Photograph of Black Range School No 2442 of Timber single story building with steps and water tank. Opened 8th Dec 1881

Mine at Dusk or Dawn across watergold mining

Stawell Gold Mines Machinery at Night acroos watergold mining

Joseph Starkie was the Chairman of the Sunbury Waterworks Trust from 1905 to 1913. During that time he was instrumental in getting a permanent water supply installed for the town of Sunbury. After his death in April 1913, the townspeople erected a memorial which stood at the intersection of Brook and Stawell Street. It was unveiled on 26 January 1915 by Terence O'Brien. The original memorial included a drinking fountain and horse trough. As traffic increased within the town, the centre section of the fountain, without the horse trough, was resited in a reserve opposite the Memorial Hall. The photograph shows the monument on its original site. The installation of a reliable and permanent water supply for Sunbury was an important achievement for the town in the early years of the twentieth century.A sepia photograph in post card format of a water fountain and trough in a street in front of an avenue of trees.J. D. STARKIE MEMORIALstarkie, joseph daniel., water fountain, j.d.starkie memorial

Central Park –Tree with Water TapFour (4) Colour Photographs of a tree with a Water pipe embedded in it. One older and smaller than the other three.stawell, central park

Early Settlers Home – Water Colour Painting Artist Val Potterstawell

Railway Yards Stawell looking towards Wakeham Street with water tank on left. c1960B/W Photgraph of Rail yards looking towards Wakeham Street. View shows water tank which was used in Steam engine days. house on left, Cnr. Sloane & Wakeham Streets No. 50 was adapted into two flats ( Possibly in the 190's. The weatherboard building on the right was the headquarters for the Stawell Homing Club ( Pigeon Club) Circa 1960's The Word Shell is visible on a train carriage.stawell railways transport

Water Well Kofoed’s Brewery Armstrong covered in netting and wire stawell

Lake Lonsdale Sand Bar. Part of the water Supply to the Wimmera.stawell

Deep Lead Scenes Mitchell Farm. Carting water in the 1942 drought.stawell deep lead

Deep Lead J Mitchell with his horses taken to water at the dam.stawell deep lead

Bennet family home 51 Smith Street with two cars parked in front. First church of England is just visible in background. Lady on left is Jessica Bennett. Young lad leaning on mudguard Graeme Bennett born 1933 later mayor of Stawell. The lady at center is Margaret Bennett. and gentleman with hat is John Bennett Senior, original owner of North Western Woolem Mills. Photo taken outside john Bennetts home in smith street with no kerb or nature strip, looking towards Seaby Street. Note the canvas Water bags on front of one car to keep water cool. John Bennet Sen born in 1895 in Yorkshire. his wife Jessie Brown married in Warrnambool.Two 1940's cars parked with a group of people posing for photo.stawell industry

Grampians Water - Purification Plant. Stawellstawell

Grampians Water - Purification Plant. Stawellstawell

Grampians Water - Purification Plant. Stawellstawell

Grampians Water - Purification Plant. Stawellstawell

Water well at Bridge Hotel site Concongella taken 2001 stawell

Jubilee Dam in foreground that supplied water used in the Cyanide process.B/W photo looking at plant across damstawell mining

Wooden Bellows. Etched on one side with Girl in a bonnet and long frock watering a garden.stawell

Grampians Water - Purification Plant. Stawellstawell