Harland & Wolff Heavy Industries is a heavy industrial company, specialising in shipbuilding and offshore construction, located in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Harland & Wolff is famous for having built the majority of the ships intended for the White Star Line. Well known ships built by Harland & Wolff include the Olympic Class trio: RMS Titanic, RMS Olympic and RMS Britannic, the Royal Navy's HMS Belfast, Royal Mail Line's Andes, Shaw Savill's Southern Cross, Union-Castle's RMS Pendennis Castle, and P&O's Canberra. Harland and Wolff's official history, Shipbuilders to the World, was published in 1986.Two photographic postcards showing the new gantries, Harland & Wolffs, Belfast, Irelandchatham family archive, belfast, ireland, new gantries, harland & woffs

Frank Tate was the Director of Education with the Victorian Education Department. He was born on 18 June 1863 at Castlemaine. He died on 28 June 1939 in Melbourne.Photographic Portrait of Frank Tate, the first Director of Education in Victoria (1902-1928).frank tate, victorian department of education, education

Photographic portrait of Jenny Gough, Staff Development Officer at the Ballarat School of Mines. ballarat school of mines, jenny gough, staff, university women

Depicts a Williamstown High School student of 1961 in uniform. The photograph was taken inside the prefects' pavilion, a small structure red brick structure, separate from the main school building, situated on Pasco Street.Black and white photographic enlargement of Janet Richardson that has been annotated and laminated.See JPG above. On front of photograph: Janet Richardson, Prefects' pavilion 1961.williamstown high school, prefects' pavilion, janet richardson, students, 1961

Small wood block with photographic plate. Head shoulders image of an unknown minister. glen iris presbyterian church

Small wood block with photographic plate. Head shoulders image of an unknown minister. glen iris presbyterian church

Small wood block with photographic plate. Head shoulders image of an unknown minister. glen iris presbyterian church

Small wood block with photographic plate. Head shoulders image of an unknown minister. glen iris presbyterian church

Small wood block with photographic plate. Head shoulders image of an unknown minister. On back "Wilson"glen iris presbyterian church

Wood block with photographic plate. Exterior image of a single storey building with a verandah.glen iris presbyterian church

Wood block with photographic plate. Head and shoulders of unknown man in a collar and tie.glen iris presbyterian church

Photographic copy of a B/W/ photo of a group of people marching watched by a crowd.

Home to Stawell Committee. First Tent Hospital.Eight (8) Page Newspaper Tuesday 7th October 1947. With Photographic Montage.tourism

Print of 20.1Black & white photographic print of 20.1, mounted on grey card (Photograph of a band)Bottom right hand corner: "Copy / Alf L. Bowden / The Studio / Corowa / NSW"

On 20 August 1908 well over half a million Sydneysiders turned out to watch the arrival of the United States (US) Navy’s ‘Great White Fleet’.Black and white photographic image of the American Fleet parading down a street in Sydney. american fleet, parade, sydney, great white fleet

Private James Argent (318), served with the No. 8 Platoon, B. Company, 21st Battalion, 6th Brigade, 2nd Division. He was born in Yandoit, and was a 24 year old labourer when he enlisted for service at Kingston on 20 April 2015 during World War One. HIs next of kin was his wife Harriett Argent of Kooroocheang, Victoria. He was wounded in Acton at France on 04 July 1914, and had shell shock for the second occasion on 03 August 1916. On 22 August 1916 he embarked on the "Denis" for England suffering from Shell Shock. He was transferred permanently to Base in England on 18 June 1917. He was admitted to hospital with VD on 21 August 1917 (63 days), and sailed for Australia on 30 January 1918 with Neurasthenia. (NAA: B2455, ARGENT J)Photographic portrait of James Argent in his World World One AIF uniform. j. argent, world war one, 21st battalion, yandoit, kooroocheang, james argent, harriett argent, uniform

The first company to make a success of hard-rock (quartz) gold mining at Black Hill was the Black Hill Company, formed in 1859. Mining from the open-cut mine probably commenced in 1860 and by 1861 the company had erected the largest stamping mill in Victoria. The mill ran 24 hours a day until the end of 1864 and 12 hours a day in 1865. Open cut mining then ceased. Underground ore extraction continued at Black Hill until the early twentieth century.Photographic image of the abandoned open-cut mine at Black Hill, Ballarat, c1904 ballarat, black hill, mining, open cut, gold

Daylesford in a tourist town with natural mineral water springsPhotographic image of a streetscape of Vincent Street Daylesford from Central Springs Roaddaylesford, central springs road, vincent street, streetscape

Black and white photographic image of the beach at Apollo Bay from Marriner's Hill. apollo bay, cape patten, marriner's hill, beach, coastline

Framed photographic cibachrome print of Old Iron Bridge over the Maribyrnong at Keilor

Framed photographic cibachrome print of Old Iron Bridge over the Maribyrnong at Keilor

Todd Woodbridge playing tennis as a small child. Materials: Paper, Photographic emulsiontennis

Black and white photograph of Neal Fraser in action. Materials: Paper, Photographic emulsiontennis

Black and white photograph of John Newcombe in action. Materials: Paper, Photographic emulsiontennis