Centenary of the Eaglehawk West Methodist Church 1853 - 1953 One hundred years a brief history Booklet with black and white photographs.eaglehawk, history, methodist

Eight pages typewritten document on the history of the Long Gully Methodist Church by Andrew Ward, architectural historian. Published 14/05/2016.church, history, methodist

Copy of article passed on by George Harmon, 2005Information folder containing items pertaining to the history of the Dewhurst Methodist Church. Contents: -article "Church missing: police called in", undated and unsourcedmelbourne & metropolitan board of works, cardinia reservoir

Metal Plaques in Memory of Jessie & Elsie Hawes, Stawell Methodist Churchstawell

Donald Clark Collection. A colour photograph depicting the Wesleyan Methodist Church, Tarnagulla. Original photograph.

The inaugural service of the Eaglehawk Methodist Church, 6 Feb 1977. In September 1863 the foundation stone of the Eaglehawk Wesleyan Church was laid. The building was enlarged and completed in 1869. In March 1865 the Eaglehawk Primitive Methodist Church was opened. These two churches later known as the West and East Methodist Churches served Eaglehawk until December 31st 1976. On that day both churches ceased to exist, and on Sunday 2nd January 1977 the first service of a new church was held. Although using the property and buildings of the former West Methodist, the new church is now called the Eaglehawk Methodist Church. This church will have a short history, as it too will cease to exist in mid 1977 when it will close its' doors to reopen as the Uniting Church of Australia, a church formed from the present Methodist and Presbyterian Churches. The Inaugural Service of the new church was held on Sunday 6th February 1977. Enclosed is the order of service. Appropriately enough all hymns were of the pen of Charles Wesley with the exception of 784 which is a German hymn translated buy the founder of Methodism John Wesley.

Demolishing old Methodist Church Cnr. Station St. and Greenwood Ave. 1963".Written on backing sheet, "1st step in demolition of windows"

Stawell Festival Colour: Men in red Jackets marching past Methodist Church, Bunting, Speakers.Ray Maddock Capt. Stawell Fire Brigade