Small Gold Smelting Kilnstawell, mining

Gold Moulds (eight) Various Shapes & Sizesstawell, mining

Gold Pans (five) Various Sizesstawell, mining

Black and Gold Decorated Seal Press – For placing on Mining Documents. Stawell Court Housestawell

White Embroidered Muslin Blouse. Open Down front. Long Sleeves. Square Neckline. Trimmed with insertion & Tatting Edging. Glass Buttons. Machined Gold Coloured. stawell clothing material

Yellow Velvet Evening Cape with Taffeta Collar. Cream Silk Linings Gold Frog & Button Fastenings on collar. Waist Length. McClure collectionstawell clothing material

Two Pair Gloves. One Gold shade short fabric (Suede Like). A longer glove same shading with a very deep fringe around top. McClure familystawell clothing material

Brass Beam Balance in Wood and Glass Case used for Weighing Gold used by Shuttleworth Family who worked a Cyanide Plant at Deep Leadstawell

Cup and Saucer Relief design of gold flowersstawell

Cup & Saucer, plain white with gold linesstawell

Cup & Saucer. Cup with gold outline around design leaves does not match saucerstawell

China Biscuit Barrel with handle and Lid. Pink China with gold trim. Pink rose floral designstawell

Small Gold Medallion 1/200 Ouncestawell

Licensed Gold Buyer Brass Sign from Union Bankstawell

1985 Addition of new wing 1975 Modification and Reception Area Two Photos show Dr Norman Castle One showing the modifications to waiting room. One showing the reception area The other showing some of the staff of the Medical centre Red photo album with Gold Embossing. A Selection of 5 Photographs from the album

The wagga was owned by the great uncle of the donor's husband, George Stephens. Mr Stephens was a mining engineer in the late 1800s to early 1900s in Stawell, Main Lead (near Beaufort), Diamond Creek and Costerfield in Victoria. His last residence was at Bosterfield, where the wagga was used as a bed quilt in the mid 1940s. It may have also been used in the childhood home of Mr Stephens at Stawell. Mr Stephens saved the life of a blacksmith at Diamond Creek Gold Mine circa 1910.A wagga made from men's suits and coats, unpicked and sewn together. Pieces are in blue, brown checked and striped materials. There are remnants of a backing around the edges.wagga, running stitch collection, diamond creek, victoria, stawell, beaufort, costerfield

8 Colour Photographs showing teh remains of Tailings Vats, that were used for leaching .mining, leviathan gold mine

3 Colour Photgraphs: 2 showing information about the mine , the other showing the shaft covered with protecive mesh.Sthe Sign Reads: The Magdala mine site worked from 1868 -1918. Max Depth 735 M. 2410 ft. Yeild 315,417 Ounces Approx 11 Tonnes On Revese: Gold Miners Stawell. Neg 20 mining, magdala

Collected by Dorothy Brumby in relation to Great Western ResearchB/W photograph of five miners with shovels and gold pans in creekMiners at Great Western Jack Carra on Right