GOWRIE PARK- Gowrie Park Road, Tatura.|Alexander and Georgina Stewart sailed in 1859 from Mochrum, Scotland, arriving in Corio Bay. In 1872-73 they came to Tatura and selected near the town, being one of the early selectors. The place was called Gowrie Park, still known by that name, and still in use as a dairy farm.|Before the Presbyterian Church was built in Tatura, all the services were held at Gowrie Park. The old dairy for keeping milk, cream and butter is still there today. Only two families have owned the property since the 1870®s, and the house has been beautifully renovated and extended.Photo 1: 15 x 11 cms. Photo 2: 10 x 6 cms.

Supplied at Dhurringile. All POW's were not allowed to take anything from the camp back to Germany. Gunter Knop smuggled this and other items with him under his shirt as well as his diary.Cream cotton sapper hat. 4 piece crown, narrow brim with 10 rows of stitching.dhurringile pow camp, gunter knop, melba schwarz

Manufactured for the gramophone company by "His Master's Voice"A. Small tin with single play needles.|B. Packet of 10 high fidelity needles, unopened.(In tin): approx. 200 gramophone English needles, "His Master's Voice" trademark|(In packet): High fidelity long playing needlestatura, music (recorded), musical, instruments, accessory

TOTAL ABSTINENCE PLEDGE 1870 SIGNED BY LOUISA WORLEY AT AGE SIXTEEN ON 10/5/1870Handwritten in black ink, "L Worley Signed the pledge at the age of sixteen 1870"local history, document, certificates, religion