14 promotional calendars, published between 1972 and 1999 by the National Australia Bank. Each issue is illustrated with historical images of Australia. [Missing 1980, 1982-87, 1989-1998]Incomplete set of 10 promotional calendars, spiral bound. Colour images.national australia bank, calendars, australia - history

This work forms part of the collection assembled by the historian Dorothy Rogers, that was donated to the Kew Historical Society by her son John Rogers in 2015. The manuscripts, photographs, maps, and documents were sourced by her from both family and local collections or produced as references for her print publications. Many were directly used by Rogers in writing ‘Lovely Old Homes of Kew’ (1961) and 'A History of Kew' (1973), or the numerous articles on local history that she produced for suburban newspapers. Most of the photographs in the collection include detailed annotations in her hand. The Rogers Collection provides a comprehensive insight into the working habits of a historian in the 1960s and 1970s. Together it forms the largest privately-donated collection within the archives of the Kew Historical Society.Four-page folded A4 size brochure on the activities of the National Trust of Australia (Victoria)national trust of australia (victoria)

Advertisement for National Australia Bank (NAB) Greensborough, on the opening of the new branch at 87-89 Main Street Greensborough, 1970.Digital copy of newspaper advertisement.national australia bank, nab, main street greensborough

A collection of articles and documents relating to Yallambie House being added to the National Trust register in 1998. Includes a letter to he owners of Yallambie House, the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) classification report, and copies of newspaper clippings "Yallambie's on the Trust's register" (c1998), and , "Aid needed to restore site" (2005).Collection of articles and documents: 8 p., and newspaper clippingyallambie house, yallambie reserve, national trust of australia (victoria)

A photocopy of an article from the Victorian National Trust magazine pertaining to the inclusion of Boongarry Avenue for landscape classification within the Blackburn Lake and Bell Bird Streets, Blackburn.non-fictionA photocopy of an article from the Victorian National Trust magazine pertaining to the inclusion of Boongarry Avenue for landscape classification within the Blackburn Lake and Bell Bird Streets, Blackburn.boongarry avenue blackburn, blackburn lake, national trust of australia victoria

Cardboard model, printed on a sheet of A4 200 gsm card of a W class tram in MMTB green and cream livery, produced for the National Australia Bank for personal loan advertising. Numbered 1123, has adverts for the bank. Has four holes and could be used as a pencil holder. Has been folded and formed into the model.trams, tramways, models, w class, mmtb, banking, marketing

Kew Historical Society was awarded a grant by the Library for a Significance Assessment in 2017-18. Preliminary workshops were held in Canberra at the Library, where the awards ceremony took place.Kew Historical Society Archivist receiving a Community Heritage Grant award on behalf of the Society at a ceremony in Canberra to conduct a Significance Assessment. kew historical society - awards, significance assessment -- national library of australia, robert baker - archivist - kew historical society inc

Small, white folded, printed card 'With the Compliments of The Administrator (Colonel S. R. Birch, O. B. E.) of the National Trust of Australia (Victoria). Notes prepared by Albert Richardson.document, memo, victoria hill, victoria hill, victoria hill with compliments from national trust of australia (victoria), colonel s r birch o b e

Statement of Cultural heritage Significance for Mont Park acquired by Victorian state government in 1909 and used as a mental hospital complex comprising Larundel Kingsbury and Greswell facilities, finally decommissioned in1969. Contains extensive descriptions of regionally significant indigenous and exotic vegetation, landscaped by designer Hugh Linaker.2p. typescriptmont park, larundel, gresswell, hugh linaker

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This pamphlet was produced for the Warrnambool Branch of the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) for Heritage Week, April 16-23, 1989 and contains information written by Warrnambool residents about their locality. This was a co-operative venture by people with a common interest in protecting the natural environment near their home. Areas covered in the written information include: Formation of the Coast, Archaeological survey, Gunditjmara History, vegetation, history and recreational uses of the Lady Bay area. The map shows special places of interest including past and present navigational aids, sites of shipwrecks and other historical places of interest. The Warrnambool Branch of the National Trust was originally formed in March 1969 and merged with the Port Fairy Branch in late 1970. In October 1979, the Warrnambool Branch was reformed and operated into the late 1990's. This is an example of a publication produced by the Warrnambool Branch of the National Trust Australia (Victoria). It provides historical information and perspectives of the recreational uses in and around Lady Bay Warrnambool.An A2 piece of buff coloured thick paper folded into eight to make an A5 pamphlet. The front cover has green printing with the National Trust symbol of three eucalyptus leaves in green. There is a brown sepia photograph showing a view across Lady Bay with the suspension bridge across the Merri River in the foreground, Viaduct Road in the middle ground and the breakwater in the background. There is a purple inked stamp on the top right hand corner. The rear cover has brown writing and includes logos of bodies who assisted with the publication. There is a brown line drawing of the viaduct and pier at the Warrnambool Breakwater. The inside of the unfolded pamphlet contains a map of Lady Bay and adjacent area showing places of interest and shipwrecks marked in red circlesFront cover: Special Places Lady Bay Warrnambool National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Warrnambool Branch Ronald J. Cummingwarrnambool, lady bay warrnambool, national trust australia victoria warrnambool branch, heritage week 1989, lady bay shipwrecks

Document, National Trust of Australia (Victoria), Classification Report, Eumana, former Teacher's College, Osborne Street and Retreat Road, South Bendigo. The association with Cr. James Henry Curnow, and William Beebe, JP MBE FRVIA, and the introduction of septic tank technology to Victoria. The house is significant for architectural, historic/social and scientific/technical reasons at a Regional level.National Trust of Australia ( Victoria).document, names of bendigo pioneers, eumana

Six buff coloured Australia National Fur & Skin Co. Rabbit, Fox, Hare, Water Rats, Horse Hair, Etc. Tags. Each tag has space for: From, of, Rabbit Skins, Sheep Skins, Horse Hair, Furred Skins, Calf Skins and Water Rats. Pink re-enforcement around hole in the tag with Union Tag printed on it.document, w. babidge collection - australia national fur & skin co tags, union tag

''The Bendigo Joss House'' - National Trust of Australia (Victoria) - 2 pages incl - origin of term 'Joss'; basic information about ''Chinese Religion'' and Kwan Gung; synopsis on ''Chinese on Bendigo Goldfields''; details of the restoration project - including costs to date and list of people and bodies assisting. Names on second sheet ; Bendigo Chinese Society, Family of H. E. McGowan, D. O'Hoy, Mr W. Mitchell, Apex Club, Sandhurst Boys' Centre, Mr John Ball, Ordinance Factory, Bendigo Advertiser, b. C. V. 8, 3 B. O. Mrs H. Vellacott, Mrs B. Mullins, S. E. C., contractors and other workmen. Mrs R. R. Adams 39 Barkly Street Bendigo (Secretary).National Trust of Australiabuildings, church, chinese joss house

39 p. col. and black and white illustrationsnon-fictionnational library of australia, trove, family history, genealogy

National Bank of Australia, Pall Mall, Bendigo

A selection of stories from the National Library of Australia's oral history project: Forgotten Australians and Former Child Migrants.Collected oral histories.Paperback book, 54 pages, illus. (some col.).oral history, national library of australia, forgotten australians and former child migrants

High St Charlton 1987. Part of Shire of Charlton series of photos. National Australia Bank building. Established as Bank of Victoria in 1876, later became Commercial Banking Company of Sydney. Current building built in c. 1940Colour photo of High St, Charlton looking east. National Australia Bank on the corner of High & Armstrong Streets. Sign for Victoria Bitter and East Charlton Hotel on LH side. White car travelling toward photographer. Two people holding bicycles and standing next to a motor bike on LH side of road.high st charlton, national australia bank, bank of victoria, commercial banking company of sydney, charlton, business, industry

National Australia Bank building 1987. Established as the Bank of Victoria in 1876, later became Commercial Banking Company of Sydney. Current building built in c. 1940 and later became NAB. Part of Charlton Shire streetscape series taken in 1987.Colour photograph of the National Australia Bank, corner of High St and Armstrong St. Two story building with white curtains in two upper storey windows. Entrance doors are shut. Man crossing High St on LH side of photo. Someone in the entrance of the shop on the left of the Bank. Safety tape and barricade attached to parking sign in front of Bank.national australia bank, commercial banking company, bank of victoria, charlton shire, business, industry

This engraving of Melbourne CBD was originally issued as a supplement to the "Illustrated Australian News" in October 1880 to coincide with the opening of the Melbourne International Exhibition. The National Library of Australia, which holds the original, published a reproduction c. 1980.Black & white reproduction of original engraving held by the National Library of Australia.melbourne

Booklet. The National Bank of Australia Limited. Savings booklet in the name of Edwin Bucklandstarting in 1935.