Black and white photograph of Councillor L.M. (Lilliam Mary) Rosewarne c.1987 +Additional Keywords: Rosewarne, Lillian Mary, Cr.

Two green hinged boxes holding a Spectrophotometer DR/2000spectrophotometer dr/2000, spectrophotometer, scientific instrument, mortor and pestle, beaker, bottle brush, rubber stops, droper, glass bottle, reagent

Black and white photo of Dr. L.L. Smith. (4 copies)smith, l.l., dr.

Dr Dorothy Wickham working on the archives at Ballarat Grammar School.dorothy wickham

Record of Victorian era house in 1980's.Colour photo, Dr. Longden's house, Learmonth St. West.house, longden, surgery, doctor, learmonth st.

Coloured photo of Mary Jack (Jackowsky)jackschowsky, mary elizabeth, schwerkolt, johann august, maria catherina wilhelmine

Black and white photo of Mary Schwerkolt.jackschowsky, mary elizabeth

Black and white photo of Mary Schwerkoltschwerkolt, mary, johann august

Colour photographs of Mary Lee in Adelaide.mary lee, suffrage, female suffrage, women's suffrage league, working women's trade union, working women's trade union, adelaide, statue, women

Inhalation therapy has been used for over 2000 years, but it was from the early 19th century that different types of inhalers were developed. In 1865, Dr Nelson developed the improved Nelson inhaler. It is still manufactured today with very few modifications. The efficiency of the improved Nelson's inhaler is demonstrated by the ongoing use of the item since 1865. This simple inhaler is suitable for use in homes and hospitals. This white china inhaler has an air inlet spout and an opening at the top to add hot fluids, it holds 1 litre, and drugs to the inhaler. Once added, a cork with a glass mouth piece is placed in the neck of the inhaler. For this item plastic tubing has been used as the mouth piece.On front of body inscribed, 'Dr Nelson's improved inhaler': Directions for use. Remove mouth piece, half fill inhaler with boiling water. Replace mouth piece and apply lips to it, breathe freely in and out as in ordinary full respiration.steam inhaler, dr nelson's inhaler, medical apparatus

Framed photo of the very popular Lorrae Desmond who did five concert tours to Vietnam. She also visited the injured and spent time chatting with soldiersDr. Denis Gibbons AM Collectionframed photo, lorrae desmond, denis gibbons

This scene is typical of alluvial mining during the gold rush and up to the latter part of the 19th century showing gold miners and their equipment in actionClose view of a 1909 Schact car owned by Dr. F. Longdengold mining, miners, tramway

historic, social, people, vehiclesPhotocopy of B/W photograph of 1906 Talbot, Dr. Longden's car.doctor frank longden, talbot car

Black and white photograph of Emil & Mary Jack (Jackschowsky) in a garden. Emil is seated. Mary is the daughter of August Schwerkolt and his second wife Wilhelmena.jack emil, jack mary

Bookplate featuring a Pegasus"Mary Wingrove's Book"bookplate, pegasus

Two photos of Blood Bank at Dr Castles Rooms 46 Wimmera Street. First with Miss Noelle Henderson and donor. Second Dr Norman Castle with donor Greg Matthews.stawell medical

Dame Mary Gilmour was an Australian writer who became a patron of the Blind Book Society in New South Wales.Digital image of metal plaque"These studios were opened on August 15th 1958 A date especially chosen to coincide With the celebration of the 93rd anniversary of the birth of Dame Mary Gilmour Patron of The Blind Book Society."royal blind society of new south wales, dame mary gilmour

Black and white photo (three) of Mary Mathesonmatheson, mary, strathdon community, miller, marjorie

Black and white photo of Mary and John Campbellcampbell, john, mary, daisy, bruce, campbells croft

The donor identified this as having been taken in the orchard area of 'Edgeware', the property on the corner of Montrose Street and Union Road in Surrey Hills where the Blakie family lived and from which Dr Blakie practiced. The gate opened to Union Road and the orchard was the area later developed as the shops at 157-165 Union Road. The property was rented from the Zeplin family. This would have been taken shortly before Dr Blakie moved across the road to 174 Union Road - the Surrey Hills Medical Centre. He purchased the land and has architect Arthur Plaisted design a home and surgery for him. Family details: James Blakie was born in New Zealand to a farming family of Scottish origin. He trained at Otago University with additional study at Cambridge. He married Catherine Miller Martin in 1906. They had 4 children: Geoffrey Noel (1906-1955); Raymond James (1907-1989); Theodore (1913-1913) and a daughter.Black and white photo of Dr James Blakie standing with Mrs Blakie, seated, and young son Ray standing beside his mother in an area with rough grass. Behind them is a large tree beyond which can be seen a timber paling fence with double gates from which leads a rough path.Number on back in pencil.doctors, edgeware, miss catherine miller martin, mrs catherine miller blakie, dr james landells blakie, mr raymond james blakie, union road, zeplin family

Certificates relating to Mary Elizabeth Chatham nee Holmesmary elizabeth chatham, death certificate, marriage certificate, matriculation certificate, driver licence, ballarat, philip chatham, family history, genealogy

On staff 1942, retired 1976. Deceased 1992Has accompanying badges Q 88.93.7, q 88.93.8, Q88.93.9Head and shoulders of Sister Mary Thomas in uniform with veilnurses

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