Due to the Covid19 Pandemic and associated lockdowns the time capsule was not opened in 2022. Ballarat School of Mines Time Capsule buried for posterityThe School of Mines and Industries Ballarat Est. 1870 This plaque commemorates the planting of a tree and placing of a time capsule by Dr Ron Wild, the last serving Director of SMB, together with staff to mark the end of the institution prior to its merger with the University of Ballarat and the Wimmera Institute of TAFE 19 December 1997 Time capsule to be opened in 2020 SMBtime capsule, discovery day, ballarat school of mines, covid19, pandemic, merger, university of ballarat, wimmera institute of tafe

Installed 1984 - 1985Time Capsule Notice. Bronze, engraved with white paint infill. Inscribed as follows: 'Time Capsule/ to mark/ Victoria's 150th Anniversary/ 1984 - 85/ to be opened/ 2034 - 35.Time Capsule/ to mark/ Victoria's 150th Anniversary/ 1984 - 85/ to be opened/ 2034 - 35

Colour photograph of a man about to lower a sealed time capsule into a cairn.On back of photo: "John Williams placing time capsule in cairn. Rutherglen Showgrounds 23-11-80"rutherglen showgrounds, time capsule, cairn, monuments, john williams

Colour photograph of a group of children clustered around a nearly completed time capsule.On back of photo: "Children around time capsule cairn Rutherglen Showgrounds 23-11-80"time capsule, cairn, rutherglen showgrounds, monuments

The time capsule was buried 31-03-1984 And was raised 29-01-2017Numurkah Cricket Club Time Capsule, stainless steel And accompanying photos of the time capsulenumurkah cricket club, time capsule, history, 1984, 2017

In 1868, with the laying of the foundation stone, a time capsule was placed containing four newspapers of the day (Saturday 25 January, 1868 - The Age, The Argus, The Sun and The Telegraph: St Kilda, Prahran and South Yarra Guardian), the first Annual report of the Victorian Asylum and School for the Blind (1867), 11 coins from the Victorian regency and an illustration of the proposed building at St Kilda Road. An undated note also describes a piece of parchment in the time capsule, which contained a list of names of committee members and relevant people involved in the construction of the building, such as Crouch & Wilson; however no image of this has been located. In 1991, this time capsule was opened as part of 125 year celebrations and the contents were put on display. The capsule was the size of a house brick and buried underneath the foundation stone. It was made of metal and had to be sawn open to reveal the contents. These images are of the items found inside the time capsule. Additionally there are low res images of these items plus some photographs taken on the day: Brian Howe, Minister for Health, holds the time capsule whilst Trent Willard and Janice Johns, current RVIB students, stand by during the raising ceremony; Miss Molly Miller, the oldest surviving student, and Mr Percy Raufer, great grand nephew of Mary-Ann Raufer who was pupil number 6 and enrolled in the school in January 29th, 1866 look at the items found in the time capsule. In 2005 a new time capsule was buried, including an electronic copy of the 1867 report and drawing of St Kilda Road from the 1868 time capsule.Photographs and scans of items found inside the time capsuleroyal victorian institute for the blind, brian howe, trent willard, janice johns, molly miller, percy raufer, time capsule

The Sunshine Lions Club built the Elderly Citizens Centre Watt Street corner of Corio Street, Sunshine. The building works started in 1958 and the Lions District Governor Bill Burge Phillips laid the foundation stone and time capsule on the 12th February 1958. The building was opened by Victoria's Minister for Health, Ewen Paul Cameron MLC on the 4th March 1959. This building which served the Elderly community of Sunshine and its district for nearly 50 years. The building was subsequently sold to a church group and in 2026 the building was demolished due to the state of disrepair of the structure. During the demolishing of building, the foundation stone and a time capsule from was recovered. The time capsule was located behind the foundation stone. The contents of the time capsule included a jar of coins and copies of the front page of the Sunshine Advocate.Collection of 11 predecimal Australian Coins5853.01 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1954 Half Penny Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.01 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1954 Half Penny Coin Reverse Side.jpg 5853.02 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1936 Penny Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.02 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1936 Penny Coin Reverse Side.jpg 5853.03 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1945 Penny Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.03 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1945 Penny Coin Reverse Side.jpg 5853.04 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1953 Penny Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.04 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1953 Penny Coin Reverse Side.jpg 5853.05 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1955 Penny Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.05 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1955 Penny Coin Reverse Side.jpg 5853.06 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1936 Threepence Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.06 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1936 Threepence Coin Reverse Side.jpg 5853.07 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1951 Threepence Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.07 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1951 Threepence Coin Reverse Side.jpg 5853.08 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1942 Sixpence Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.08 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1942 Sixpence Coin Reverse Side.jpg 5853.09 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1948 Sixpence Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.09 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1948 Sixpence Coin Reverse Side.jpg 5853.10 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1951 Sixpence Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.10 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1951 Sixpence Coin Reverse Side.jpg 5853.11- Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1951 Sixpence Coin Obverse Side.jpg 5853.11 - Sunshine Lions Club Time Capsule - Australian 1951 Sixpence Coin Reverse Side.jpgsunshine lions club, corio street, watt street, sunshine

Copies of the front and back page of the Sunshine Advocatenon-fictionsunshine lions club, corio street, watt street, sunshine

A photo of a the Governor of Victoria, Sir Rohan Delacombe with two children and a mother. He is holding a time capsule with the date and his name on it. Presumably the capsule was being interred and the Legacy children were involved. A record of relationship of Legacy with the Governor of Victoria.Black and white photo of the Governor with a time capsule.Stamped in purple ink on reverse "16 Jan 1974" and "John Squire Photography / 633 Rathdowne Street / N. Carlton - Phone 347 4922 / Neg No." "B1539-10" in pencil.governor of victoria, time capsule

At the opening and dedication of the campus in October 1996, a time capsule was laid in the amphitheatre, to be opened in October 2026. This file contains details about the contents of the capsule and wording for the plaque. It is not upon you to complete the task, but neither are you free to ignore your responsibility. (Ethic of the Fathers 2:21).1990s, history

Grade 3 students from Box Hill Primary School in 1987 writing their names for inclusion in the time capsule for Box Hill's Diamond Jubilee celebration. 10,000 students from schools throughout the City of Box Hill participated in this project. The time capsule was sealed behind the Box Hill Town Hall. Photograph used in "The Days We Remember'. Also published 'Living in Box Hill, A Box Hill Council Newsletter' May 1987.B&w photobox hill primary school, students, time capsules, celebrations and festivals, living in box hill, primary schools, city of box hill jubilee

The Shire President, Bert Kelly attended the Bulla State School to celebrate the Back to Bulla day. While he was there he unveiled a plaque attached to a time capsule in which documents had been placed.A non-digital coloured photograph of a man pointing to a plaque.schools, bulla, bulla state school no. 46, time capsules, bert kelly

Finishing touches of sealing the time capsule into the cairn at Rutherglen Showgrounds.Colour photograph of several men finishing the sealing of the capstone to a stone cairn.On back of photo: "Don Nash & Ewart Henderson. Time capsule Rutherglen Showgrounds 23-11-80"rutherglen showgrounds, time capsule, cairn, monuments, don nash, ewart henderson

Time capsule, enclosed in a stone cairn, erected at Rutherglen Showgrounds 23/11/1980. Photo features John & Heather Williams and their family.Colour photograph of a family standing around a stone cairn.On back of photo: "23-11-80 John Williams & family & time capsule. Rutherglen Showgrounds"time capsule, rutherglen showgrounds, cairn, monuments, john williams, heather williams

Sealing time capsule at the Rutherglen Showgrounds - Ewart Henderson, John Williams, Don NashColour photograph of several men, with the assistance of some children, fixing stone cap into place on a stone cairn.On back of photo: "Sealing the time capsule in cairn 23-11-80. Ewart, John & Don Rutherglen Showgrounds"time capsule, rutherglen showgrounds, cairn, monuments, ewart henderson, john williams, don nash

Miss Florence Iggsten had attended school and the Rutherglen Common School, and later was a teacher there. She was also one of the founding members of the Rutherglen Historical Society. This photo was taken on the occasion of the erection of the cairn, with its time capsule, at the Rutherglen Showgrounds in 1980.Colour photograph of several women examining a book at the Rutherglen Showgrounds, on the occasion of the sealing of the time capsule.On back of photo: "Miss Iggsten. Rutherglen Showgrounds 23-11-80"rutherglen showgrounds, time capsule, cairn, monuments, florence iggsten

On November 25, 2005 the Kodak Carols by Candlelight launch was held in the browsing library at Kooyong with a large number of staff and guests in attendance. Speeches were made by Gerard Menses, Graeme Innes, Greg McKibbin, Marjorie West and Marina Prior. The crowd got to open Christmas crackers and hear some songs from Marina Prior before a cake was cut and shared. Afterwards everyone headed outside for the burying of the time capsule by Jarryd Clifford and Reuben Ryan, in the garden outside the cafe. Then Marina posed for some photographs and the Kodak printing kiosk was demonstrated in the browsing library.119 images of attendees at the Carols launch and burying of time capsulecarols by candlelight, vision australia, gerard menses, marjorie west, graeme innes, greg mckibbin, jarryd clifford, ania zamecznik, sandra alder, andrew ferrarese, joanne, cherry johnson, tony clarke, lynne kells, rita townsend-booth, jennifer gibbons, roberta ashby, david blyth, margaret bashfield, colleen thom, peter lowrey, kevin murfitt, kodak, karen knight, tony shepherd, peter north, anna fairclough, ashley wood, stephen jolley, time capsule, reuben ryan

Pleasant Creek Hospital Time Capsule. Glass Time Capsule bottles with wire seal. Later Stawell District Hospitalstawell