 1989) was the daughter of Arthur Edward (Ted) Child (1878 – 1964) and Ethel May Madden (1888 – 1970). Ted Child was the son of Matthew Francis Child (1839 – 1933) and Martha Jeeves (1857 – 1926). He was the grandson of one of the early pioneers Francis Child. Ivy grew up on the family property on Childs Road and took many photographs. Most of these are glued into her photo album. The album covered the years from c1927 – 1932. Ivy married Henry William Burgess (1906 – 1968) in 1944. The photographs remain in their original state in the album with individual copies made. Black and white photograph with a large trr in the centre beside a homestead with bush in the background.kalorama, homestead, ivy child

The garden in the image was taken in the grounds of Glenara Homestead at Bulla, which was owned by Alister Clark of rose breeding fame. Refer to entry P0951 for the information relevant to the Clark family.A non-digital black and white photograph with a cream border of a large garden. A tower is seen in the distance and a pottery urn on a pedestal is to the LHS at the meeting of a pathway.

Dugald McPherson's Ashen's Homestead (Remnants) c1920’s Ashen's south of Murtoa was one of the area's original squatting runs. This photo taken in the 1920's shows the homestead after a violent storm had been through the area. In 1853, the country around Ashen's was covered by timber, she-oaks, bull-oaks, light gum and box thickets of ti-tree and clumps of pine and wattles. The vegetation was so thick outside the horse paddock it was difficult to move in any direction. It was said McPherson and two others fought over the land.Back entrance to Ashen's Station.stawell

“Overdale” Holden Homestead Concongella. James Holden settled on "Overdale" in the late 1860's. The Holden Family still live at "Overdale" The Holden Family have served on the Stawell Shire Council for over 100 years.Black and White enlarged photograph of house in file and small original photo in album. Building has prominent stone wall and trees around the house which has an inner timber and wire fence. Overdale sign on the stone wall.stawell