The doctors surgery, in Walsh Street, Tatura, was conducted by Doctors Lally and Hodson, from 1955 to 1985. A new medical centre was opened in Thomson Street, in 1986.Black and white photograph of Doctors surgery Walsh Street, Tatura. Also part of residence.on back: Doctors surgery 1985. Doctors Moyola Lodge Hostel. Lally and Hodson. Walsh Street, Tatura.doctor lally, doctor hodson, tatura doctors

Tatura Medical Centre was opened in 1986. Doctors Hodson, Kerr, Cory and McGrath shared the practice.Black and white photograph of exterior of Tatura Medical Centre.on back: Tatura Medical Centre. 1986. on sign in photographdoctor hodson, doctor kerr, doctor cory, doctor mcgrath, tatura medical centre

Guide Hall, Albert Street, Tatura, was opened in ???? Meetings of brownies and guides are held every week. Mrs Grace (Captain) Tucker was largely responsible for building the hall.Black and white photograph of Guide Hall, Taturaon back: Guide Hall Tatura 1987. on sign in front of hall.guide hall tatura, brownies tatura, guides tatura, mrs grace tucker

Tatura Community playground is part of the primary school play area. Exterior of school is shown through trees. Built by prisoners from Dhurringile Prison and other volunteersBlack and white photograph of playground situated in grounds of Tatura Primary School, built 1969.on back: Tatura Community playground (at primary school) 1986.tatura community playground

The Centre is used for many sporting activities, indoor cricket, basketball, badminton and gymnastics.Black and white photograph of exterior of Tatura Community Activity Centre. Men, boys looking to left. 2 copies.on back: Tatura Community Activity Centre, 1987tatura community activity centre

Tatura Netball Courts are in the vicinity of Tatura Showgrounds, swimming pool and tennis courts and are used several times a week.Black and white photograph of Tatura Netball Courts. Exterior. Some children are practising in picture.on back: Netball Courts and club rooms, Tatura. 1986. Formerly bowling clubroomstatura netball courts

Wilson Hall was opened on 10 March 1962. Time clock sponsored by Rosella-Lipton. Boys bikes leaning against wall. Coach, timekeepers sitting behind glass on 2nd level.Exterior Wilson Hall, Tatura Football Club rooms. Junior game in progress. Some spectators watchingson back: Wilson Hall Tatura Football Club rooms 1987wilson hall tatura

Tatura Bowling clubhouse and greens was first opened on 9 November 2004. Croquet also played there. Tatura Associate Bowling Club was formed in 1954.Black and white photograph of clubhouse, Tatura Bowling Club. Exterior. 2 copieson back: Tatura Bowling Clubhouse, Service Street, Tatura 1986tatura bowling club

Tatura Hilltop Golf and Country Club was opened in 1965. Golf course and bowling greens. Social events, wedding receptions, 21st birthdays are held at clubhouse.Black and white photograph of Hilltop Club house. Exterior.on back: Hilltop Golf and Country Club, Tatura. 1987. Photo by Daryl Walker 1987

Tatura Squash Courts were built in 19?? by Jeff and Liz ChildsBlack and white, exterior photograph of squash courts, Taturaon back: Tatura squash courts. Proprietor Philippa Graham, nee Sadler. 1986tatura squash courts

Photograph of Warburton family after an article appeared in Melbourne Herald. Newspaper clipping also on file. Formerly belonged to N. Colliver.Black and white photograph of Warburton family and greyhoundson back: Keith, Sue, Peter Warburton and greyhounds

Sepia, laminated, school teacher standing seated

White light cardboard on which silhouettes of the 23 students and teacher which one assumes is a key to their identity. Michael Baer and composite grades camps 2 and 3michael baer

Colour photograph of a sweeping attractive country scene of the undulating area of the camps area in the vicinity of Waranga Basin. In the left foreground is a gentleman with his right hand to his throat and on right foreground 9 dunny buckets.

Colour photograph taken on site of camp 2 (probably) of Nicola Cua 1991

Black and white aerial photo of camp 2on the back: camp 2 W/c 0065 Vic 82/.9032 Max 1989 Central Planning Office Treasury Place Melbourne

The large twelve murals are caricatures mostly depicting Army personnel from various parts of the world. Painting high on the walls of the garrisons recreation hut by Von Gruenwaldt. The hut was later transported to Murchison and became the RSL Hall. M/s Diane McLeod, Shepparton Art Gallery insisted they be preserved as the RSL was to be demolished and Loel Thompson was unable to preserve the building as a museum. The murals have been preserved and decorate the community centre and D Jones Nursing Home.clear plastic cover with a red margin and back coverWartime Art Murals PG 40 - News Friday 18 June 1972camp 13 murals, rsl hall murchison, david jones nursing home murchison victoria, hans von gruenewaldt, jill nightingale

12 January 1943 the C.O Camp 13 Rec an urgent letter was rec. to employ POW's growing pyrethrum major ingredient in insecticides for the control of mosquitoes. as all previous supplies previously came from Japan.A clear plastic front cover, red margin and back. Top right front "Camp 13 Murchison - Pyrethrum Growing - a Matter of National Importance."as abovepyrethrum growing, camp 13 mosquito control, mosquito control

One of the many accessions received by our overseas friends and supporters.Clear plastic folder with green border and back with two colour laser copies - sentry box and concrete building with a close up of the building with 3 returnees and 3 ladies renewing memories.Camp 13 German POW reunion 1974camp 13 reunion, german pow reunion 1974

Herr Alois Murr, trouble shooter, Lanz Tractors prior to war, was subsequently interned, then released, became a citizen of Australia. Drawings of the single cylinder were donated by Stephen Larcombe "Pinebrow" Reservoir Road, Pettarel 3216. An interesting account of Mr Murr's longer than expected sojourn and subsequent residence in Melbourne Australia.a red coloured hard back cover on the front cover on white self adhesive paper on which is printed in ink - Alois Murr Papers - internee, camp 1 Tatura - presented by Eric Bolwell Horsham October 1994as abovealois murr, lanz tractors, camp 1 internees

Research project compiled and presented to Tatura Museum by Kerrie Mactier 1989.Green back, clear plastic folder. Life of Internees During WW2kerrie mactier

One of the many generous gifts of Gerd Aberle.A four page document, each in its own clear plastic envelope, school report written in the German language. A clear plastic front cover, red border left hand side and back cover redThe subject as indicated above. Students name, years attended and the 9 subjects and results unless translations shows otherwise. In English on the left hand border Loveday Internment Camp School Records. Donor Gerd Aberle.gerd aberle, loveday internment camp, loveday internment camp education

Various large photocopies of cartoons, plans, poems, review programme, newspaper articles.Large black plastic folder with 20 bound plastic sleevesWW2 Internment and POW Camps Tatura Group and Loveday Camp SAcamp 1; loveday camp, tatura group internment camp, loveday internees

Recollections of Helmut Ruff, son of Camp 3 leader. Photos of paintings held by Ruff and Auld Families.Black multi ring plastic folder with 20 plastic sleevesRecollections: H. Ruff Camp 3 paintingshelmut ruff, auld, camp 3 paintings

Consolidation of minor files. Recollections of life in and at the Camps. Some files have alternative Ref. No.Two ring binder.Recollections - Internees, POW, Garrison

Article in Cowra Times.Photocopied article on Italian POW and guard at Cowra Camp.cowra times, italian pow's

A thirty page history of Bendigo's Private Kenneth Young subsequently promoted to Lieutenant. Captured and interned in Crete, wounded 1st May 1942, was threatened with amputation, nursed to health by the Sisters of Mercy in a German hospital. Repatriated 1943, granted the authority to wear one gold wound stripe, subsequently employed in AMF Australian Inf at Murchison POW between which a broken fibula and tibia. Finally a stint as Guard of POW, accidentally shot in the leg by a German sentry when lying in bed. A unique service record from the horror of Crete. The manuscript was compiled from material provided by Lieut Young's sister, Mrs Russell.Clear plastic folder with a photo of Lieutenant Kenneth Young AIF with a red border on the front page and red back cover.Lieut. Kenneth Young AIF on the margin. Lieut Kenneth F. Young enlisted Sept 39 AIF captured Crete 1941 Repatriated 1943 Garrison Guard Dhurringile POW lieutenant kenneth f. young, mrs russell, internment camps australia