Plan of RBG with grid references. Produced by Dept. of Crown Lands and Survey, Victoria, Division of Survey and Mapping. Prepared in 1978 from surveys completed in 1976. (1) 2 copies plan. Main areas, buildings, etc., labelled, beds outlined. (2) Original coloured plan and reduced size photocopy. More labelling, particularly beds (handwritten). Labelled Jeremy J. Wallace with handwritten notes on reverse re a project. (3) Reduced size photocopy. Handwritten labelling of beds. (4 - 11) Enlarged photocopies of sections of (1) Handwritten notes and plant labelling. (1). Photgraphed copies by FRESCO 510131-TA. (12) Plan on a grid, coloured. "No Public Access," areas marked.jeremy j. wallace, royal botanical gardens melbourne

Partially coloured plan on a grid. Prepared from Field Notes of Survey by F.C. Ridoutt drawn and reproduced at the Dept. of Lands & Survey, Melbourne, March 1948.f.c. ridoutt, gardens, melbourne

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SOFT COVER BOOK WITH A COLOURED IMAGE OF THE SITE OF MELBOURNE'S BOTANIC GARDENSnon-fictionbook, melbourne's royal botanic gardens

Possibly from Bowerbird MuseumBlack and white photo of Botanical Gardens Portland looking east. Gardens cottage back left, garden beds either side of path in foreground.Front: 'Botanical Gardens, Portland' black print lower border

View ware dish, glass oblong, eight sided design, Art Deco, Botanical Gardens, Portland, hand coloured photograph, royal blue baseBack: 'Botanical gardens POortland' - white label, black print

Covering letter from Melbourne Botanic Gardens, and notes on early history of Victorian Horticultural Societyvictorian horticultural society, melbourne botanic gardens

Article in "The Age" 12 April, 1997 by Mary Rhyllis Clark about the Hamilton Botanic Gardens.the age, mary rhyllis clark, hamilton botanic gardens

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesFront: Canal and Reclamation. Aerial view west November 1959 - typed.port of portland archives, land reclamation, canal, botanic gardens

White china sandwich tray, coloured decal of Botanic Gardens Portland, gold rim.Front: 'BOTANICAL GARDENS PORTLAND, VICTORIA' Back: Red makers stamp 'Opaline glazed china OGC Made in Japan'

This letter was written by Baron Ferdinand von Mueller, Melbourne Botanic Gardens to Mr Ford, Ballarat Town Clerk and is evidence of the advisory role von Mueller played, especially in the 1880's, in terms of the Ballarat Botanical Gardens.Doctor von Mueller was a valuable contributor to the development and planning of Ballarat Public Gardens. He visited Ballarat regularly and was also examiner for the Botany course at the Ballarat School of Mines.Photocopy of the original yellowed letter on two white sheetsPhotocopied letter written longhand in black ink. Left hand side in faint handwriting underlined, "Dr. Mueller, Topping the gum tree, 28/7/71".john garner, doctor, ballarat botanical gardens, melbourne botanic gardens, baron ferdinand von mueller, doctor von mueller, doctor mueller, mr ford town clerk, blue gum trees, botany course school of mines, george longley, benevolent home gardens, director melbourne botanic gardens, victorian government botanist., john garner collection, gardens, ballarat

Port of Portland Authority archives On 19 November 1960, the Portland Harbour Trust was officially opened by His Excellency, The Governor of Victoria, Sir Dallas Brooks, in front of thousands of onlookers. It was one of the largest concentration of Premiers, Statesmen, industrial and civic leaders ever to attend an event outside of an Australian capital city. Today, Port of Portland is a busy modern port, handling in excess of $2 billion in trade. One of Victoria’s four major shipping ports, it handles bulk cargoes such as plantation woodchips and logs, grain, aluminium products, mineral sands, fertiliser, livestock and wind tower components.This forms part of the archives of the Port of Portland which were donated to the Glenelg Shire Cultural Collection by the Port of Portland. The collection documents the growth and significance of the Port of Portland.Back: Aerial view of section of Port and its surroundsport of portland, henty park, portland botanic gardens

The Wollemi Pine is an iconic tree found in the Ballarat Botanic Gardens.The Wollemi Pine was thought to be extinct until 1994. It is the world's oldest and rarest tree species belonging to a 200 million year old plant.One sheet of paper with information in point form in a box.None.doctor, ballarat botanic gardens, wollemi pine, sydney botanic gardens, 1994, iconic trees., wollemia noblis., david noble, john garner collection, gardens, ballarat

Article probably written by John Garner in the 1990's for the Robert Clark Centre, Ballarat Botanical GardensA valuable thumbnail sketch1 sheet, printed both sidesBallarat Botanical Gardens logo, top right hand cornerjohn garner collection, garner, dr, statues, ballarat botanical gardens, ballarat, gardens, pavilion, "suzanne". "burke and wills" statuemelbourne.

The Ballarat School of Mines Botanic Garden was established in 1872.A PDF of a garden plan for the Ballarat School of Mines Botanical Gardenballarat school of mines botanical gardens, john patrick

Port of Portland Authority Archivesport of portland archives, k s anderson wharf, botanic gardens, reclamation, ocean pier

Copy of article in "The Argus" 19 January, 1860 p1. Adjourned annual general meeting. Discussion of threat by Botanic Gardens to disallow its use by the Society.the argus, botanic gardens, horticultural society of victoria, annual general meeting

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesBack: November 1959 - Top right, black biro. Reclamation and canal work at southern end of botanic gardens - bottom left, pencil.port of portland archives, land reclamation, canal