non-fictionbuilding, australia, home manufacture, commonwealth of australlia

The Ballarat Homecoming celebrations in 1935 were claimed in the local newspaper, The Courier to be 'the greatest pageant organised in any of Victoria's provincial centres'. The celebrations included street stalls, illuminations and carnival rides.A rare survivor of an ephemeral souvenir item from the Back to Ballarat March 9-10th, 1935.Symbols of the City of Ballaarat, a miner, and an agricultural worker set against the rising sun.Stokes Melb stamped to back of badge.ballarat, stokes, 1935, homecoming

non-fictionqueen mother, royal visit, ballarat, 1958

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non-fictionvictorian railways, mildura, souvenir, mildura sunlight, 1960, ballarat, melbourne

tea strainer, tea infuser,

melbourne punch, charles hotham, eureka stockade, ballarat, nicholas chevalier

An example of the furniture manufactured on the goldfields at Ballarat c.1900. Originally the business was established by Emanuel Steinfeld furniture manufacturer and retailer, who settled at Ballarat and in 1856 opened his furniture warehouse. Steinfeld left the Ballarat in 1881 and lived at St Kilda. He left his Ballarat business in the hands of two nephews, Sussman & Kornblum who continued the business in their own name.An example of colonial cabinet making in one of Ballarat's pioneering furniture manufacturing businesses that was founded in the 1850s. Backstamp of Sussman & Kornblum Ballaratballarat, jewish, cabinetmakers

irish, celtic, pokerwork, picture frame, arts and crafts,

burke, st arnaud, donald, photograph, tintype

victorian railways, michael taffe, ballarat, transportation of goods,

non-fictioneureka stockade, centenary, sydney, fellowship of australian writers, mary gilmore

eureka stockade, ballarat, nathan spielvogel

Small 95 page booklet published in 1857 by Fairfax, Melbourne and inscribed by W. D. Lang.non-fictionRev John Dunmore Lang's defence of his son who was imprisoned for his part in the fraud at the Bank of New South Wales Ballarat and Clunes in 1854.drake, lang, rev john dunmore lang, ballarat, clunes, select committee of enquiry

non-fictionolympic games, melbourne, australia, invitation to holld olympic games

19th century iron and nickel plated brass bed formerly in the Catholic Bishop's Palace Ballarat. Originally purchased for the palace in the 1870s and bought at auction to replace similar bedstead that was broken at Hymettus.A recorded piece with history of only two owners, marketed from Ballarat manufacturer and retailer Tunbridge & Sons in the late 19th century.Nickel plated iron & brass three quarter bed. Base stretcher stencil label of Tunbridge & Sons manufacturer Ballarat.On timber matress base/frame stamped Tunbridge & Sons Ballarat.bishops' palace, ballarat, bed, iron furniture,

non-fictionmt pleasant school, ballarat, bicentenary, michael taffe, francis ellis, tree planting

eureka stockade, royal australian mint

non-fictioncity of ballaarat, welcome, ballarat, lake wendouree, rowing, canoeing, 1956, southern hemisphere,

prisoner of war, world war i, lindsay family, drawing, german,

Brass band instrumental music competitions were enthusiastically followed in Australia in the early twentieth century. Ballarat was a leading centre for these musical competitions and Michael Taffe played cornet and flugelhorn with several local brass bands. He was Australian Junior Cornet solo Champion in 1920 and won the open section of the instrumentals at the VRI competitions held in the ballroom at Flinders Street Station in 1924. michael taffe, victorian railways institute, cornet solo, flinders street station ballroom

non-fictioneureka stockade, ballarat, eureka centenary, souvenir, eureka improvement and progress association, peter lalor

non-fictioneureka centenary, ballarat, certificate

malley, dust storm, nature