History of the Kyabram Methodist circuit from its foundations in 1874 to the year of its centenary, but it is set in the context of the greater Methodist Church both here and in England.Yellow hard cover book with dust jacket of yellow with green stripes and white section. Back of dust jacket white with part of the yellow spine showing. Title and author is in black on front and spine. Drawing of a dragon (yellow) on a limb (green).kyabram, kyabram methodist church, w h bossence

Copy of photograph of early Tatura Scout Group. Few names known. The scout hall that the picture was taken in was located near Lake Bartlett.Black and white photograph of Tatura Scout group 1925 or 1928. Consisting of 14 males. Front row seated or kneeling and back row is standing.on back: Tatura Scout Group 1925 or 1928. Ken Williams (middle back row), Frank Williams - 3rd front right front rowtatura scout group, lake bartlett, ken williams, frank williams

Copy of original photograph of the Williams family, early house in Tatura. This photograph was reproduced from a glass negative found in the ceiling of the Williams old shop (store) corner Thompson and Hogan St.Copy of original. Black and white photograph of couple in front of house in Tatura, early 1900's. Double front weatherboard house with verandah on two sides.Frank Ernest and Grace Elizabeth Williams at "Gracedale" Hogan Street Tatura. About 1900's near presbyterian church.frank ernest williams, grace elizabeth williams, williams family house, glass negative

1st Catholic church in Tatura c1888, demolished 1912. Replaced by Sacred Heart Church (still standing). Copy of original which is in hands of donor/owner.Black and white photograph of interior of Sacred Heart Church Tatura, showing altar, pews and two statues.on back: Inside 1st Catholic Churchsacred heart church 1892, catholic church tatura

Copy of original photograph of 1st Roman Catholic Church in Tatura c1888. Demolished 1912. Replaced by present Sacred Heart Church.Black and white photograph of exterior of 1st Roman Catholic Church Tatura and picket fence on back - 1st Catholic Church 1888sacred heart church tatura, 1st roman catholic church tatura 1888

Copy of original photograph of 1st Roman Catholic Presbytery in Tatura built 1889. Black and white photograph of 1st Catholic Presbytery Church Tatura, showing garden and 1st Parish Priest, Father D. O'Connell, standing in front. on back - 1st Catholic Presbytery 1890 between church and Victory Hallsacred heart church tatura, 1st roman catholic church tatura 1888

Copy of original. Photograph, one of many taken by J. Lowry, of managers residence and surrounds, Dhurringile Mansion.Copy of Black and white photograph of Dhurringile Mansion stable and office block.Dhurringile Mansion stables and office block, courtyard showing butchers block and dome of underground tank. Nth wing residence of Jack and Knowla Lowry 1938-1977.dhurringile mansion stables, dhurringile mansion butchers block, dhurringile mansion, knowla lowry, jack lowry

Copy of original photograph, one many taken by J. Lowry of managers residence and surrounds, Dhurringile MansionBlack and white photograph of Dhurringile Mansion stables north wingWest view of Dhurringile Mansion stables - north wing. The residence of Mr and Mrs J. Lowry between 1938 - 1977jack lowry, dhurringile mansion managers residence

Copy of original photograph, one many taken by J. Lowry of managers residence and surrounds, Dhurringile MansionBlack and white photograph of Dhurringile Mansion stables north wingWest view of Dhurringile Mansion stables. The residence of Mr and Mrs J. Lowry between 1938 - 1977jack lowry, dhurringile mansion managers residence

Copy of original photograph, one many taken of Dhurringile mansion wool shed, built about 1880. NB All doors were lifted on window type sashes.Black and white photograph of Dhurringile Mansion wool shedWool shed built about 1880 on the original Dhurringile station. Catching and holding pens and race. Holding capacity 1800 sheep. 50,000 sheep shorn annually until about 1920.jack lowry, dhurringile mansion wool shed

Copy of original photograph, one many taken of J. Lowry opening door of original Dhurringile mansion wool press built about 1880. Black and white photograph of Dhurringile Mansion wool press and J. LowryWool press manufactured by Humble & Sons, Geelong. Made from solid Kauri, about 1880. Dhurringile Station. J. Lowry opens door made of a single piece of Kauri.jack lowry, dhurringile mansion wool shed, dhurringile mansion wool press, humble & sons, geelong

Copy of original photograph, one many taken of J. Lowry showing early example of louvre windows.Black and white photograph J. Lowry and wooden louvre window in old stables. Mr Jack Lowry showing operation of wood louvre window in Dhurringile stablels. Pine louvres, red gum openers.jack lowry, wooden louvre windows, dhurringile stables

Copy of original photograph, one many taken of upper half of wool press, made by Humble & Sons, Geelong about 1880.Black and white photograph of wool press, upper halfjack lowry, dhurringile stables, humble & sons, geelong, wool press dhurringile mansion

Copy of original photograph, Courtyard of stables, store rooms, pay office for original Dhurringile Mansion.Black and white photograph of Mr J. Lowry in courtyard of old stables built in 1902 with red gum chopping block, the dome of the underground tank which was 20 feet deep and 18 feet in diameter.jack lowry, dhurringile stables

Copy of original photograph. Brick stables, storerooms, pay office for the original Dhurringile Mansion. North wing converted to home by Mr and Mrs Jack Lowry who lived there between 1938 and 1976.Black and white photograph of brick stables complex for Dhurringile Mansion.jack lowry, dhurringile stables, dhurringile mansion managers residence

Early example of farm machinery. Contractors would go from farm to farmBlack and white photograph of wheat grader Hec. McLennan's wheat grader at Tom Hastie's farm 1931.tom hastie's farm, early farm equipment

Grandstand was built in 1903, demolished 1984. A new one replacing it. Goulburn Valley Racing Club conduct their meetings at Tatura.Black and white photograph of Tatura Racecourse grandstandTatura Racecourse Grandstand demolished 1984. Photo 1984tatura racecourse grandstand 1984, gouburn valley racing club

Copy of very old photograph of Reillys Flour Mill, built 1880. Remodeled in 1931, again in 1936. In 1946 an extension of 33 feet was built for wheat cleaning machinery. The mill was powered by steam until 1927, then brown coal, suction gas, then electric motors in 1940.Black and white photograph of Reillys Flour Mill, Tatura, 1880 - 1965. Demolished 1966. Young girl in foregroundTatura Flour Mill, "Reillys" corner Casey and Albert Streets.reillys flour mill tatura, james reilly

Copy of very old photograph of back of Reillys Flour Mill, Tatura, after extension in 1946. Very solidly built..Black and white photograph of Reillys Flour Mill, Tatura, 1880 - 1965. Demolished 1966.Tatura Flour Millreillys flour mill tatura, james reilly

Copy of very old photograph of men working on wheat stacks at Reillys Flour Mill, Tatura, 1947. During whole of its working life (1880-1965) it was managed by members of one family.Black and white photograph of Wheat stacks at Reillys Flour Mill, Tatura, 1880 - 1965. .Stacked wheat at Reilly's Mill Taturareillys flour mill tatura, james reilly

Small duplicate of photograph, also cataloged L0110 Black and white photograph of Boomerang cafe in Hogan Street, Tatura, 19301930 Boomerang Cafe Hogan Street, Tatura.nell myers, sarah colliver, boomerang cafe tatura, n. lenehan

Original photograph of Myers family and friends shifting from Bluebird Cafe to Boomerang Cafe, mid to late 1920's. Formerly a jewelry shop. Left to right: Sarah (girlie) Colliver, Tom Myers, Nell Myers, Mark Pritchard, Tom Colliver, Bridge Myers and Neil Colliver. Black and white photograph of local identities transfering effects from Bluebird Cafe to Boomerang cafe mid late 1920's.transfer of effects from Bluebird cafe to Boomerang cafe, east of railway crossing. Props. Bridge and Nell Myersnell myers, sarah colliver, boomerang cafe tatura, n. lenehan, bluebird cafe tatura, tom myers, mark pritchard, tom colliver, bridge myers, neil colliver

copy of Original photograph. Original still in owners hands (donor). Characters dressed as old pioneers Black and white photograph of street procession to celebrate Back to Tatura 1932. Costumed group in GIGBack to procession float - old pioneers with Bertha Jean Hill in pictureback to tatura 1932, bertha jean hill, j. davies

Collivers mixed business and milk bar from 1946-1983, 161 Hogan Street Tatura. Original J. M. Parker Chemist. 159 Hogan Street Tatura. Part of other building shown, later occupied by J. M. Parker, chemist. Black and white photograph of shops, J. M. Parker, chemist and Collivers Milk Bar. Large advertising signs a feature on top of shopCollivers milk bar, J. M. Parker Chemist 1946-47j. m. parker chemist, 159 hogan street tatura, 161 hogan street tatura, collivers milk bar

Copy of photograph of Eric Welch's Newsagency, part of Cussen House and saddlers store during flooding of Hogan Street Tatura 1955. Black and white photograph of shops in Hogan Street, Tatura, during 1955 floodingEric Welch's Newsagency February 1955eric welch newsagency, flooding hogan street tatura 1955, cussen house

Copy of photograph of Tatura Agricultural Society banner to welcome Queen Elizabeth 2 and Duke of Edinburgh when they visited Tatura in 1954. Looking east down Hogan Street. Black and white photograph of decorated archway and shops for Royal visit to Tatura in 1954Royal Visit 1954royal visit 1954, queen elizabeth 2, duke of edinburgh

Copy of photograph of Royal couple being greeted by dignitaries and station master Mr Kelly, at Tatura Railway Station 1954, before boarding train for Echuca. Black and white photograph of Queen and Duke of Edinburgh being greeted at Tatura Railway Station in 1954Royal Visit 1954royal visit 1954, queen elizabeth 2, duke of edinburgh, station master kelly, tatura railway station

Copy of photograph of Royal visit to Tatura, 5 March 1954. The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh were greeted on totally renovated station. decorated with masses of flowers and shrubs. The visit to Tatura of Queen Elizabeth 2 was first by a reigning monarch and no other visit has caused such excitement. The Station was highly decorated and the Royal Cypher in golden flowers mounted on scarlet velvet made a perfect background for the artistic scheme. Dignitaries in photo include: (back row) Crs Youlden, Anderson, Hastie and Maher . (2nd row) Mrs R. Ross, Mrs M. Masters-smith, Mrs Anderson, JOan Hastie, Mrs Lurline Knee, Arthur Knee, Bruce (obscure), Mr A. W. Knee (past shire engineer). (front row) Bill Martin (secretary), Mrs Martin, Duke of Edinburgh, Mrs Brewer, Cr Shire President Brewer, The Queen. Black and white photograph of Queen and Duke of Edinburgh walking up to dais to receive an address of welcome, Tatura Railway Station. 1954Royal Visit to Tatura 5 March 1954. Names of Councillors and wife's also mentioned.royal visit 1954, queen elizabeth 2, duke of edinburgh, tatura railway station, tatura by w. h. bossence