Purchased at Op Shop in Healesville for the CollectionLadies beige nylon gauntlet gloves, self embroidered and ruched at the wristFownes 7 1/2 100% nylon made in Hong Kongcostume accessories, glove accessories

Donated by Clarrie Talbot to Whitehorse Historical Society during his talk to the Eastern Region Historical Societies meeting on Railways on 31st July 2004 at the Local History Room of the Whitehorse Historical Society. From the last batch of tickets of the Victorian Railways.One grey cardboard ticket, Nunawading to Healesville. Single printed on front with no 00057 stamped on one end and 15 DE 77 stamped on other endtransport, railway, documents, tickets

Report of the Bicentennial Orchard Advisory Committee, Springvale Road, Forest Hill. The report briefly describes the history of the site and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of a variety of possible uses, 61 pages.Report of the Bicentennial Orchard Advisory Committee, Springvale Road, Forest Hill. 61 pages.bicentennial orchard, strathdon orchard, matheson family, nunawading historic orchard, gilfedder & associates, healesville freeway reservation, box hill college of tafe, palliative care association

Chunks of land once earmarked for the now-cancelled Healesville Freeway could eventually be sold to developers.Chunks of land once earmarked for the now-cancelled Healesville Freeway could eventually be sold to developers.healesville freeway reservation, payne, ann, makhijani ann, friends of healesville freeway reserve

Photograph folder provided by Dicksons Pharmacy ; used to contain developed filmsBeige printed folder; provided by Dicksons Developing & Printing Service for Miss McDougal of Healesville, 1936Dicksons Pharmacy. Est. 1850photography, camera accessories

Alfred Ernest Edwards was born 29/12/1903 in Mitcham and died 4/7/1967 at Forest Hill. he was a kiln worker at Geal's Pottery, Nunawading. Doris Gwendoline was born in 1905 at Surrey Hills and died on 15/3/1996 in a Healesville nursing home. She was 91. When Doris two her father died. Her mother remarried (Finger) and she had two step-sisters. Alfred (Alf) and Doris (Dorrie) had one child, Gwendoline Norma Edwards, born on 3/10/1930 at Forest Hill.Sepia studio photograph of the wedding of Alfred Ernest Edwards and Doris Gwendoline Hodge in 1926. There are nine people in the group. The bride and groom are in the centre; the man on the left is Alfred's brother Theodore and the woman seated on the left is Doris' Half -sister Jean (Finger)edwards, alfred ernest. hodge, doris gwendoline. edwards, theodore. finger, jean

An invitation was sent to the Whitehorse Historical Society by the organisers of the Healesville freeway Community Day. An information tent was set up to answer enquiries.Coloured photograph of the Whitehorse Historical Society information tent at the Community Day in relation to the use of the Healesville Freeway Reserve.healesville freeway reservation community day. whitehorse historical society

Whitehorse Historical Society was invited to attend the Community Day located near Strathdon House on the land of the Healesville Freeway Reservation, Springvale Rd, Forest Hill on 26.5.2013. The Whitehorse cyclist seen near the western side of the Reserve organised the bike ride that was part of the day's activities.Coloured photograph of the Whitehorse Cyclist marque at the western end of the Healesville Freeway Reservation 26.5.2013healesville freeway community day 2013. whitehorse historical society

Whitehorse cyclists 'stand' at the Community Day held at the Healesville Freeway 26.5.2013.Whitehorse Historical Society Also attended.whitehorse cycling club. proposed healesville freeway. healesville freeway community day 2013

Whitehorse Historical Society was invited to attend the Healesville Freeway Reservation Community Day, located near Strathdon House, Springvale Road, Forest Hill 26.5.2013Coloured photograph of the Marque for Whitehorse Historical Society at the Freeway (Healesville Reservation). Members answered questions from the public.healesville freeway reservation community day 2013, whitehorse historical society

The land photographed is widely known as Nethercotes. In 1920 Arthur Nethercote, import agent, bought the land which was situated in Boronia Road near Dandenong Creek. Originally a flower farm, the Nethercotes became poultry farmers. The property contained a five-roomed weatherboard house which they called Weston Favell. Dated before 1883 (from newspapers found in the ceiling) it is the more dilapidated house photographed. The other house called Greenways was built for a son. Gerald Letts bought the property and when he died the Board of Works purchased the land, intending to use it as part of the proposed Healesville Freeway, meanwhile the property was leased to the Box Hill Institute's equine department. In 2013 the Board of Works announced that the freeway would not go ahead.Coloured photographs of the two houses and land at the Nethercote property, Vermont. Now owned by the board of Works and leased to the Box Hill Institute.nethercote property, vermont, board of works, proposed healesville freeway, box hill institute