Mr Eddie Mitchell (right) President of Tatura Mechanics Institute, with Mr Arch Wilson (centre) and Mr Bill Ponting (left), at the unveiling of the memorial plaque honouring John Dixon Love and the Love family. Plaque is situated between Mechanics Institute and Victory Hall.tatura, costume, male, buildings, historic

Headshots of the councillors and officers of the Shire of Rodney; 30th of April 1906; presented by the President Cr. John Gilford, J.P.government, local, council, costume, male

Ross' Store c1874, Ross Street; East side, south of Hogan Street. Features two women posing on verandah.tatura, buildings, historic, costume, female

Bazeley's Victoria Hotel 1899, Hogan Street. Features two women posing on balcony; horse trough; streetlamp attached to hotel.tatura, buildings, historic, costume, female

Tatura Premiership Football Team, 1952.|Back row: C. Ryan, B. McHugh, T. Ryan, I. Bunn, T. Deane, W. Corrigan, J. Mactier, B. Young, K. Anderson, H. Parker.|Centre row: S. Vagg, K. Binion, P. Crawford, L. Joyce, V. McKenzie, R. Connors, F. Joyce, R. McDonald, B. Ransom.|Front row: J. Trevaskis, R. Warnett, R. Smith, R. Daly, W. Pritchard, D. Brown (cc), G. Kerrins, P. Warnett, E. Davies.|A local football team was in existence from about 1885, and it is interesting to note that the members were called the "Tatura Bohemians" in 1888!|In 1894, when D. Heaphy was the first President of Tatura Football Club, they joined the Goulburn Valley Football Association.|"Travel to distant matches was undertaken by horse and jinker, buggy and pair until Charlie Brady, the storekeeper, suggested that special trains be run and put up the guarantee" ...quote from W.H. Bossence "Tatura" history.|Tatura teams were Premiers in 1898, 1901-02, 1904-05, 1952-53.|Tom Hogan was the first local player to be offered a game in the city of Melbourne, soon followed by Archie Wilson.|Robert Mactier, V.C. had played football for Tatura before leaving for service in WW1.tatura, recreations, sports, costume, male

St. Mary's College, Tatura, Basketball Team 1928.|Anne Hogan, Tup Hunter, Eva Johnstone, Ann O'Brien, Grace Cussen, Kath McGonigal, Olga Walters.tatura, recreations, sports, costume, female

Michelle and Megan Kerr of Mill House, c1985. Photo taken in entrance hall of Mill House.tatura, kerr, costume, children, female

Jan Hammond 2002, owner of Mosaic Clothing Shop, north side of Hogan Street, opposite Newsagency.tatura, shops, hammond, costume, female

Katherine "Kit" Primrose Mactier (nee Wilson). Date unknown.tatura, mactier k, locals, costume, female

Pat Kerrins c1970s.tatura, locals, kerrins p, costume, male

Mary Jean Park, b.1841 - d.1935tatura, park j, locals, costume, female

Phyllis Mactier and ?tatura, mactier p, locals, costume, female

Bill Ibbott (d.2000) with photos of winning trotters.tatura, ibbott b, locals, costume, male

Picnic in a paddock near Tatura c1920s.|Same group of people, see photo no.10121|Maybe same group of people in photo no.10122|Second copy of this photo, no.10123tatura, picnic, costume, female, male

CWA and Younger Set Murchison Ball 1934. Group photo on the dancefloor.tatura, balls, costume, female, male

The hat belonged to Edna Vlassopoulos of Bulla and Sunbury. It was purchased to wear at a family wedding.A steel blue mohair and felt lady's hat with an upturned brim which is trimmed with blue fake fur. There is a band of blue petersham ribbon inside the crown with black hat elastic fastened to the ribbon.STYLED BY / MICHELEclothing and dress, headwear, felt, costume, george evans collection

Photograph demonstrates the swimming uniforms worn in the early 20th century, and indicates that swimming classes were taught at Sunshine State School.The item is an enlarged photographic reproduction stuck to a 5 mm chipboard. The photograph is thought to be from circa 1910-1920. It shows a group of children, possibly all girls, in and around a small pool at the SUNSHINE STATE SCHOOL. The class appears to be under instruction.Swimming Bath, State School, Sunshinesunshine state school, swimming bath, pool, costume, class.