Contains 2 items: 1/Caulfield Diplomat No.1 (September 1972) (five copies). A local eight page magazine described as ‘local, monthly and independent’. It does not include any information about its editor or publication. Page one, ‘Chaff Bag’, by ‘Little Jack’ is about old Caulfield. There are numerous columns and many local advertisements including one for the inaugural meeting of the Caulfield Historical Society on 13/09/1972. 2/Caulfield Diplomat No.2 (October 1972) (three copies). Includes comments by ‘Little Jack’ about old Caulfield and an account of the voyage of the Glen Eira barque from Scotland to Melbourne in 1839-1840 on which many passengers died. Also included is a report on the inaugural meeting of the Caulfield Historical Society (13/09/1972), addressed by Dr. Weston Bate and a letter to the editor about old Caulfield by ‘Clip-Clop Cover’. One copy states (handwritten) that it was ‘donated by Rita Yorston’.caulfield, caulfield historical society, bate dr. weston, rosstown tramway, glen eira barque, horse tramways, cox’s hill, citizenship ceremonies, pentridge prison, bus services, spencer horrie, advertisements, caulfield cup, horse racing, horn k.a.r., foley dr. aileen, sinclair a.j.g, simms r.k., hart trevor, bell mrs agnes paton, authors, traffic signals, newsletters

This file contains 1 item: 1/Publication of the 50th Anniversary Glen Huntly branch of the Liberal Party of Australia, Victorian Division dated 2 April 2006 giving historical details of the origins of the name Glen Huntly.glen huntly, glen huntly log, glen huntly road, caulfield, goldstein, robb andrew, shardey helen, king leo, political parties, glen huntly branch of the liberal party of australia victorian division, diseases, glen huntly primary school, barque, quarantine station, migrants, pioneers, ‘flying the yellow flag’, moore olive, glenhuntly