Peace Memorial 1919. Erected on the sight of the Treasury in Commerical Street Pleasent Creek.Peace Memorial Erected July 19th 1919 on the site of TREASURY Commercial Street Pleasant Creek Population in 1856 about 56000peace monument

Demonstrates the way the SEC advised passengers in Ballarat and Bendigo how the fare and charges systems worked and yielded information about the fare charges in force at the time. A copy was provided in each tram behind framed glass.Dyeline print of a drawing showing Ballarat Tramway (SEC) Fares, Charges, and Section Map. Also gives charges for Scholar's Monthly tickets, Luggage, Parcels, Newspapers and Chartered trams. Originally dated November 1955, amended January 1962. All fares in shillings and pence. Titled - "Schedule of Fares and Charges - January 1962" See Reg Item 1731 for the following one, which this version amended again and 4136 for the November 1955 version. Two additional copies found in depot collection 1/2011, added 5/1/2011. Has a pencil inscription "Fares didn't increase to 1/3/63" along site the date. Copies 2 and 3 no inscriptions.trams, tramways, ballarat, fares, sections, map

Sales plan for land in the suburb of Sandringham, bounded by Bluff Road, Bay Road and William Street, and incorporating Frances Street.The developing urban area of Highett (then called Sandringham) within the City of Kingston. This land sale pamphlet illustrates the subdivision of land within the municipality and the changing demographic of the district as new houses are constructed close to infrastructure.Colour pamphlet advertising for sale 35 lots in Sandringham Rises, Sandringham. Incorporates a map of the estate bordered by Bluff Road, Bay Road and William Street, including Frances Street.Handwritten in grey pencil next to the words 'THREE O'CLOCK': 1888 Handwritten in blue ben next to the words '& BUSINESS SITES': 1888land sales, sandringham, highett

Colour photo: site of former Police Headquarters, Bull Street, Bendigo. Law Courts and former Post Office building on LH side. Site is clear of all building demolition works apart from small trailer. Sign on front wire fence 'Arvee Demolitions'. Three cars parked on kerbside in front - possibly late 1970's?organisation, government, police headquarters, bull street, bendig

This photograph shows the Battery Goldmine at Club Terrace from 1896 - 1905. Gold was found at Club Terrace in 1896. One of the best finds at Club Terrace was the 'Ace of Clubs' mine which was later sold to the Mallina Gold Mining Company. Syd Cadwallader was appointed manager of the company. The gold was smelted and brought to Orbost on horseback. The only protection against thieves was a revolver and riding crop, which the manager always carried. The 'Ace of Clubs' was eventually closed as the company was unable to cope with the rising water problem. (information Newsletter February 2011 - John Phillips)This is a pictorial record of gold mining in East Gippsland during the late 19th - early 20th century.A black / white photograph of a mine site with timber mine constructions spread around. There is a river in the foreground. Some wooden buildings can be seen in the background.gold-mining-battery-mine club-terrace

Two colour photographs showing two views of Research Industrial Centre, Main Road, April 1988 including site with boats under construction.main road, research vic., industrial estate, boats

Two colour photographs showing two views of Research Industrial Centre, Main Road, April 1988 including site with boats under construction.main road, research vic., industrial estate, boats

Single page advertisement for auction sale of 6 light industrial sites in Charter Street and Bond Street in Ringwood on Wednesday 22nd October (1969).Advertisement includes terms of sale and location map. Auctioneers in Conjunction - C.E. Carter & Son, 126 Whitehorse Road Ringwood, (Telephone) 870 6024, and Carolan & Co. Pty. Ltd., 243 Collins Street, Melbourne, (Telephone) 63 7373.

black and white photo: mine site, poppet head left centre and mining sheds right and front centre. Chewton Gold Mine/Chewton.Alan Doney Photograph ( J. Lerk 17.3.2000 )organization, business, chewton gold mine

Black and white photograph mounted on masonite. Cyaniding operations. Two horses, carts and drivers at tailings site. Inscriptions: Carrying from dumps to cyanidetopic, mining

Photograph shows two men inspecting the site of Gillies Farm rear of photo notes: Gillies Farm House, stables, shed are all gone

Bendigo Advertiser "The way we were" from 1999. Image change: the Howard Place Pharmacy, which is now the site of Bazzani's ristorante and bar.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Mount Franklin was named after John Franklin.A digital colour photograph showing the extinct volcano known as Mount Franklin in the distance. The photo was taken from the site of the former Beehive Mine in Maldon.mount franklin, maldon, volcano, beehive, beehive mine

'Drop Zone', is set in an imagined future where decreasing water availability has affected us more dramatically than anyone predicted. The water shortage has become so severe that we have to access water on a first-come first-serve basis, from military-like water ‘drop zones’, like this one, made from modified rain water tanks. These tanks function on three levels: Collected rain water causes the totem sculptures to rise and bloom; evaporation causes the totem sculptures to fall; and an anemometer (device that measures wind speed) drives a process that plays the tank like a giant drum, tuned by the amount of water contained within. This artwork envisions a future for Australia where the impact of decreasing water availability has had a more dramatic effect than any of the predictions. The shortage is so severe that military-like water ‘drop zones’, constructed of modified rainfall storage tanks have been established across the public parks of the City of Yarra for access on a first come, first serve basis. However, as the water is only replenished through rain catchment the tanks may only offer infrequent relief for the City of Yarra residents, standing as hollow reminders of the effects of inaction on the shaping of sustainable national water use.'Drop Zone' was one of three public art works installed in Yarra, in 2011, under the banner of The Environmental Public Arts Project which responded to key features of Council's Environment Strategy: 'Towards Local Sustainability 2008-2020.' The aims of this project included activating public spaces in new and creative ways through the creation of artworks which act as catalysts for further engagement and discussion around environmental themes and issues.Copyright the Artists. Ready-made corrugated water tanks arranged on a site. Situated within the tanks are small totemic sculptures that float on top of the water within the tank.Accompanying plaquesustainability, water, environment, climate change