Motormen timetable for trams Nos. 19 25 30 28. Operating instructions with regard to safety. Drawn up on green graph paper. B46-25 on diagonal at bottom left corner. Small addition in pencil along right edge.person, individual, basil miller

Two cuttings, each with two photos of trams. The photos are numbered 1 - 4. Possibly German trams.Remnants of printing on reverse of both pieces.person, individual, basil miller

Letter of request from a School in Oakland, California, USA. Wanting information and photos of different Bendigo Trams with historic buildings or scenes as backgrounds.attached is the original letter of request from the School Headmaster of Laurel School, Oakland California, USA. Original blue aerogramme has numerous inscriptions beside the typed request written in pencil. Includes a letter from the Foreign Service.person, individual, basil miller

Shows date of death. Who delivered eulogy for Dennis O'Hoy. Obituary Advertiser Thursday 6th September 2001. Names Greta Balsillie, James Lerk, June Killian.person, individual, basil miller

Temporary traffic channelling of Charing Cross, Stage 3 - Country Roads Board.person, individual, basil miller

Amended timetable which is to operate as from Monday 23rd November 1942. Eaglehawk, Quarry Hill, Golden Square and Thunder Street routes. Two(2) copies.person, individual, basil miller

A copy of Amended Bendigo Tramways timetable for October 1955, for all routes. Two (2) stapled typewritten sheets - duplicated. X two copies.person, individual, basil miller

Seven (7) sheets detailing the history of Bendigo, its Coat of Arms, and details of various buildings and landmarks.person, individual, basil miller

News paper clipping. Bendigo Advertiser, 13 September 1974. Bendigo Trams Will Run Again, for trial over 2 years.person, individual, basil miller

Newspaper clipping - Bendigo Advertiser, C1962 . Photo of 4 trams, led by No.5 double bogey, on Thunder Street (Ironbark?) North Bendigo. Members of the Australian Railway Historical Society on left of picture.person, individual, basil miller

Newspaper clippings - date unknown. R708 leads a second R class locomotive into Bendigo Station. This entourage was known as the 'Centenary Train' and was occupied by members of the Australian Historical Society who travelled from Melbourne. A second photo shows a large group of trams in View Street between Barnard and Rowan Streets. These trams were hired by Australian Railway Historical Society for a tour of Bendigo and district.person, individual, basil miller

Newspaper clipping - The Herald, Melbourne - (date unknown).Travel talk with Jim Goodwin. Photo of San Francisco cable car.person, individual, basil miller

Newspaper clipping, The Sun, April 15th 1972, page 25. Article by John Fraser, Six (6) small photos - 1888,1892, 1903, 1972, end of trams in Bendigo.person, individual, basil miller

Newspaper Clipping - Bendigo Advertiser Thursday 14 January 1971, page 7, Magazine Section. A short history of Tramways and Save Our Trams.person, individual, basil miller

Newspaper clipping - Bendigo Advertiser - (date unknown) - History of Bendigo Railway Line. Photo of Mary Robertson, Mayor Robin Adams and Susan Struan-Robertson, at Bendigo Railway Station. Mrs Susan Struan-Robertson is a great-great granddaughter of Jans Van Agnew Bruce, a partner in the form of Cornish and Bruce, builders of the Double-Track Railway line between Footscray and Bendigo, between 1858 and 1862.person, individual, basil miller

Newspaper clipping - Bendigo Advertiser (date unknown) - Handover of No. 26 tram to the Bendigo Trust.person, individual, basil miller

Newspaper clipping - obituary and photos of George Sang, employee of tramways 1953 - 1972. Six (6) death notices for George Sang. Bendigo Advertiser, date unknown.person, individual, basil miller

Newspaper clipping (the Age) - article by Michael Ryan. Small photo - conductor Fred Wilson and passenger Valda Towers.person, individual, basil miller

Black and white photograph of group of miners standing outside wooden building. Building has steps leading to door. Handrails on either side of steps. Miners are all wearing hats. Written on back in black ink. 'Royal Historical Society of Vic, Bendigo Branch'. Written on back in pencil 'photo given by Cyril Jacobs, Day Shift', 'Assumed to be 'Great Extended Hustler's, reason Walter Jeffrey - engine driver, 4th from left, 2nd row from front'. W Bullen 1st sitting on right 2nd row. Front row, standing 6th from left J Elliot.person, group, mining

Red photograph album with gold trims. Gold lettering on front - 'presented to G Minto Esq. C.E. (certified engineer), by the Officers of the Bendigo City Council as a token of their sincere regard for one who has proved himself a valuable Municipal Officer; more particularly in respect to the position of City Surveyor which he has honourably and worthily filled for thirteen years, and in acknowledgement of the courteous and gentlemanly assistance he has universally extended to the Officers and with their best wishes for the future health and happiness of himself and Mrs Minto'. In blue ink below 'Town Hall Bendigo, June 20th, 1899', '?Honeybone, Town Clerk', 'C.G. Darvall. List of men photographed (from front of album: G Minto Esq, W Honeybone, O Hopper, J R Richardson, A M Lloyd, B Hyett, F Richards, Dr J Mc I Eadie, T H Teage, G S Read, J J Smith, S G Gadd, J A Roper, W Griffiths, J Reed, Sergt. Kilfedder, G Baxter, T R J Brown, B W Button, S Montgomery, A Moog, A J Tregear, W Speechley. On last page is a photo of the Bendigo Conservatory.person, individual, g minto

Black and white (faded) photograph of Mr George and Mrs Edith Lansell sitting at small table with lace tablecloth. Mrs Lansell is pouring tea from a silver teapot. Mr Lansell reading newspaper. Flowers behind Mrs Lansell and flowers decorating a stand behind Mr Lansell. On back in pencil- 'could be George Lansell and wife (Peg Parsons, Castlemaine)'. 'Is definitely George Lansell and wife (Aunty Ruth Hill)'. 'Is definitely George Lansell and wife' - according to Mr Peter Lansell from Kew (June 1990). He has a similar photograph. The lady is Edith Lansell, the second wife of George Lansell. 1st wife - Bedelia died Sept 1880 at St. Kilda, buried Mill Scu Cem?, (Mrs. Balfour), Geo & Edith Borins? Bgo. Scu Cem. (Children all from Edith). By chapel. Printed on back in blue ink: QC Binks, 99 Rowan St, Bendigo, 3550. Photocopy of photo included with original.Agnes S Morris - Dunollyperson, family, husband and wife