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Federation University Historical CollectionPhotograph - Photograph - Colour, Banongill Station Skipton, 1987
Photo possibly taken on a family visit to an open day at the Station in 1987. The Banongill Station homestead was established in 1853, originally an outpost of Borriyalook Station, which was owned by pastoralist and philanthropist Francis Ormond, founder of Ormond College. Part of Borriyalook was separated from the home station in the 1850s and renamed Banongill.Coloured photograph.1 Verso-Skipton1987 Banongil Homestead and lawns .2 Rare palm trees in lawn at Banongil Homestead .3 Paths Lawn and garden of Banongil Homestead Skipton -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Document - GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION - AUSTRALIA, 1951
Girl Guides Association - Australia, Calendar 1951.1 photo for each month with dates along side. Inside font cover area for Greetings to be written for a gift. Sepia photographs and writing. List of Girl Guides Association - Australia State Headquarters. Chief Commissioner: Mrs C O Fairburn, Banongill , Skipton, Victoria. Markings: front cover; Don’t Send Back (in black lead pencil).girl guides association, history, girls guide calendar, girl guides association - australia, calendar 1951.1 photo for each month with dates along side. inside font cover area for greetings to be written for a gift. sepia photographs and writing. list of girl guides association - australia state headquaters. chief commissioner: mrs c o fairburn, banongill , skipton, victoria. markings: front cover; don’t send back (in black lead pencil). -
Linton and District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Tom Jones, c1940
Thomas Jones, the son of Matthew Jones and Ann Jones, nee Parker, was born at Banongill Station near Skipton in 1859. He died at Linton in 1942. The photograph was probably taken in the garden at Murrell's newsagency in Sussex Street, Linton - Tom and Bill Murrell were good friends.Black and white photograph of a man wearing a suit, standing on a garden path.On back: "Thomas Jones, Geelong Road, Linton".thomas jones, old lintonian collection, tom jones -
Ballaarat Mechanics' Institute (BMI Ballarat)Banongill Skipton Map
This photograph is from the Max Harris Collection held by the Ballaraat Mechanics' Institute. Please contact BMI for all print and usage inquiries.banaongill, skipton, map
