This file contains two items. 1/ An article from the CAULFIELD CONTACT on the history of Glen Huntly Park and its facilities, dated Jan/ Feb 1992. It includes 2 black and white photos: one of Cr Nicholas Gold and one of Mr Victor Townsend (Secretary/Treasurer for Glen Huntly Park Committee of Management) in front of the new pavilion. 2/ Two of the same original colour photographs of the pavilion at Glen Huntly Park, date unknown.glen huntly park, e. e. gunn park, city of caulfield, caulfield, glen huntly, football clubs, cricket clubs, caulfield north ward, caulfield racecourse, neerim road caulfield, booran road caulfield, parks, reserves, glen huntly sports ground, gold nicholas cr, townsend victor, clyde holding mp, pavilions, barbecues, picnic spots, playgrounds, tennis courts, north caulfield/ glen huntly cricket club, glen huntly amateur football club, the bloods football club, australian rules football, sports establishments, recreations establishments, sports grounds, sports, recreations, sporting clubs, clubs, associations, football clubs, tennis clubs, cricket clubs, leisure, cultural events, cultural activities, ovals, playing fields

There was strong community opposition to the planned closure of the St Kilda line after 130 years of operation. The line officially closed on 31 July 1987. In the front line on the left is Clyde Holding MP (federal Member for Melbourne Ports). On the right is Andrew McCutcheon MLA (State Member for St Kilda). The group is walking along the Esplanade towards Fitzroy Street.Black and white photograph, unmountedStamped on reverse: SUNDAY OBSERVER PHOTOGRAPH 46 PORTER ST., PRAHRAN Phone: 520 5555 30 MAR 1981 Written in pencil on reverse: Do not cut! david rae collection, st kilda, st kilda train, save st kilda trains campaign

Save St Kilda Train protest in March 1981. The group is in Alfred Square. The Boer War memorial is behind them. The men in the foreground are, from left, Clyde Holding MP (federal Member for Melbourne Ports) and Andrew McCutcheon MLA (State Member for St Kilda). There was strong community opposition to the planned closure of the St Kilda line after 130 years of operation. The line officially closed on 31 July 1987. Black and white photograph, unmountedWritten in pencil on reverse: Do not cut! david rae collection, st kilda, st kilda train, save st kilda trains campaign