Standing out the front of their cottage are Harry, Carl, Elsa, Caroline and Minnie Schmidt. Note the unusual pattern of the iron frieze. carl schmidt, caroline schmidt, harry schmidt, elsa schmidt, minnie schimdt, building, garden, costume, private dwelling

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This photograph was taken as the Begonias were in full bloom at Easter 1923.keel house, ballarat botanic gardens, garden, public building, begonias

This brick house was built on the former site of Smith's Plant Nursery. It was owned at the time by J.A. Chisholm.wendouree parade, ballarat, private dwelling, building, garden, j.a. chisholm

Tillie Thompson selling tickets for the Ballarat Hospital Easter Raffle in March 1944.w.d. thompson, tillie tompson, ballarat hospital, entertainment

The Ladies Highland Pipe Band pass the City Brigade Hotel on the corner of Sturt and Raglan Streets on the occasion of the Queen's visit 1954.ladies highland pipe band, city brigade hotel, sturt street, raglan street, queen's visit, public building, hotel, celebration, ballarat

The shop was located on the corner of Sturt and Ascot streets. There is a section fly wired for ham & beef, a glass case full of lollies for the children and vegetables in boxes at the front of the counter.d'angri, corner shop, building interior, commercial, work, ballarat, sturt street, ascot street

The D'Angri Corner Shop was once the Commercial Hotel. The veranda could have been added when the hotel was converted into a shop. In this photo, it is decorated for the Ballarat Centenary Celebrations. From the left is W. D'Angri Senior, Lillian D'Angri (Pyers), Norm D'Angri, Vi D'Angri (Irwin) and Mrs C.L. D'Angri.d'angril corner shop, commerical hotel, ballarat centenary celebrations, sturt street, ascot street, w. dangri, lillian d'angri, norm d'angri, vi d'angri, c.l. d'angri, commerical, building

It is unknown who the conductor was but the driver is Rupert Albert Bowd.electric tram, ballarat, rupert albert bowd, vehicle, work

Bus proprietor, Rupert Bowd with his bus which serviced a route from Sturt Street to the Arch of Victory. Vehicle body Gower Mann & Roberts.motor bus, rupert bowd, vehicle, gower mann & roberts, ballarat, work

Omnibus is from Bowd Bus Lines. This one is on the Sebastopol Line, red bus with the destination of Rubicon Street.bus, omnibus, vehicle, bowd bus lines, sebastopol, work

This two story brick home was located on Wendouree Parade. raasay, john mcleod, building, private dwelling, house, garden, ballarat, wendouree parade

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People play tennis on the courts at 'Raasay'. Lake Wendouree is in the background.raasay, ballarat, tennis, lake wendouree, sport, recreation

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'Bodlyn' was located at 9 Errard Street North and built in 1900. Out the front of the house is a single seater car displaying flags and two unknown women standing by a cart.bodlyn, errard street north, ballarat, building, private dwelling, vehicle

Two delivery trucks pass the Coghlan & Tulloch Ballarat Brewing Co Ltd premises in Dana Street. The registration on the first truck is 9091. The brewing company was situated across the road from the Dana Street School.e.r. rowlands, coghlan & tulloch ballarat brewing co. ltd., dana street, vehicle, work, building, commerical, manufacturing

A E.R. Rowlands Soft Drink Delivery truck transports troops to Queenscliff for army training. The new recruits are yet to get their uniforms.e.r. rowlands, soldiers, vehicle, queenscliff, military

Mrs J.J. Griffiths stands out of the front of 'Bodlyn' situated at Errard Street North.j.j. griffiths, bodlyn, errard street north, building, private dwelling

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World War 1 training camp at Queenscliff. The photograph was taken by Mr J.J. Griffith. He was the manager of E.R. Rowlands Aerated Waters. Their vans were used by Ballarat Troops at the camp.military, queenscliff, army camp, world war 1, world war one, j.j. griffith, e.r. rowlands aerated waters, vehicle, ballarat

View of Victoria Park along Russell Street. victoria park, russell street, ballarat, streetscape, park

The Coombes Family lived at 'Glendaruel' at Clunes.coombes, studio portrait, glendaruel, clunes, costume, peter coombes, george coombes, annie coombes, lillian coombes, lily coombes, rose coombes

The Coombes Family photographed at their home at Clunes, 'Glendaruel'. coombes, clunes, glendaruel, building, private dwelling, george coombes, annie coombes, peter coombes, essie coombes, daisy coombes, rose coombes, les coombes, lillian coombes, lily coombes

This photograph was taken in Clunes at 'Glendaruel'. Seated is Esther Coombs nee Whitehand and standing is Mary Martha Whitehand.coombes, daisy coombes, glendaruel, clunes, costume, persons, private dwelling, mary martha whitehand, esther coombes

The Ballarat Botanic Gardens were once formally fenced and the gates closed at night. The gate posts still remain. The sign in photo 585 reads 'Motorists Drive Slowly'.ballarat botanic gardens, north gates, garden, streetscape

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