An aerial photograph of the Heidelberg Golf Course, around 1966 (this date is taken from the road work to build the new bridge over the Plenty River). Known as the 'old course' it was designed by Harry Alexander and was in play until a redesign of the course in 1968. The clubhouse is in top centre of photograph.One of several aerial photogrphs showing the layout of the Heidelberg Golf CourseLarge Black and white aerial photograph, timber frame. Brass plaque top and bottom."Heidelberg Golf Club" "The old course"heidelberg golf club, old course

This photograph is an aerial view of the township of Orbost taken by the Bairnsdale Advertiser newspaper. It was taken from the northern end of the town. The 1971 flood was the the worst flood on record. At Jarrahmond it was at least 11 metres and up to one and a half kilometres wide on the flats causing enormous damage to the flood plain. Records say that "The brown floodwater stain in Bass Strait could be seen from passing airliners." Considerable damage was done to railway infrastructure, roads and farms. More information from the APRIL, 2008 newsletter by John Phillips. (see orbosthistory.com.au)This is a pictorial record of a significant event in the history of Orbost,A black / white aerial photograph of a township with floodwaters in the background.on back - "Note main current through the lagoon 1971."orbost-floods-1971 bairnsdale-advertiser orbost-township

These Victorian Lands Dept Aerial Photographs were acquired by the Army Survey Regiment to help locate a Mohogany Ship wreck near Warrnambool Victoria as part of a unit Regimental Training ExerciseSeven Aerial photographic Prints and Film Negatives and positives of the same images. Images are Numbered 3562- 15,16,17,18,19, 29 and 30.royal australian survey corps, rasvy, fortuna, army survey regiment, army svy regt, asr

The aerial photograph shows the market garden situated on the river bend and flat of the Deep Creek at Bulla. In the 19th Century a hotel occupied the site. After World War II the property was owned by the Hughes family, who grew flowers. In 1971 Andrew Vlass purchased the property and it became a market garden until the Vlass family sold it in 1990.A black and white aerial photograph of the river bend and river flat of the Deep Creek at Bulla.scale - 170 feet = 1 inchdeep creek, market gardens, sunbury road, bulla, horticulture, hughes family, vlass, andrew, hotels, george evans collection

Letter from Heritage Victoria to Mark Fawcett, City of Whitehorse, 16 November 2006 . Re. inclusion of Schwerkolt Cottage and orchard site in the Victorian Heritage Inventory, with plan and aerial photographLetter from Heritage Victoria to Mark Fawcett, City of Whitehorse, 16 November 2006 . fawcett, mark, schwerkolt cottage & museum complex, historic sites

Items in the collection re Clarence Shearing, refer Cat No 7089.16P for his service details.Photographs B & W some are copies. Two are of the 130th Australian General Hospital, BCOF HQ. One of a torpedoed ship. Aerial view of the Japanese Naval Academy. Four showing different views of the Naval Academy."A torpedoed Ship at Kojo Ferry Eta Jima" "An aerial view of the former Naval Academy - now HQ BCOF area - The building with the X is where I work"photographs, bcof, 130th, naval

Also second aerial photograph showing Blairs Road track to Wyanga Winery glimpse of Tarra Landing number 03857.1 size 10 x 15 cmAerial photograph of North Arm Frenchmans Gully and Wyanga Winery lower left Tarra Landing estate centre North Arm and Cunninghame Arm Lakes Entrance Victoriaaerial photograph, houses, settlement, township

19 pages in table format, of events that occurred and people who were involved with the RVIB, and 1 page showing an aerial view of an unknown area. Possibly used as a base for creating in house history or to assist the foundation of Lighthouse on the Boulevard.19 pages in table format, of events that occurred and people who were involved with the RVIB, and 1 page showing an aerial view of an unknown areanon-fictionelizabeth maxwell, neil maxwell, royal victorian institute for the blind