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Kiewa Valley Historical Society
Photo Collection - Wally Howell, Falls Creek and Kiewa Hydro Electric Scheme including Mt Beauty
1. Falls Creek ski resort is on the Bogong High Plains 2. Kiewa Hydro Electric Scheme (late 1940s to early 1960s) was constructed by the State Electricity Commission of Victoria and included the townships of Bogong and Mt Beauty. The photos were taken by Wally Howell.Falls Creek is at the head of the Kiewa Valley and a major tourist attraction. Kiewa Hydro Electric Scheme was constructed by the SECV and included the creation of the Mt Beauty township.1. 16 Coloured photos of Falls Creek - not dated or labelled. Includes Malony's Ski Hire & Restaurant and Sundance Inn 2. 162 Coloured Photos not dated or labelled. Includes Kiewa Hydro Electric Scheme and Mt Beauty. Some multiple copies. 1. "Processed by Kodak Oct. 85 M" on printed in red ink on the back of one photo. Also, later labels were added in ink to identify each photo.falls creek, snow resort, skiing, ski lodges, sundance inn, malony's ski hire, spargos lodge, t-bar lifts, mt beauty, tourism -
Kiewa Valley Historical Society
Journal - Ski-Horizon, Vol. 4. No. 11. July 1953, 1953
The Ski-Horizon is the official journal of the Federation of Victorian Ski Clubs. Articles refer to Jim Curtis, Honorary Secretary of Bogong Ski Club - nightly fees are 8/6 for members and 10/6 for non members, the 6d being for the Ski-ing Improvements Fund. Tensing and Sir Edmund Hillary succeeded in climbing Mt Everest in that year. Advertisements include Accommodation at Falls Creek for Skiers only, Instruction , Day Tours and Coaching etc. contact Bob Hymans c/o Bogong P.O.Member Clubs of the Federation of Victorian Ski clubs included Bogong Ski Club which was located at Falls Creek. This journal includes articles and advertisements that give an insight into the history of the ski industry and resorts.Small journal with shiny white and reddish cover with 24 pages and writing on the back of the cover. It includes short and long articles a few photographs and advertisements.skiing. bogong ski club. bob hymans. jim curtis. victorian ski clubs. falls creek. -
Kiewa Valley Historical Society
Seal Skins Ski Straps / Soles
Seal skin straps and webbing were introduced into the Victorian Alps by European skiers. Enthusiasts travelled to enjoy the snow and to explore the Victorian Alps including the Bogong High Plains. This equipment enabled them to travel over snow without slipping when going up hills. They took the skins off when they wanted to slide down hills. In later years, waxes were used for cross country skiing and then 'fish tail' markings on the back of skis to enable skiers to travel distances up and down mountains. Later developments also included motor transport (replacing horses to get to the snow line) and roads to take skiers to the ski fields and mechanised tows to take skiers up mountains so they could ski down (downhill skiing). Skate skiing has also developed as another form of skiing.Skiers visited the Bogong High Plains during summer and winter to explore and enjoy the High Plains. The equipment used was a forerunner to the variety used today and the different types of skiing done today. Falls Creek was developed during the construction of the Kiewa Electric Hydro Scheme and was influenced by the number of Europeans working on the scheme and their desire to make use of the snow during winter.Each Seal skin has: Seal skin sewn onto one side of a strap of webbing. There is a webbing loop on the front that slips over a small point at the front of the ski. There is a webbing strap attached to the back of the seal skin sole coming over the back of the ski that clips metal fasteners onto a loop of webbing behind the boot.skiing. snow. high plains. seal skins. cross country skiing. alpine sports. -
Kiewa Valley Historical Society
Ski Boot Carrier x 2
Ski boots were carried by wooden carriers when transporting ski equipment eg. from transport to snow line or accommodation. The boots had a lip at the front and back to enable them being clipped onto ski bindings and boot carriers.These ski boot carriers indicate the type of equipment that used to be used by skiers skiing on the High Plains and Falls Creek. It is also an example of the inventiveness and skill of people who made their own equipment that either couldn't be bought or wasn't available locally. A pair of wooden ski boot carriers made from light wood. The wood is thick at the heel end with an overhang for the heel of the boot. It has a thin leather strap at the toe end and an adjustable clamp at the toe end. The adjustable part consists of a clamp on either side of the wood held by 2 nuts that screw towards each boot . This clamp can slide up and down the hollow groove in the wood. One boot fits on each side of the wood. Reused wood with old marksski boots. snow. high plains. falls creek -
Kiewa Valley Historical Society
Photo - large - Group of 6 skiers
Skiing became a popular sport during the 1940s as access improved to the Bogong High Plains The Kiewa Hydro Electric Scheme was constructed on the Bogong High Plains during the 1940s and 1950s. This group of men (possibly workers on the Scheme) are back country skiing during the 1940s prior to the development of Falls Creek and downhill skiing.Large photo of a group of six male skiers with snow gums and faded mountains in the background.skiers on the bogong high plains -
Kiewa Valley Historical Society
Photo - Running Creek Cricket Club
This is a photo of the Running Creek Cricket Club, Premiers. U. K. V. C.A. (Upper Kiewa Valley Cricket Association) Season 1913-1914.Names which are legible are: Back Row: ? , N/M Hynes, F. Seymour, C. Grealey, W. Barton, F. Briggs, A. B. Seymour, H. Grealey. Front row: W.H. Hobbs, D. Black, C. Woolley, J. Fahey (captain), M. Hobbs, J. Black, Ibb Hobbs.Running Creek is in the Upper Kiewa Valley where sporting and recreational activities were an important part of rural social life. A mounted photo on cardboard with the names of the Running Creek Cricket team printed (almost illegible) under the photo of 15 men - 13 cricketers in white, 2 men one at each end and a boy and the premiers cup at the front. 1913-1914Vine's Studios / Wangarattarunning creek, upper kiewa valley cricket association -
Kiewa Valley Historical Society
Photographs - Mt Beauty, Tawonga South and Falls Creek
Mt Beauty and Tawonga South are in the Kiewa Valley Mt Beauty and Tawonga are in the Kiewa Valley. Many of these photos record people who lived in these towns and their activities.Collection of black and white photos of Mt Beauty and Tawonga. Most are labelled (and some include names but no dates) in pencil on the back.Varying sizes. 1. Marketing Falls Creek 2. Driver Education Car Presentation- Mt Beauty Secondary College 3. Start of Mt Beauty Marathon 4. Mount Beauty Paramedical Day Care Centre 5. Falls Creek - Original Halley's Comet 6. Falls Creek - Original Snow-making on Twin Towers 7. Group of 10 girls 8. Mt Beauty Primary School - Tidy Towns Competition 9.Mt Beauty Primary School 10. Start of Mt Beauty Marathon 11. Lou Leiberman - Local Member 12. Bank Manager, Commonwealth Bank on left. 13. Driver Education Car - Mt Beauty Secondary College 14. Original Snow-making on Twin Towers at Falls Creek 15. Two girls 16. Mt Beauty - Home Improvement Centre 17. Tawonga District Hospital/Mt Beauty Hospital before the Nursing Home - removing pine trees 18. Water Board Installation at Tawonga South (outside Rookes house) 19. Dederang Catholic Church 20. Two men (names on back) 21. Tawonga Store 22. Mt Beauty - old butcher shop on right hand side 23.Tidy Towns Mt Beauty Labelled in pencil on the backmt beauty, tidy towns, driver education, marathon, falls creek -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
photograph, Eastlink Ringwood Bypass Construction-12/2/95-Creek Deviation
Colour photographWritten on back of photo: "12/2/95-Start of Bypass-Creek Deviation" -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
photograph, Eastlink Ringwood Bypass Construction-12/2/95-Creek Deviation
Colour photographWritten on back of photo: "12/2/95-Start of Bypass-Creek Deviation" -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
photograph, Eastlink Ringwood Bypass Construction-12/2/95-Creek Deviation
Colour photographWritten on back of photo: "12/2/95-Start of Bypass-Creek Deviation" -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
photograph, Eastlink Ringwood Bypass Construction-Ringwood Bypass Creek Diversion
Colour photographWritten on back of photo: "11/3/95 Bypass-Creek Diversion" -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
photograph, Eastlink Ringwood Bypass Construction-Ringwood Bypass Creek Diversion 11/3/95
Colour photographWritten on back of photo: "11/3/95 Bypass-Creek Diversion" -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
photograph, Eastlink Ringwood Bypass Construction-Ringwood Bypass Creek Diversion 15/4/95
Colour photographWritten on back of photo: "Ringwood Bypass 15/4/95 Mullum-Mullum Ck Diversion" -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photographs, Collection of Pollard Photographs, Ringwood (Undated -probably early 1900's). Also Woods Point 1900, circa 1900
Pollard Photographs:; 1. Back of postcard of the Pollard home in Wonga Road (also called Anderson Creek Road Road, and now Warrandyte Road).; 2. One bushel net apples, J Pollard, Victoria, Australia.; 3. Joseph and Emma Pollard and Family. Emma is nursing baby Ethyl.; 4. Ringwood PS photograph. Jack Pollard is second from the RHS in the back row.; 5. Woods Point with arrow indicating mine manager's house: that of Joseph Pollard. Circa 1900. The Pollard family had a 20 acre orcharding property between Mullum Mullum Road and Wonga Road. Given on 4th September 2010 by Arthur Lunt from his cousin. The Pollard family. School photo at Ringwood State School. Jack�s father was Joseph � land (orchard) between Mullum and Wonga Roads +Additional Keywords: Pollard -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Park, Reynolds Avenue Ringwood, looking to Ringwood Street - August 1974
Written on back of photograph, "Park, Reynolds Ave. Looking to Ringwood St. August 1974. Mullum Creek to left". -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Mullum Mullum Creek, east of Warrandyte Road 1986
Written on back of photograph, "3/8/86. Mullum Mullum Creek, east of Warrandyte Road." -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, View south up New Street from reserve on the bank of the Mullum Creek. 1981
... Street from reserve on the bank of the Mullum Creek. 1981 Written ...Written on back of photograph, "16/6/81. View south up New Street from reserve on the bank of the Mullum Creek." -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, View along the bank of the Mullum Creek at the foot of New Street 1981
Written on back of photograph, "16/7/81. View along the bank of the Mullum Creek at the foot of New Street." -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Looking from Glenvale Road North Ringwood, across Glenvale towards Deep Creek Road 1982
Written on back of photograph, "21/4/82. Looking from Glenvale Road across Glenvale towards Deep Creek Road seen in distance." -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, No.14 Glenvale Road, North Ringwood, towards Mitcham. 1982
Written on back of photograph, "21/4/82. No.14 Glenvale Road towards Mitcham. Deep Creek Road in background left." -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, View along Mullum Creek in the reserve at foot of New Street 1981
Written on back of photograph, "16/6/81. View along Mullum Creek in the reserve at foot of New Street. The water was clear" -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Northward view towards Mullum Creek bridge from outside No.13 Oban Road, Ringwood - 1981
Written on back of photograph, "E624, N16, 1981. Oban Road from opposite No.13 (Victor Leggo) looking towards bridge over Mullum Creek". -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Northward view over Mullum Creek bridge along Oban Road, Ringwood - 1981
Written on back of photograph, "1981 - Oban Road at bridge over Mullum Creek". -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Bridge connecting Adelaide St. and Reynolds Av., Ringwood. pre 1931
Written on back of photograph, "Bridge connecting Adelaide St. and Reynolds Av. Washed away in 1931 by the flooded Mullum Creek. Looking towards Reynolds Ave." -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, New bridge over Dandenong Creek Wantirna Road Ringwood, being built and creek lined, 1970
Written on back of photograph, "New bridge over Dandenong Creek Wantirna Road being built and creek lined, 1970." -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Warrandyte Rd. Bridge over Mullum Creek, Ringwood, showing stumps of old piles (undated)
Poor quality, blurry photographWritten on back of photograph, "Warrandyte Rd. Bridge over Mullum Creek showing stumps of old piles". -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Mullum Mullum Creek. West side of Warrandyte Road Bridge. Ringwood 1986
Written on back of photograph, "3.8.86. Ringwood. Mullum Mullum Creek. West side of Warrandyte Road Bridge." -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Warrandyte Road Bridge over Mullum Mullum Creek, Ringwood 1986
Written on back of photograph, "3.8.86. Ringwood. Warrandyte Road Bridge over Mullum Mullum Creek". -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Mullum Mullum Creek culvert installations for new bridge in Warrandyte Road, Ringwood - 19.1.1987
Culverts under new Warrandyte Rd. bridge. Mullum Mullum Creek, Ringwood 1987Written on back of photograph, "9.1.87. Culverts under new Warrandyte Rd. bridge. Mullum Mullum Creek." -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, The surfaced bypass for Mullum Mullum Creek, Warrandyte Road, Ringwood. Possibly 1987
Written on back of photograph, "Date ? The surfaced bypass for Mullum Mullum Creek, Warrandyte Road."