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Glenelg Shire Council Cultural CollectionPhotograph - Photograph - Heywood Show, n.d
... Photograph - Heywood Show... Heywood Show...Black and white photo of the Heywood Show at the Heywood...Back: 'Heywood Show' - handwritten in pencil... Heywood Show rural show agricultural show Back: 'Heywood Show ...Black and white photo of the Heywood Show at the Heywood Reserve.Back: 'Heywood Show' - handwritten in pencilheywood, glenelg shire, heywood show, rural show, agricultural show -
Glenelg Shire Council Cultural Collection
Photograph - Photograph - Heywood Show, n.d
... Photograph - Heywood Show...Black and white photo of the Heywood Show at the Heywood...Front: 'Heywood Show' - handwritten, pencil... show Heywood Front: 'Heywood Show' - handwritten, pencil Black ...Black and white photo of the Heywood Show at the Heywood ReserveFront: 'Heywood Show' - handwritten, pencilrural show, agricultural show, heywood -
Glenelg Shire Council Cultural Collection
Booklet - Booklet - Program Tyrendarra Show 1990, 1990
'Bower Bird' Musum, HeywoodProgram for Tyrendarra 73rd Annual show, 1990 yellow cardboard cover, with black printing. Photo of horse and rider jumping rail fence. On front cover. Back cover has postal details and 55c stamp. Entry form loose inside program. Admittance ticket stapled inside front cover.Front: Back - 'Mrs Savill Bowerbird Museum Heywood 3304' - Written in blue pen -
Cobden & District Historical Society
footbal medal
This medal was awarded to William (Bill) John Thomas HEYWOOD by the Victorian Country Football League in 11963This item is historically and socially significant because the person to whom it was awarded, granted land for the first football ground at South Pyurrumbete in the 1920s. This donation of land shows the community and sporting interests of Bill Heywood, as does his continuing interst in the South Purrumbete football Club over many years. This ground is still in existence today. -
Ringwood and District Historical SocietyDocument - Folder, Land Sale Brochure, New Lincoln Estate, Ringwood, Vic. - circa 1960. Also 1951 newspaper advertisement
Bi-fold advertisement for sale of residential allotments - New Lincoln Estate, New Street, Ringwood, with summary of local facilities and services, locality plan, layout of sub-division, and price list. Also an advertisement from Ringwood Mail dated 12 July 1951. Subdivision includes New Street, Heywood Street, Barkly Street, Keith Grove, Maurice Avenue, Inez Avenue, Catherine Street, Neville Street, Neale Grove (later Heather Grove), and Sylvia Grove. Agent - Ringwood Real Estate Co., Station Entrance, Ringwood. (Phone) WU 6661, WU 6662.Accompanying handwritten sales notes researched in 2024 by Richard Carter - Carter Real Estate ... "Maurice Ashkanasy KC CMG owned the rectangular estate located between New, Barkly, Heywood Streets and Sylvia Grove in South-West Ringwood. It was given the name "The New Lincoln Estate". It was first advertised around July 1951 as "48 superb allotments", through Ringwood Real Estate (Station Entrance). A sub-divisional plan from CE Carter showed 152 blocks with 60-foot frontages and varying between 110 and 150 feet in length. Later, in 1954 house and land packages were offered through William White in Elsternwick - "Three modern bedrooms, large lounge-dining-room, kitchen with dinette, nicely equipped bathroom - £2,685 to £2,762, deposit £300". The roads were created and named after family members - Neale (later Heather) Grove - after Maurice's son Neal Mark Ashkanasy. The street was later re-named Heather Grove after Maurice's wife, Heather Helen Ashkanasy (Epstein), who passed away in 1999, aged 95. Neville Street - after Marice's other son, Aaron Solomon Neville Ashkanasy known as Neville. Catherine Street and Inez Street - after Heather's mother Catherine Inez Epstein. Maurice Avenue - after Maurice Ashkanasy, vendor. Keith Grove - after Keith Epstein. ..."
