UNION BANK - LATER A.N.Z. NOW PRIVATE RESIDENCE. CORNER OF TEMPLETON ST. NEXT TO C. OF E. - NOW SUNDAY SCHOOL. NEXT TO PRESENT C. OF E. NOTE BELL ON BUILDING NEXT TO RED BOOT WAS A SCHOOL.- TWO CHURCHES ON TOP OF NORTH CLUNES HILL. ONE OF THESE BECAME THE ASSEMBLY HALL AT TOWN HALL. SIGNS ON BUILDINGS, KENT EDWARD DART HOTEL, PITCHER BROS, PORT PHILLIP BAKERY R. HARVEY, C. WILES WASHINGTON HOTEL, R. MORRISON AGE OFFICE NEWS, BULL & MOUTH COACH OFFICE J. H. DALTON.1 PHOTOGRAPH OF A PORTION OF A LITHOGRAPH OF LOWER FRASER STREET, CLUNES. WOODEN BUILDINGS IN FOREGROUND, CRESWICK CREEK BEHIND BUILDINGS. HILL IN BACK GROUND. .2 .3 BLACK AND WHITE COPIES OF THE ABOVE PHOTOGRAPH PRINTED ON GLOSS PAPERshops, red boot palace, clunes township

BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH - PANORAMA OF CLUNES, TAKEN FROM HILL IN CAMERON STREET; BUILDINGS INCLUDE WESLEY CHURCH, POST OFFICE, TOWN HALL, R.C. CHURCH AND BUILDINGS IN FRASER STREET.local history, photography, photographs, clunes township

VIEW OF CLUNES SCENE.BLACK AND WHITE COPY OF VIEW OF CLUNES. BUILDINGS INCLUDE ORIGINAL POST OFFICE, TOWN HALL AND CATHOLIC CHURCH.CLUNES BAWDEN PHOTO.local history, photography, photographs, town hall, post office

PHOTOGRAPH OF CLUNES FROM HILL NEAR SCHOOL ABOUT 1900 TO 1905. SHOWING OLD POST OFFICE & TOWN HALL IN BACKGROUND. ( ON REVERSE SIDE OF 1224)FROM HILL NEAR SCHOOL ABOUT 1900 TO 1905.local history, photography, photographs, town hall + post office

SEPIA PHOTOGRAPH OF CLUNES TOWNSHIP, TAKEN FROM ANGUS STREET HILL, LOOKING SOUTH; BUILDINGS INCLUDE WESLEY CHURCH, TOWN HALL, CATHOLIC CHURCH, C. OF E. CHURCH; CLUB HOTEL AND BANKS IN FRASER STREET; LIBRARY, FIRE BRIGADE BELL TOWER - FAR RIGHT.photographs, clunes township

CLEMENTINE'S RESTAURANT - WAS FORMERLY A BAKERY.LAMINATED COLOURED - PATRONS SEATED IN FRONT OF CLEMENTINE'S - FORMERLY TOWN HALL HOTEL. PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT NIGHT. INTERIOR LIGHTS ON.ON REVERSE SIDE : ENTERPRISE VISION PTY. LTD. COPYRIGHT 2001, CLUNES, VICTORIA.clementines, town hall hotel

Miss Florence Perry was at the centre of a strong and vibrant musical culture in Clunes which featured a brass band, a men's mouth organ band, an orchestra and church choirs. The success of Miss Perry's choirs in competitions was a source of pride in the town and a cause for celebration. After their success in Melbourne in 1906, the Juvenile Choir were greeted at the Railway Station on their return by the brass band and well wishers before attending an impromptu concert at the Town Hall. Miss Perry herself was born in Clunes in 1880 and worked as a music teacher in the town. Her father was the conductor of the Clunes Orchestra. Most social occasions, such as annual Balls, fundraisers and 21st birthdays, involved music played by local musicians Important artefact in the musical history of Clunes in the late 19th and early 20th centuries..1 WOODEN FRAMED BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF THE CLUNES JUVENILE CHOIR 1906 - CHILDREN ARRANGED IN ROWS WITH THE CONDUCTRESS CENTRED IN THE PHOTO Clunes Juvenile Choir with their conductress, Miss Florence Perry. Taken by Chapel St. Prahran photographer; probably taken when Choir competed successfully in a Choral competition in Prahran. .2 UNFRAMED COPY OF ABOVEjuvenile choir, clunes junior choir, miss florence perry

BLACK AND WHITE FRAMED PHOTOGRAPH OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CLUNES LOOKING OVER BRIDGE TO SERVICE STREET AND FRASER STREET CORNER, SHOWING TOWN HALL, OLD POST OFFICE, WESLEY CHURCH, UNICORN HOTELservice street, fraser street, clunes streets