Colour photograph of the Werribee Swimming Pool.swimming pool, sport, swimming, pre olympic, concrete, werribee, werribee swimming pool

Colour photograph of Werribee Pre Olympic Swimming Pool.swimming pool, sport, swimming, pre olympic, natural, creek, werribee, change sheds, werribee pre olympic swimming pool

Aerial photograph of the Werribee Sewerage Farm, Victoria.werribee farm, mmbw, aerial, melbourne metropolitan board of works, sewerage

The students from Bulla Primary School were taken on a school excursion to the Werribee Park Open Range Zoo. The trip was part of their environmental studies.A non-digital coloured photograph of four deer beside a lake in a fenced off open area.bulla primary school, werribee park open range zoo, school excursions

The giraffe was photographed when the children from Bulla Primary School were taken on an excursion to Werribee Parl Open Range Zoo and mansion. The children were amused at the way the giraffe had to spread out his front legs in order to reach the food in the container. The excursion to the Open Range Zoo was a part of the children's nature and environmental studies.A non-digital photograph of a giraffe in an open area feeding from a large container on the ground.werribee park open range zoo, bulla primary school, school excursions, exotic animals

Colour digital images images showing the former township of Cocoroc, Werribee farmcocoroc, town, shed, werribee farm, mmbw, melbourne metropolitan board of works, settlement, farm

Green solf cover book with a stetch of the Werrimee MansionOverview of the early years of migrant market garderers in the Werribee district.immigration, migrants, sicilian, werribee park

At this time students from some State and private schools attended Burnley for 1/2 day each week to study agricultural scienceSepia photograph. Group of Agricultural Science students (from some State and Private schools) and staff.On reverse, "Excursion to Werribee Research Farm Oct 27, 1917." excursion, werribee research farm, 1917, school students, staff, agricultural science students

A coloured geological sketch map of the Werribee Gorge, Bacchus Marsh, Rowlesy, Darley, Parwan. The scale is 1 mile to 1 inchwerribee gorge, bacchus marsh, darley, parwan, w.e. bennett, bennett, r.a.f. murray, c.c. brittlebank, rowsley

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The children from Bulla Primary School were taken on an excursion to Werribee Mansion and Open Range Zoo as part of their nature and environmental studies. On that day they saw a variety of exotic animals that inhabit open savannah areas.The excursion was included in the students' environmental and nature studies.A non-digital photograph of two large rhinoceros lying in a large sand pit in a large fenced off enclosure with trees in the middle distance beyond the fence line.werribee park open range zoo, werribee mansion, bulla primary school, school excursions

The children from Bulla Primary School were taken on an excursion to Werribee Park Mansion. After being taken over the mansion they then played a variety of games on the lawns outside before boarding the bus back to school.A non-digital coloured photograph of children lined up on an expanse of lawn outside a grand Italianite mansion. They are getting ready to play some games. A flag is flying on the mansion's flagpoleschool excursions, bulla primary schooil, werribee park mansion

The group of children photographed were from Bulla Primary School and they were taken on an excursion to Werribee Park Mansion and Open Range Zoo. During their lunchtime break they passed the time playing with quoits on the lawns in front of the mansion.A non-digital coloured photograph of a group of children playing quoits on a large open lawn.werribee mansion, werribee park open range zoo, bulla primary school, school excursions

The photograph was taken when the students from the Bulla Primary School were taken on an excursion to Werribee Park Mansion, one of Victoria's gracious homes built in the nineteenth century. The Chirnside family built the mansion in the early days of European settlement in Victoria.A non-digital coloured photograph of large group of children standing outside large gates leading to a garden.school excursions, bulla primary schooil, werribee park mansion

The photograph was taken when the children from Bulla Primary School were taken on an excursion to Werribee Park Open Range Zoo as p[art of their environmental studies. On that day they were taken of a tour of the mansion and enjoyed seeing a variety of exotic animals in the Open Range Zoo.The excursion was included into the Children's environmental studies.A non-digital coloured photograph of four buffalo grazing and resting in an open enclosure werribee mansion, werribee park open range zoo, bulla primary school, wild buffalo, school excursions

The children from Bulla Primary School were on a school excursion to Werribee Park Mansion and Open Range Zoo when this photograph was taken. They spent the day taken into the mansion before moving onto the zoo where they saw a variety of exotic animals wandering freely in large fenced allotments.The excursion was part of the children's environmental studies. A non-digital coloured photograph of a group of children gathered outside a grand mansion. bulla primary school, werribee park open range zoo, werribee mansion

The photograph was taken when children from the Bulla primary School went on a school excursion to Werribee Park Mansion and Open Range Zoo. After doing a tour of the mansion the children stopped along the path to do some exercises together before moving on to the zoo. The excursion was part of their environmental and nature studies. The excursion to Werribee to the mansion and the zoo was included into the children's environmental and history studies. School excursions also add to their social interaction beyond the classrooms.A non-digital coloured photograph of a group of young children doing exercises in a park with a mansion in the middle distance.werribee mansion, werribee park open range zoo, bulla primary school, school excursions.

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Proposed Relocation of Saleyards at Derrimut city of sunshine, alexander "alex" george gillon

862.01 - L-R Frank Harrison, Driver, Tony Harrison, Roller, Joshua Harrison.|862.02 - Harrison's Farm ar Werribeefrank harrison, tony harrison, joshua harrison

Digital Image showing an aerial view of the Melbourne Central Business District and Royal Park.aerial, melbourne, werribee farm, sewerage

Aubrey Comben is a Filmmaker & Photographer based in Melbourne, Australia. Graduate of Photography at RMIT and Masters of Film & Television, VCA. Passionate in documentary storytelling, through still and moving imagery. Aubrey completed his undergraduate degree in Photography at RMIT University, Melbourne. Primarily focusing on documentary photography, Aubrey has exhibited his work both nationally and Internationally. Wanting to expand on his expertise in the documentary field, Aubrey gained admission to Victorian College of Arts, Masters of Film & Television(Documentary) program. During his time a VCA, Aubrey has crewed on numerous films, predominantly as a DOP. His own films have seen success with his first, A Pier into The World, receiving best first semester documentary and his second, Give a Dog a Bone screening at the Setting Sun Film Festival. Aubrey's most recent film, Restoration Island, screened at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival, where it received a nomination for Best Short Documentary. Aubrey currently works for Deakin University, where he is helping produce 360 degree films for a new immersive teaching space, which is being developed at the Geelong Waurn Ponds campus. Purchased $250australian photography, local community

Aubrey Comben is a Filmmaker & Photographer based in Melbourne, Australia. Graduate of Photography at RMIT and Masters of Film & Television, VCA. Passionate in documentary storytelling, through still and moving imagery. Aubrey completed his undergraduate degree in Photography at RMIT University, Melbourne. Primarily focusing on documentary photography, Aubrey has exhibited his work both nationally and Internationally. Wanting to expand on his expertise in the documentary field, Aubrey gained admission to Victorian College of Arts, Masters of Film & Television(Documentary) program. During his time a VCA, Aubrey has crewed on numerous films, predominantly as a DOP. His own films have seen success with his first, A Pier into The World, receiving best first semester documentary and his second, Give a Dog a Bone screening at the Setting Sun Film Festival. Aubrey's most recent film, Restoration Island, screened at the Melbourne Documentary Film Festival, where it received a nomination for Best Short Documentary. Aubrey currently works for Deakin University, where he is helping produce 360 degree films for a new immersive teaching space, which is being developed at the Geelong Waurn Ponds campus. australian photography, local community

Werribee River Book features broken glass, garbage, wood, feathers and jars of water taken from the water along the Werribee River. This work was created as part of a professional development program, Wunder Gym, which gave the artist an opportunity to work with the Werribee River keeper and a local historian to create an artwork. Wyndham Art Prize LEAP 2021 WinnerLEAP 2021 Winnerprize winner, contemporary art, ecological art

Not BurnleyBlack and white photograph cut out of a small strip of prints. A stallion with part of another horse next to it.On reverse, "Stallion Werribee Research Farm Oct 1917."stallion, werribee, research farm, 1917, horse

This bag was used for purchases made at the Healesville Sanctuary Retail Outlet possibly during 1990's. Compare with 000002Series of 3 brown paper bags using the Healesville Sanctuary 3 platypus logo (3 stylised platypus swimming in a circle) in dark green. The 2 larger bags also feature logos and identification of Melbourne Zoo and Victoria's Open Range Zoo Werribee. The Melbourne Zoo design is of 3 gorillas and Werribee has 2 zebras. The third bag is smaller and features the platypus design on the front and back of the bag. Dark green wording is also appears on each of the bags.HEALESVILLE / SANCTUARY / MELBOURNE / ZOO / VICTORIA'S/ OPEN RANGE ZOO / AT WERRIBEE/ FILDESBAG - (03) 9598 8988paper-bag, gorillas, platypus, zebra, logo

"The Melton Viaduct, opened in 1886, is of State heritage significance as a very large and visually distinctive wrought iron, lattice girder trestle bridge over the Werribee River (now Melton Reservoir). It comprises 18.3 and 9.1 metre spans, in a generally alternate arrangement, of total length 375 metres, and standing 38 metres over the Werribee River. Wrought iron small section iron was used to build tension trussed trestle legs, which supported four lines of rivetted wrought-iron deck-type double lattice trusses. It has bluestone abutments and pier bases of coursed rock-faced bluestone with drafted margins. The larger half-piers, now usually submerged in the Melton Reservoir have sharp tapered cutwaters and curved coping at the tops. While designed to carry two rail tracks it has only ever been used as a single track line. Despite several alterations to its deck structure, it remains an outstanding example of a lighter structural design employing open metal trestle supports and metal truss girders. The direct Melbourne to Ballarat railway link of which the Melton viaduct was the major engineering work contributed significantly to the history and development of Victoria. This new link reflected Ballarat’s diversifying economy as well as the commercial and political influence of the metropolis. Construction of the bridge, and the associated large workers camp, were extensively photographed, documenting an important episode in local history. The railway enabled the development of new industries in the Melton area, notably the timber industry and a chaff industry of national importance, greatly facilitated the later transition of the Shire from a pastoral to a farming economy, and struck a major blow to Melton township’s era as a wayside town servicing Ballarat road (especially coach) traffic". Melton Railway Bridge being built across the Werribee Rivertransport