Photograph shows a W5 class tram in Bridge Rd, Richmond waiting for a passenger to board at the Burnley St stop. Shops, street signs, fire alarm, post box and traffic lights are shown along with numerous motor vehicles.Yields information about Bridge rd Black and white photograph with note on rear. On rear in ink: 'Melbourne'w5 class tram, bridge rd, richmond, burnley st

This photo shoes cable trams on Bridge Rd in Richmond. A National Bank of Australia building is visible in the foreground.Depicts streetscape with cable trams in the 1920s.Black and white photograph.“Bridge Rd Richmond/About 1920/A.E(?) Twentyman Photo” pencil inscription on reverse.mmtb, richmond, bridge rd

Gordon, Harold and Stan Bennett were the sons of George Garnsworthy (G G) Bennett and his wife Ada (née Bersey).Sepia photograph of three young men wearing formal attire two seated, one standing behind."The three Bennett Brothers".bennett family, gordon bennett, harold bennett, stanley bennett

Autumn Excursion to St Andrews, Arthurs Creek and Strathewen, 28 May 1995.Colour photographactivities, apted's orchard, arthurs creek, cottles bridge-strathewen rd

Autumn Excursion to St Andrews, Arthurs Creek and Strathewen, 28 May 1995.Colour photographactivities, apted's orchard, arthurs creek, cottles bridge-strathewen rd

Autumn Excursion to St Andrews, Arthurs Creek and Strathewen, 28 May 1995.Colour photographactivities, apted's orchard, arthurs creek, cottles bridge-strathewen rd

Autumn Excursion to St Andrews, Arthurs Creek and Strathewen, 28 May 1995.Colour photographactivities, apted's orchard, arthurs creek, cottles bridge-strathewen rd

Written on back of photograph, "for new bridge. Warrandyte Rd. 1986." SS0369h shows plants of Barrett's old garden.

Written on back of photograph, "13.9.87. Warrandyte Rd. bridge".

Written on back of photograph, "8.4.87. Warrandyte Rd. bridge".

Black and white photographs (5 images)Written on back of photograph, "Eastfield Rd. bridge, 5/10/74".

Catalogue card reads, "Widening of railway bridge on Warrandyte Rd.". 1977

Written on back of photograph, "Warrandyte Rd. Bridge". Catalogue card dates photograph, "1/5/78"

Poor quality, blurry photographWritten on back of photograph, "Warrandyte Rd. Bridge over Mullum Creek showing stumps of old piles".

Start of new bridge, Warrandyte Rd. Ringwood 1986 (2 views)Written on back of photograph, "Start of new bridge, Warrandyte Rd. 1986."

4 Black and White photographs. Written on back of photographs - all prefixed "Jan '79. :Standing on top of concrete pole at end of handrail - Wantirna Rd. bridge over Dandenong Creek -" 2674-1 / SS0357a: "looking east along creek." 2674-2 / SS0357b: "looking north-east." 2674-3 / SS0357c: "looking north." (along Wantirna Road) 2674-4 / SS0357d: "looking west over gold club."

Article about redevelopment of Watsonia Road bridge by Northeast Link.Newspaper clipping black and white text with colour imagewatsonia road watsonia, north east link

The first precast beam was installed at Watsonia for the North East Link projectNews clipping text and colour image.north east link, watsonia, watsonia road watsonia, watsonia station

Black and white photograph Church being moved from cnr Main St and Pratt St to new site in Ringwood Street.

Black and white photographImage shows St Paul's Church of England in background.

Black and white photograph

Black and white photographImage shows St Paul's Church of England in top left hand corner.

Black and white photograph

Written on back of photograph, "Date ? Old Warrandyte Rd. and unsurfaced bypass road." Probably 1986. 2 views

Original clipping from the front page of the Diamond Valley Mirror Vol 5, No 235, Wednesday, 4th Sept., 1963 reporting on Eltham Council news that a move to commence construction of the new Sherbourne Road - Para Road bridge (Montmorency) will commence later in the financial year. Commencement would be subject to the requirements of the railways. Secondary news item included relates to a fashion parade at Briar Hill.Newsprint clippingmontmorency, sherbourne road, para road, bridge, briar hill, bridge construction, diamond valley mirror, railway bridge

Black and white photograph (2 copies)Image shows a Shire of Lillydale signboard (in poor condition) on the side of the creek.

derby rd bridge, flood, kororoit creek, sunshine technical school, 1954

Culverts under new Warrandyte Rd. bridge. Mullum Mullum Creek, Ringwood 1987Written on back of photograph, "9.1.87. Culverts under new Warrandyte Rd. bridge. Mullum Mullum Creek."

Believed to be addressed to her cousin, Mary Ann Shillinglaw, from May ? - This could be Ethel May Bottle b. 1883, daughter of Edward Henry Bottle and step-daughter of Catherine Shillinglaw but this type of post-card photo only commenced in 1905 when she would have been 22. The girl looks more like 15. It is not known if Elizabeth Docherty (nee Shillinglaw) had any children. Born 1861 and married 1894 at 33 years of age, it is possible that she could have had a daughter who would have been 15 in 1910. "Dear Mary I hope this will find you all well. I hope Uncle Phillip is better. This is for the home it is among the lot. You must excuse me for sending one among the lot I haven’t enough to go all round. I will get more copied and send one to Carrie and Florrie. Well I think I have told you all this time I haven’t much room. So good bye from your loving cousin Mary 100 xxxxxxxxxxxxxx" Possibilities to investigate are the Kidd side families: Wilson Stewart Renolds Mills Mason Williams Post Card printed on back with photographer's details: W. Mason & Co., 144 Bridge Road, Richmond. W. Mason & Co. operated from this adress from 1903-c.1932 POSTCARD 1905-1940s Like the carte-de-visite, postcards enjoyed a collecting craze by large numbers of people, and were often kept in albums through which the interested visitor could browse. Postcards were posted or exchanged in huge numbers. Postal authorities in Australia only allowed the private printing of postcards from 1898. At this time the back of the card was reserved for the address and postage stamp, and the front was used for the message and a picture. In 1902 British authorities allowed a "divided back", so that the left side could be used for the message, the right side for the address and stamp, and the whole of the front was devoted to the picture. France followed suit in 1904, Germany and Australia in 1905, and the United States in 1907. - Frost, Lenore; Dating Family Photos 1850-1920; Valiant Press Pty. Ltd., Berwick, Victoria 1991marg ball collection, shillinglaw family photo album 3, postcard, 1903-1932, 1910, agnes mary shillinglaw 1881-1968, ethel may bottle, mary ann shillinglaw (1880-1963), w. mason & co. photographer 144 bridge rd melbourne