This file contains two items: 1/Twelve photographs of the Glen Huntly, Neerim Road hand-operated railway gates, dated 1983 and November 1985, photographer unknown, and two black and white copies of two of the original photographs. Four photographs are in black and white and eight are in colour, all picturing the Gatekeeper’s shelter and/or the railway gates. Six photographs dated 1985 include the Gatekeeper, unidentified, in some photos operating the gates. 2/A three-page pamphlet dated 03/05/1979 promoting a public meeting at the Caulfield Town Hall to debate Road Grade Separation proposals for the Neerim Road and Glenhuntly Road railway crossings. Document details the proposed VicRail improvement and four alternative improvements as we as a blank questionnaire for the submission of ideas regarding the proposals to the Caulfield City Council Urban Planner. A short summary of other concerns held by two councillors and an engineer regarding the proposal is also included, as is a Railway Noise Level. Railway Pamphlet also includes a map of the area surrounding the railway crossings under discussion 1977.glenhuntly road, neerim road, caulfield, railway gates, gates, hand-operated railway gates, railways, roads and streets, railway crossings, architectural features, town halls, official buildings, vicrail, meetings, public meetings, caulfield town hall, gatekeepers, caulfield city council, elsternwick, glen huntly, caulfield park, caulfield racecourse, normanby road, dandenong road, railway buildings, railway stations, land transport, transport establishments, hordern a.g., dunstan don, hordern bill, needham j.g., advertisements, graphics, advertising, advertising signs, signs, estate agents, business people, stockdale and leggo, buildings structures and establishments, occupations, united signs, signs, communication devices, motor vehicles, glenhuntly railway station, town planning, civic and landscape art, engineers, professionals, traffic, road transport, transport, maps, documents, plans

Landscape orientation soft bound publication containing a curated series of reproduced pencil sketches by Jean Hill. The drawings depict geographical features, national parks and reserves, townscapes, notable civic buildings, and other man made structures across the Wimmera and Limestone Coast region. The visual content was selected to represent each municipality within the Wimmera Regional Tourist Authority’s jurisdiction, forming a cohesive promotional suite for display in the Horsham Tourist Information Centre.non-fictionThis book was produced in 1979 and contains a unique collection of prints includes geographical features, national parks and reserves, regions, towns, buildings and other man-made structures, taken from original drawings/sketches by Jean Hill who was commissioned by the Wimmera Regional Tourist Authority to produce selected subjects from each municipality for display in the Horsham Tourist information center to highlight attractions from around the Wimmera and Limestone Coast - from Stawell through to Naracoorte for visitors to the region. Jean Hill was a trained commercial artist of Horsham and a member of the Horsham Gallery Art Group in the 1970s.wimmera-tourism, artist--jean hill, regional landscapes, townscapes, 1979-regional-promotion, wimmera-region, limestone-coast, public-buildings, municipal-identity, regional-tourism, national-parks