A black and white photograph of Lorrae Desmond as the "Lady From The Bush" headlines her own Official September - October 1969 Lorrae Desmond Show in a monsoonal downpour photograph, lorrae desmond, entertainment, gibbons collection catalogue, 1969 lorrae desmond show

Lady Brooks Kindergarten Group of Children 1962-63 Nativity Scene stawell education

Stawell Fire Brigade Bell (“The Lady of Stawell”) hanging in frame and with housingstawell

Studio Portrait of older lady seated with umbrella. Stawell Photographic Co.stawell

Lady members Betty Butterworth and Pam Whight at Heidelberg Golf ClubColour photograph and caption.hgc women's golf, ladies' golf

Butter dished were used to keep butter fresh on the countertop, so it's easy to spread, and protects your butter from soaking up flavors in the fridge.Two piece butter dish with Crinoline lady on the lid in her country garden with wording on lid 'In an Old World Garden'. Beautiful gold gilt edging on lid and base. 'A' English Ware (with crown), Lancasters Ltd Hanley Englishdomestic items, food storage & preservation, butter dishes

Kindergarten - Lady Brooks Fund raising Bazaar 1952 inside Town Hallstawell

Kindergarten - Lady Brooks Fund raising Bazaar 1952 inside Town Hallstawell

Gwen Boisen boarding a TAA plane. Lady next to her is Nat Rathgeberstawell

Group of Lady (Bowlers) Stawell Bowling Club 1981-82 Gold Teamstawell

The picture was taken during the opening of the tennis court Saturday 18 September 1926. On the photograph are from left to right : two unknown ladies, Lady Creswell, Reverend Weller, Charles Holmes, and unknown man. Lady Adelaide Creswell was invited to officially open the court and about a 100 persons attended the ceremony.The photograph taken by Mrs Weller was published in the Annual report for 1926.tennis court, lady adelaide elizabeth creswell nee stow, 1859-1945, reverend john reginald weller (1880-1969), 1926, weller album

Lady Brooks Free Kindergarten Sloane Street Stawell with young children seated at entrancestawell education

Lady golfers [Heidelberg Golf Club]: Liz Sanders, Pam Whight, Pauline Bailey.Colour photograph and caption.hgc women's golf, ladies' golf

Stawell Hospital Opening Day 1934. Lady Irvine Officially opening the door of the new hospital.stawell hospital

Group photograph Deep Lead. Lady standing in front of window is Rose Hall nee Petersstawell deep lead

Portrait of young Lady dressed u and with hat and gloves standing beside house gate c1910stawell

Arrival of Sir Rohan Delecombe and Lady at Stawell Town Hall for Stawell Town Council Centenary 1970stawell government

Lady Brooks Free Kindergarten Sloane Street Stawell ??? showing children in play area at back of buildingstawell education

This anchor with chain was dredged from Warrnambool's Breakwater area in Lady Bay during a dredging operation around the 1980s. The anchor only has one fluke instead of the usual two and this is likely to mean that it was used as a boat's mooring anchor.This anchor is an example of the type of mooring equipment used during the 20th century in Lady Bay. It is part of the local maritime history.Anchor, one fluke, with length of heavy chain attached to the shank.flagstaff hill, warrnambool, maritime village, maritime museum, shipwreck coast, great ocean road, anchor, chain, anchor and chain, one fluke, mooring anchor, single fluke anchor, dredge, lady bay, breakwater, maritme, marine

See also photo CE0153Catalogue card reads, 'Sir Dallas and Lady Brooks, 1960. LHS Fred Dwerryhouse (Town Clerk) Mayor A.G. Lavis shakes hands with Sir Dallas Brooks'.

Lady Nelson Perpetual Trophy (Cup) Donor: W. Finlay Deed of Gift: Yes The Lady Nelson commemorates the discovery of Port Phillip by Lieutenant Murray of the Royal Navy who in HM Brigg Lady Nelson sailed through the heads and therefore the first vessel to enter Port Phillip. The trophy was donated by Past Commodore A. W. Finlay (1946/47) owner of the yacht Scorn, to encourage yachts on the RBYC register to compete in long-distance overnight racing around Port Phillip. In recent years the trophy is awarded to the winner on the IRC handicap. First Winner: Currawong, G. A. Warner 1946/47 lady nelson, overnight, irc