Layered wooden veneer in a wooden frameThe Administrative Building, Forest Research Institute Malaysia Kepong, Selangor, Since 1929

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Black and white photograph taken by CSIRO Division of Building Research The Building Material Research Section was established in 1945 and operated for five years, before becoming the Division of Building Research in 1950 whose purpose was to conduct research and development in many aspects of the building industry in order to increase efficiency and effectiveness. In 1988, following the McKinsey-assisted restructuring of CSIRO, the Division of Building Research merged with the Highett-based Division of Energy Technology (mark I) to form the Division of Building, Construction and Engineering. Its goal was to work towards improving and supporting industries related to the built environment. See https://csiropedia.csiro.au/manufacturing-technology-1980-97/

Discussion of Architectural professional techniques (organisation of the profession, from the societies, registration etc and the growth in the profession, office practices) public and private practices (eg Commonwealth Department of Works,), research and regulations (eg building research, CSIRO), and theory and practice (the vernacular, the professional and the creative).Original manuscript of an article published as 'Architecture in Australia’ in RIBA Journal, Vol.78, No.1, January 1971, pp.11-20.Typewritten (p/copy), quarto, 22 pagesaustralian architecture, royal australian institute of architects, the architecture profession, package dealing, australian architecture students association, public and private practice, commonwealth department of works, building research, csiro, building regulations, john andrews, robin boyd, manuscript

Rear view of building overlooking gully. Also shows some of the waste material from the gully as part of landscaping works.Roll of 35mm colour negative film, 7 stripsFuji 1001987, building construction, eltham little theatre, main road, research (vic.)

35mm colour positive transparency (1 of 23) Mount - Kodak EktachromeProcess Date MAY 88Mboat building, research industrial estate, main road, research (vic.)

Maribyrnong was originally part of the former Shire of Braybrook and later the City of Sunshine. However, in 1994, Victoria underwent council amalgamations, which resulted in Braybrook being incorporated into the City of Maribyrnong. The suburb of Maribyrnong continues to attract considerable attention from the residents of City of Brimbank, particularly its historical features, the old buildings and distinctive streetscapes that characterise the area.To capture the essence of Maribyrnong in 2021, a series of photographs were taken. These images document a range of buildings, street scenes, and other notable points of interest throughout the suburb, providing a visual record of its unique character.5598.01 - Anglers Tavern Maribyrnong 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5598.02 - Anglers Tavern Maribyrnong 2021 Photo 04.JPG 5598.03 - Anglers Tavern Maribyrnong 2021 Photo 03.JPG 5598.04 - Bloomfield Ave 24 Maribyrnong - Maribyrnong Dairy 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.05 - Bloomfield Ave 24 Maribyrnong - Maribyrnong Dairy 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5598.06 - Burton Crescent - Maribyrnong Pottery Wharf Maribyrnong River 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.07 - Burton Crescent - Maribyrnong Pottery Wharf Maribyrnong River 2021 Photo 03.JPG 5598.08 - Burton Crescent - Maribyrnong Pottery Site 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.09 - Cordite Ave Maribyrnong - Materials Research Building 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.10 - Deighton Park Plaque 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.11 - E.A. Coulson Gardens 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5598.12 - E.A. Coulson Gardens 2021 Photo 07.JPG 5598.13 - Fisher Stables Maribyrnong 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5598.14 - Jack's Magazine Canal 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.15 - Maribyrnong Remont Yard Maribyrnong 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.16 - Old Cordite Ave 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5598.17 - Old Cordite Ave 2021 Photo 04.JPG 5598.18 - Old Cordite Ave Single Lane Bridge Abutments 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.19 - Old Cordite Ave Single Lane Bridge Abutments 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5598.20 - Ordnance Reserve No 1 Maribyrnong 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.21 - Ordnance Reserve No 2 Maribyrnong 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.22 - Ordnance Reserve No 3 Maribyrnong 2021 Photo 03.JPG 5598.23 - Ordnance Reserve No 5 Maribyrnong 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.24 - Plantation St Maribyrnong - Dale Stables 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5598.25 - Plantation St Maribyrnong - Dale Stables 2021 Photo 02.JPG bloomfield avenue, burton crescent, cordite avenue, old cordite avenue, ordnance reserve, plantation street, anglers tavern, maribyrnong dairy, maribyrnong, maribyrnong pottery, materials research building, deighton park, e.a. coulson gardens, fisher stables, jacks magazine, maribyrnong remont yard, old cordite avenue bridge, dale stables

CSIRO, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, moved into a former RAAF factory in Highett in the post-war years. CSIRO closed down the Highett facility and sold it in 2011.Black and white photograph of workers at CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) complex in Highett. In this image, building materials are being tested. In the foreground is physicist Valerie Goullet, from CSIRO Division of Building Research. Other names have not been recorded.Small white sticker adhered to reverse of image with printed black text: 206 Handwritten in red ink on reverse of image: 53%science, highett, workers, industry

This is a Sesquicentenary publication of Catherine McAuley College, Bendigo. McAuley College was established by the Sisters of Mercy who arrived in Sandhurst from Ireland in 1876. In 2018, four years after Mercy Education Limited assumed sole governance of the College, Catholic College Bendigo changed to Catherine McAuley College. In 2019 McAuley Property Limited pucharsed the campus of what was formerly St Vincent's College and later, La Valla College at Junortoun. During this tumultuous time, the College returned to the Mercy Charism, our association with our foundress, the Venerable Catherine McAuley returned, and most importantly, so too did the Religious Sisters of Mercy (RSM)."Mercy in every moment." Soft cover book. Glossy cover. 178 pages. Has photograph in blue tones of historic church building. Title written in dark blue above the image of building. Researcher's name at bottom of front cover in yellow print. Has forward by Brian Turner, Principal of Catherine McAuley on front page. Has no index. Dark blue spine with title written in white and yellow. Back cover has another image of historic church building. Researched and compiled by Barbara Lomas. has colored and plack and white photos throughout. ISBN978-1-7762005-3-0.catholic education, catherine mcauley college, nuns, convent, mary mckillop

Contents: • September meeting • Eltham Community Festival • Old Bakery • Preservation of historical buildings • Research notes The Shire of Eltham Historical Society was formed in October 1967. The first newsletter of the Society was issued May 1978 and has been published continuously ever since on a bi-monthly basis. With the cessation of the Shire of Eltham in late 1994, the Society's name was revised to Eltham District Historical Society and this name first appeared with issue No. 103, July 1995. The collection of the Society's newsletters provides a valuable resource on the history of the Society's activities, office bearers and committee members, guest speakers and subjects of historical interest pertinent to the former Shire of Eltham and the Eltham District.A4 photocopied newsletter distributed to membersnewsletter, eltham district historical society, shire of eltham historical society

This building was built in 1918-19 to a design by H.J. Kerr, District Architect (Western District), under the design control of the Chief Architect, S.C. Brittingham, Public Works Department. Their initials appear on the attached copy of the original drawing of the building. (Research by David Rowe)Copy of the Plumbing building on the grounds of the Ballarat School of Mines campusballarat school of mines, plans, building o, plumbing, old plumbing building, h.j. kerr, s.c. brittingham

24/7/48. "The new building rises to displace the Old Pavilion which is soon to be demolished." "The new building is nearly finished." THK Administration Building under construction. Plant Research Institute/Laboratory on the right."24/7/48".703/3 22administration building, construction, e. m. gibson collection, construction administration building

The main focus of this edition is the extensive map collection of the State Library of Victoria. Contents: From the Editorial Chair Obituary: Estelle Canning Judith Scurfield The Map Section of the State Library Miles Lewis Maps for Building Research Thomas A. Darragh This Beautiful Work of Art?: Skene and Slight's Continental Australia Gerard Hayes Annotation: Ludwig Becker's ?First Camp from Duroadoo? Susan Ballyn Jean Baptiste Lehimas de Arrieta: The First Spanish Settler in Australia? Frances Thiele Recreating the Polite World: Shipboard Life of Nineteenth-Century Lady Travellers to Australia John Barnes Library Profile: Keith Murdochmaps, b&w illustrationsmaps, state library of victoria

German-born Anton Brinkkotter, a skilled metal-worker by trade, migrated to Australia in 1880. His initial job was to supervise the installation of ornamental ceilings in the Melbourne Exhibition Building. He moved to Research in about 1900, working first as a plumber and tank-maker. But he is best known for having established a poultry farm (on Main Road between Research Primary School and the Maroondah Aqueduct) in 1906, which steadily grew to become one of the largest in Victoria, supplying customers all over Australia. By 1935 it was a thriving business, with buildings housing 6,000 birds and incubators capable of hatching 8,000 eggs. He died suddenly from a heart attack in 1938 and is buried with his wife Anna in Eltham Cemetery. The business was carried on by his son Anton William Brinkkotter. When electricity came to Research in 1940, the Brinkkotter Poultry Farm was the very first customer, enabling further expansion and modernisation. Two electric incubators were installed with a capacity of 10,000 eggs each. Anton William Brinkkotter became active in public affairs, a trustee of the Eltham Public Hall in Henry Street and was an Eltham Shire Councillor between 1941 and 1961 serving three years as Shire President. The Brinkkotter house in Dudley Street was used to house the Eltham Library prior to a dedicated Library being completed with the southern wing of the Shire offices in 1971. He died in 1970 and is buried with his wife Bridgene in Eltham Cemetery, alongside his parents. In Loving Memory Of Anton William Brinkkotter Passed away 29th Sept. 1970 Aged 72 years Bridgene Josephine Brinkkotter Passed away 5th Feb. 1995 Aged 90 years R.I.P. and In Loving memory Of Anton Brinkkotter Loved husband of Anna & loving father of Anton Died 7th June 1938 aged 71 yrs. Also the above Anna Died 12th Jan. 1954 aged 80 yrs. R.I.P.Born Digitaleltham cemetery, gravestones, anna brinkkotter, anton brinkkotter, anton william brinkkotter, bridgene josephine brinkkotter

Contributor: T.H. KneenBox of 47 slides, some labelled. (1) "Marjorie Hall 1st Year Student June '56 No. 1872." Working with fruit tree stock. (2) "Orchard June 1956 No. 1710." 2 men and a tractor.(3) "Camp 1957." Wilson's Promontory. (4) View of Drive No. 1677." C. 1958 (5) "GenView No. 1771." (6) "Burnley Gardens Entrance 4.4.58 N0. 1672." (7) "Wilson's Promontory Lilly Pilly Gully Nov 1960." (8) Dec '62." (9) "Dec '62." Kneen child. (10) Luffmann Ponds "Aut. 1962." (11) Grevillea Sep 1963. (12) Sep 1963.Reflection of Crack Willow in Luffmann Ponds. (13) Sep 1963. Orchard blossom. (14) View of Administration Building at sunset Aug 1964. (15) Rose 'Heat Wave.' May 1965. (16) Kneen child sitting under a tree May 1966. (17) 'Department of Agriculture Burnley Gardens' sign May 1966. (18) Administration Building May 1966. (19) Plant Science Block May 1966. ((20) Wintersweet August 1966.(Actually appears to be Witch Hazel Hamamelis mollis.) (21) Student on tractor in the Orchard October 1966. (22) Garden view, view of Principal's Residence through blossom trees October 1966. (23) Students walking through the Gardens October 1966. (24) "Leaf Cuttings Rex begonia 2 October 1966. (25) Emily Gibson beds October 1966. (26) Principal's Residence in a garden view October 1966. (27) Garden view looking towards the Principal's Residence and the Shady Garden October 1966. (28) Drive looking towards the Administration Building from the Plant Research Institute. (29) Kneen child (not Burnley?) (30) Unveiling of Burnley Horticultural College plaque commemorating 75 years, 1891-1966 - Eric Littlejohn, ?, T.H. Kneen. Includes key to Pavilion 1969. (31) "Rose Pruning Demo - Canteen." July 1969. (32, 33) "Rose Pruning Demo 1969." July 1969. (34) "Plant Science Block & College." July 1969. (35) Plant Science Block 6/69." July 1969. (36) "Burnley Gardens 6/69." looking towards Dairy and Yarra Boulevard (37) "Pond No. 1717." (38) "Pond 1748." Kneen children playing by the Luffmann Ponds, Oak tree behind.. (39) Ginkgo leaves June 1967. (42) ? (43) Erithyna caffra in flower (removed 2016) December 1966. ((44) Administration Building and Nursery from PRI." (45) Pelargoniums. (46) Azalea mollis (47) Pelargonium foreground, geranium background.marjorie hall, students, fruit trees, orchard, tractor, wilson's promontory, burnley gardens, entrance, drive, garden view, luffmann ponds, grevillea, rose, kneen family, sign, wintersweet, plant science block, administration building, students working outside, principals residence, plaque, rose pruning demonstrations, ginkgo, pelargoniums, erythryna