Three colour photographs, one view of Pioneers Memorial and two of the stone plaques. The memorial photo looks freshly painted. The plaques illustrate that the foundation stone was laid by Lord Huntingfield in c 1935 while the other plaque is dedicated to the Pioneers of Stawell and Districts in c 1938. Three colour photographs, one view of Pioneers Memorial and two of the stone plaques. The view of the memorial looks crisp and clear with a dark cloudy background. A Ute is parked in the background beside the light post. "Stawell Gold mines" on the back of the 3 photographs. Wording on plaques "This Foundation Stone was laid by HIS EXCELLENCY LORD HUNTINGFIELD, K.C.M.G. Governor of Victoria October 7th, 1935. The second plaque "Dedicated to the Pioneers of Stawell and District by HIS EXCELLENCY SIR FREDERICK WOLLASTON MANN K.C.M.G. Lieut Governor of Victoria. August 6th, 1938.stawell

Colour Photo Soldiers’ Memorial with Grampians in Background. The photograph was taken on Anzac Day in 1988. The three Australian flags were flying to commemorate the day. Colour Photograph of Soldiers WW1 Memorial with Grampians in the background. Photo has 3 Australian Flags flying, Australian Army, The National Flag and the State Flag. Also, the globe to the left next to a give way sign, with a fountain between the flags and a Caltex sign on the right.Stawell 1988 Anzac Day Australia.stawell ww1 ww2

Colour Photo Stawell Shire Hall built 1866, c1980. The Shire Hall is in Longfield Street Stawell and has had many changes since 1866. Ronald Campbell, the Shire's second president laid the foundation of the hall on 28th April 1866. The contractors were Hutchings and Delbridge. The first Hall and office were the front part of the existing building. These rooms consisted of two 18 ft square rooms with an entrance hall separating them. The facade was almost the same as it is today. The building cost 502 pounds.Colour photograph of Stawell Shire Hall 1866. Very similar view to 0084 the photo clearly showing the two windows and arched entrance door. Landscaping outside the building is exactly the same as in 0084. stawell

Shire Hall 4 Colour photos. Three photos (84.10a, b, c,) showing the brick veneer addition to the Stawell Shire Hall. One photo (84.10) of the plaque bearing the councillors names. These photos were taken in 2013 and each photo shows a different view of the brick veneer addition. One view is the front of the brick addition and other 2 are of the rear view of the 1962 addition.Four colour Photographs. Three of the brick additions to the Stawell Shire Hall in 1960-1962. One photograph of the plaque bearing the councillors names.Shire of Stawell. This stone was unveiled on 8th August 1962 by Ex. Cr. C. S. Reading When this new wing was opened by the Hon. M.V. Porter M.L.A. Minster for Local Government. Councillors WEST - E. W. Giles J.P. Pres., R. McD. Perry., L. J. Campbell., EAST - G. W. N. Cox., A. G. Holden., I.F. Kilpatrick., NORTH EAST - A. E. Duxson J.P., W.B. Cameron., A.H. Ellen., NORTH - C.J. Hutchings., A. J. H. Gray., J. R. Williams J.P., Shire secretary V. C. Neilson F.I.M.A. Shire Engineer N. H. Cottman B.C.E. C.E. A.M.I.E (Aust) Originally Built 1866. Extended 1873. Remodelled 1960-62 Builders 1960-62 W.R. Willcock and J.W. Kennedy.stawell

Stawell Shire Hall photograph taken around the same time as 84.13. Image shows the building painted white with no decorative fence out the front.View from the street of Stawell Shire Hall. The image is taken from the right hand side of the building showing a colourful flower bed in front of a large tree. The flag post is also out the front of the Shire Hall. stawell

Photograph of Stawell Shire Hall taken 1988. 1988 view of the Stawell Shire Hall. Photo taken from the other side of the road. The decoration on top of the building is missing. The tree on the right hand side is losing its leaves and 2 cars are parked on the right, behind the tree. Stawell Shire Hall 1988 Geoff Oates P.O. Box 402 Stawell.stawell

Three photos showing Stawell Shire Hall after trees removed in 2011. The building is painted a brown colour and in all 3 photos the Australian flag is flying on the flag post out the front. The three photos show different views of the building. One of the photos on page 29 Album 14 shows a deciduous tree also planted on the right side of the building. Three colour photos of Stawell Shire Hall taken in 2011 showing the building without the Norfolk Island Hibiscus trees. The Shire Hall is painted a brown colour and show the brick veneer addition on the left. The three photos are in Album 14 pages 26 & 29 showing the new deciduous tree planted out the front and the brick veneer addition on the left of the Shire Hall. stawell

Two similar colour photographs of the Literary Institute prior to undergoing renovations. There are only slightly differences between the front of the building in each photo. Two colour photographs of Literary Institute building before being restored into a Tourist Information Centre. One photo has four people with a shrub beside the veranda and picket fence at the end of the veranda. In the second photo the small picket fence is missing, and the shrub is also missing,Stawell 1988 Geoff Oates P.O. Box 402 Stawellstawell

Four different colour views of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church entrance. Two photos show the entrance gate from the pathway. One the top of the entrance gate from the pathway. The last photo is of the steps and handrail entrance to the Church.Four colour photographs of the steps and entrance ways to St Patrick's Catholic Church. Three photos show the gate entrance from the pathway and road. The one other photo is of the steps to the Church.stawell

Two colour photos of altar stones inside St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. One of the altar stones was erected in memory of the McLennan family. The other is of the 12 apostles at the last supper. Two colour photographs of Altar stones inside St. Patrick's Catholic Church. The photos are also in Album 2 p.54. One photo is of the 12 apostles at the last supper. The other a memorial to past members of the McLennan family.A-M-D-G This altar was erected by Angus McLennan of Stawell in memory of his deceased parents John and Isabella McLennan and his deceased brothers Duncan and John - 30th December 1927stawell

Six photos of the exterior and interior of Thomas Kinsella's past residence in grounds of St Patrick's Catholic Church taken 2000. The house "Donanore" was built in 1900 by Thomas Kinsella and was the family residence for many years. The Stawell news of 26.1.1924 reported the arrival of nuns from the order of Sisters of Joseph. The nuns resided in the house for many years. Three of the six photos are of the interior. One of the front door surrounded by stained glass windows. Another a detail of an external door. The third a view of a statue at the end of the hallway. The photos are in Album 2 p. 52 & 53.Six colour photos taken in 2000 of "Donanore" Tomas Kinsella's residence in the grounds of St Patrick's Catholic Church. Three different views of the house and three photos of the interior entrance and hallway. The house is a red brick house with grey trim and a verandah out the front with a slate roof. stawell

2 photos of three story flour mill and adjoining buildings 1920's.Two photographs of railway tracks in front of the Stawell flour mill and adjoin buildings. Two people are standing in front of the three story flour mill with a timber fence along the railway tracks and a telephone pole in front of two of the four rail wagons. stawell industry

Colour photo of Railway Signal Box No.2. House in Wakeham St. in background.Stawell Railway signal box with a car parked behind signal box. Pedestrian walkway behind signal box.Ron Maddockstawell

Colour photo of No1 Signal Box Seaby Street Stawell.Colour photo of signal box with a person standing nar signal box.stawell

Railway Signal Box No 2 off Doyle and Victoria Streets. Also called Signal box b.Two colour photographs of Signal box 2 also called Signal box b, beside railway lines.stawell

Stawell Railway Station Colour photo showing platform and lines. Change here for Hopetoun Bus sign visible.Colour Photgraph of Stawell Railway station, Showing the Platform and Railway tracks and two signsStawell Railway Sign On the sign below Stawell Change Here for Hopetoun Busstawell railways transport

Two colour photos of Stawell Railway Station from different angles.Two (2) Colour Photographs of Stawell Station from across the tracks, from two angles Showin the platform and the top story in the middle of the Station.stawell railways transport

Two Colour photos of work being done at Stawell Railway Station and Booking Office windows 1989.Two (2) Colour Photographs of Stawell Station: One shoing Plastic Mesh across a doorway leadin into the Station. The Other showing the Booking counter inside the station On Exterior Photo: There is a No Standing sign Visible and partially readable along with three other signs Interior Photo Booking Various signs including a No Smoking Sign.stawell railways transport

Two colour photographs Stawell Railway Station when used as Bus Station Feb 1995Two Colour Photographs of the Stawell Railway Stationone with the station in the distance, the other from th efront of the sttion with a sign reading Stawell Bus Station other signs visable but unclear there is a red flag hanging from one of the verandah ploes.Stawell Bus Stationstawell railways transport

Police Superintendent’s Horse Stables. Photos showing the hole in the back wall. Colour photos of red brick building, once Police Superintendent's Horse stables. Stawell 1988 Geoff Oates P.O. Box 402 Stawell.stawell

Police Superintendent’s Horse Stables. Photos showing the hole in the back wall. Colour photos of red brick building, once Police Superintendent's Horse stables. First photo shows the building with holes in the roof and a large hole in the back wall. The other photo shows the back wall where bricks were removed in the 1950-60s. This second photo shows four people looking at the hole in the wall.Stawell 1988 Geoff Oates P.O. Box 402 Stawell.stawell

Brick Seat at foot of Big Hill. Colour imageColour Photograph of Dane Brick Seat. Roadway on right.stawell

Two Colour photographs of Nursing Home Residents Prue Tredgett and Graeme Cox R.S.L. President and Ken Heslop and Des Leonard Secretary R.S.L.. Anzac day 2009.

Colour photograph of Closed Cemetery Gates.stawell

Photos of the Lantern Festival workshop held to pull the community together during the battle to save Big Hill from the mining Companies application to have an "Open Pit Mine" in 1998-1999. Master lantern maker Graeme Dunstan coordinated the work shops, with financial support from the "Big Hill Action Group". when the decision from Victoria State Government was given, the group celebrated by carrying lanterns from Gold Reef Hall - near the Post Office up to Big Hill.Seven colour photographs of the Lantern festive workshop at Big Hill in c 2000. Taken by Jim Melbourne stawell

Stawell West Ladies Book Launch at Pleasant Creek Court House in c 2004 Series of photographs. Photo 1). Jim Melbourne, Cynthia Bodey & Keith Haymes. Photo 2). Author Jim Melbourne signing copies. Photo 3). Ron & Wendy Maddocks, Pat Boag, Marg Rasche. Betty Smith & Dawn Miller. Photo 4). Ron & Wendy, Pat, Marg, Betty & Alan Miller, Marie van Leeuwen (standing), Keith & Elwyn Haymes. Photo 5). Seven of the above mentioned people. Photo 6). Elwyn, Hazel Smith, Lorna Keller & Heathe Wood visitor & sister of Lorna. Photo 7). Ten of Previously noted people. Photo 8). Heather, Elaine McCracken, Mary Kent, Irene McDonald (standing) & Marg McIntosh. The appears to be 2 photos listed in the catalogue worksheet but not in the photo album. A series of 6 colour photographs of a book launch of Stawell West Ladies Axillary History 1957 to 2003. The book launch was held on 19th April 2004 at Pleasant Creek Court House. c 2004. In the Museum catalogue worksheet there is reference to 8 photos and only 6 are in the Album. stawell

Central Park timber Ticket Box. The two photos show the portable white weather board box with blue roof. The timber box was moved at Easter and placed in front of the Town Hall where tickets for the Stawell Gift were sold. This relieved the work load of the ticket boxes at Central Park. Information regarding the ticket boxes from news papers can also be found on catalogue worksheets folder.Two photos of the portable Ticket box constructed of weather board painted white with a blue roof. The Photo's shows the wheels under the box but also supported by a brick block. stawell