Written on back of photograph, "Ringwood Ex Weekly Times. Check with H.A". From member, Brian Pump.

Catalogue card reads, "Ringwood Railway Station, 1963".

Heading reads, "New Road to Ringwood Station" Printed below photograph, "At long last, after much paper work by the Council Ringwood Station is to have a new entrance to relieve the traffic congestion. Work has started on the new roadway which will come in through the present car park". "Mail 28/7/55".

Newspaper clipping of photograph taken at railway crossing with railway lines leading to Ringwood Railway Station in 1908.

629_001.jpg - Sept 1977 photo of Station St, corner of Greenwood Avenue 629_002.jpg - Sept 1977 photo of railway line looking north to Alan Coffey Motors 629_003.jpg - Sept 1977 photo of Ringwood railway station showing southern carpark

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "Wantirna Rd. from clocktower, 1969."

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "Wantirna Rd bridge. from clocktower, 1969". Thanet Street corner.

Black and white photograph (3 copies- 2 large, 1 small sepia)Typed below large photograph: "Building Warrandyte Rd. subway 1923. Taken from Maroondah Highway." Written on rear of backing sheet: "Start of Pitt St. viaduct."

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Written in lower right corner of photograph, "View near Railway Stn. Ringwood". Typed below one photograph: "Maroondah Hwy looking towards city with Warrandyte Rd coming in from right. Old Station Master's residence on left. Road had two levels here." Bank is E.S. & A. Agency. Bamford's Timber on right. Station Masters house on left.

Black and white photograph (3 copies- 2 large, 1 small).Typed below one large photograph: "Maroondah Hwy. 1918. Taken from outside railway station looking towards Warrandyte Rd." Image shows Coffee Palace and general store in middle, and Ringwood Post Office to the left.

Black and white photograph. (2 copies).Image shows shops including A.S. Bailey Chemist, A.T. Miles & Son Estate Agents, entrance to Coffee Palace, and Roy Hill's Hairdresser.

Shops, houses and hotel(s) were originally regarded as being in central Ringwood and later as Ringwood East after the commercial and residential developments gradually centered further west around the Railway Station precinct after train services commencedFive photographs; Ringwood Railway Crossing; Ringwood Shopping Strip; Pruning Demonstration; Shops, houses and hotel(s) in Mount Dandenong Road; Ploughing.Written on backing sheet, "Photos from Weekly Times. Check with H.A."

Steam train at Bedford Road railway crossing, Ringwood. Ferntree Gully line.Written below photograph, "Bedford Road railway crossing - c1925".

Collection of three Ringwood photographs:; 1. Ringwood Station (No 1 Platform); 2. Ringwood Station (No 2 Platform); 3. Ringwood signal box

Black and white photograph. (3 copies- 2 large, 1 small)Typed below one photograph: "Bus terminal outside entrance to Ringwood Railway Station - 1948". Written on back of small copy: "Station entrance c1949. Tom Matheson's petrol pumps on corner."

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Typed below one photograph: "View of buildings on Maroondah Highway taken overlooking railway yard from Station St. and Greenwood Ave. 1914". Written on rear of backing sheet: "View of township taken from near the Methodist Church showing railway yards, Ringwood Hall and Methodist Church Hall. Methodist Church closed 1915. Photo taken from new one (Cnr. Greenwood Ave.)".

Black and white photograph Printed below photograph: "A.C. Beilby. General Stores. Ringwood. Telephone 4", and "Beilby Stores, Main St. (Opposite Railway Station) 1924". Image shows a group of shops with 'A.C. Beilby Stores' written above veranda.

Black and white photographWritten below photograph: "Opposite Railway Station - Main St. (Early) Written on rear of backing sheet: "Opp. Railway. Stn. 'De Valera arrested' on poster. (Internet search indicates Irish politition, Eamon De Valera, was reported in New York Tribune on August 16, 1923, as having been arrested.)

Black and white photograph (2 copiesTyped below photograph: "Marking out foundations of shops. Left hand corner of Station entrance - 1939".

Black and white photograph of Mathieson business over the years. Later sold bicycle parts and became a cycle shop. Tom's son, Stan took over the business and later moved down Maroondah Highway. Showing other businesses such as C.E. Carter & Son, Auctioneer & Estate Agents, Ward's Newsagency and Wadeson's Garage.

Catalogue card reads, 'Early Sketch of Ringwood Layout (part). Not to scale but largely true to life of approximately 1890. Many local landmarks shown e.g. Wesleyan Chapel, Duncans Antimony Mine Hotel, Cass's School, Herry's Store. Maroondah Highway not shown but would approximate a line drawn from just to left of horse and cart near Chapel - North to pass around Antimony Mine and to the left to pass behind Cass's School.'

Catalogue card reads, "1925 - Ringwood East Railway Station Estate. Photo taken from subdivisional plan land sale."

Catalogue card reads, "Railway Estate 1925. Daveys Hill East Ringwood. Daveys Hill is now Maroondah Hospital ground."

Written on backing sheet, "Methodist Church on site at Cnr. Melbourne St. and Whitehorse Rd. On its removal to Greenwood Ave. Mr. J.B. McAlpin built shops on this site - land (Dimmey's) including his own estate agency." One photograph claimed church was moved to Greenwood Ave in 1916. Photograph taken in 1904. Another photograph states that the photograph is of the Methodist Church and Sunday School. Inserted in the sleeve of one of the photographs are two small postcard photographs that state they are, "Methodist Church in Main Street, Ringwood opposite railway station. See Mechanics Institute where Town Hall now stands - c1910. Photo by L. F. East".

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Written on back of photograph: "Case factory- near Ringwood Railway Station".

Typed below photograph, "Looking along railway line from Ringwood station. Club Hotel can be seen above roof of church. Maroondah Hwy on left. Circa 1910".

Black and white photograph taken from hill overlooking township of Ringwood. (3 copies)Printed on photograph, "Looking south over township". Typed below photograph, "View from Loughnans Hill c1930. Ringwood Street is the main road in the centre. Old St. Pauls, railway crossing, Methodist church, state school, coolstores, etc. can all be seen".