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Glen Eira Historical SocietyDocument - Grange Road, 77, Glen Huntly
... Rankin and Eyval Shop... at Rankin and Eyval Chemists shop at 165 Glenhuntly Road (from... at Rankin and Eyval Chemists shop at 165 Glenhuntly Road (from ...This file contains one item about the sale and history of the then unnumbered property and the first owners of the home at 77 Grange Road, south west corner with Neerim Road, then in the suburb of Carnegie: 1/ A typed sheet with the details and documents that were given to the society in 1987. These are biographical details provided by the son of Hulbert Gorrie, a Chemist who worked at Rankin and Eyval Chemists shop at 165 Glenhuntly Road (from around 1920 to 1957). Hulbert and his wife Gertrude Gorrie purchased the vacant block and built the first house at the address in 1936. The photo mentioned of Hulbert at the shop is held in our file 1080A Glenhuntly Road Elsternwick. gorrie gertrude, gorrie hulbert hopetoun, barnard ernest franklin, hobart john bertram, grange road, neerim road, elsternwick, contract of sale of land, dwelling, land, e.j & h amos, hintons nursery, real estate agents, builder, glen huntly, coorigil road, murrumbeena, emma st, caulfield, parish of prahran, caulfield county of bourke, legal document, chemist, rankin and eyval shop, glenhuntly road, carnegie, glen huntly road -
Glen Eira Historical SocietyPhotograph - Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick
11 photographs of Glen Huntly Road, Elsternwick, from horsedrawn carriage days to the 1980s: A black and white photograph (200mm x 253mm) of Hulbert Gorrie standing outside the shop front of Rankin and Eyval Chemists at 35 Glen Huntly Road Elsternwick. Date and photographer unknown. Three black and white photographs (107mm x 130mm; 88mm x 140mm; 88mm x 88mm) of shop fronts on Glen Huntly Road taken in different eras. A horse drawn vehicle and women in long dresses are shown in one of the photographs. The other two most likely date to the 1960s. Exact dates and photographers unknown. Seven colour photographs of advertising signs revealed when a building on Glen Huntly Road was demolished in the 1980s to build the Bank of New South Wales.gorrie hulbert, rankin and eyval chemists, cast iron work, pharmacies, balconies, chemists, architectural features, advertising signs, selwyn street, p calandro and co, estate agents, elsternwick, chinese café, j higgins, glen huntly road
