Black and white photo of Toc H members concreting at base for new workshop off Agra Street Mitcham.|Ref ND2597toc h - mitcham branch, williams, george, white, orme, walker, arthur, graham, 'uncle jack', gleeson

Black and white photograph of Original Toc H Log Cabin of Mitcham Branch, off Agra Street, Mitcham. Cross Reference ND2597.toc h - mitcham branch

Black and white photo of Toc H Members inspecting fire damage to log cabin off Agra Street Mitcham - March 1960|Ref ND2597toc h - mitcham branch, white, orme, graham, 'uncle jack', crossley, les, barbour, barry

Black and white photo of Toc H Members inspecting fire damage to log cabin off Agra Street, Mitcham - March 1960.|Ref ND2597toc h - mitcham branch, skewes, george, white, orme, graham, 'uncle jack', crossley, les, barbour, barry

Black and white photo of Toc H members of Mitcham Branch outside burnt remains of log cabin off Agra Street, Mitcham in March 1960|Ref ND2597toc h - mitcham branch, williams, george, skewes, white, orme, walker, arthur, graham, 'uncle jack', crossley, les, arrowsmith, ted, crawley, len, gleeson, dickie

Black and white photo of remains of Toc H log cabin after fire in March 1960|Ref ND2597toc h - mitcham branch

Black and white photo of Toc H Members inspecting damage to Mitcham Branch's log cabin in March 1960|Ref ND2597toc h - mitcham branch, williams, george, skewes, white, orme, walker, arthur, graham, 'uncle jack', crossley, les, arrowsmith, ted, crawley, len, gleeson, dickie

Brochure for auction, 8 October 1938 of Walker Estate, Mitcham. 9 room brick residence and 11/2 acres of grounds, subdivided into 12 building sites for brick residences. House built for E.E. Walker by Louis Hatherley. Auctioneers: Edward Haughton Pty Ltd and Drake & Co.land subdivision, walker estate, walker, edgar edwardes, hatherley, louis, meerut street, mitcham, mitcham road, agra street, simla street

Series of photographs loaned for copying by Robert Collier through Keith Rooney. Photographs have been scanned by Ted Arrowsmith at 300dpi as a 'tiff' and burnt onto a CD Rom. copies of photographs were produced from the CD Rom for inclusion in the album.Black and white photograph of the Water Tower at the Mitcham Reservoir, located in north-eastern corner of reservoir close to Agra Street.mitcham, water tower, mitcham reservoir

Black & white photo of construction workers with their horse-drawn dray working on the construction of the Mitcham Reservoir for the then Melbourne & Metropolitan Board of Works in 1922.melbourne and metropolitan board of works, mitcham reservoir, agra street, gotts r c

Planning Notice concerning the Walker Estate in Mitcham. Amendment to the Whitehorse Planning Scheme could include protection of buildings of historical significance, proposed early in 1999. Includes map of area.maps, walker estate, mitcham road, mitcham, calcutta street, mitcham, delhi street, mitcham, agra street, mitcham, simla street, mitcham, benares street, mitcham, meerut street, mitcham, the strand, mitcham, percy street, mitcham, stanley grove, mitcham, bray, dawn

Mitcham streets reflecting Indian cities that were named by a well-known local who loved travelling there. Vermont South streets named after Australia's best wine regions was testament to the suburb's wine-making history.Mitcham streets reflecting Indian cities that were named by a well-known local who loved travelling there. agra street, mitcham, calcutta street, mitcham, delhi street, mitcham, barossa avenue, vermont south, hunter valley road, vermont south, coonawarra drive, vermont south

Information on Mitcham branch of Toc H suffering the loss by fire of their 'log hut' on the Board of Works property in Agra Street. Toc H is nondenominational and the local branch gives practical help to needy persons in the community. Members hope to commence rebuilding and resume full operations.toc h mitcham branch;, service clubs

ROGER WEBBER Born at Agra India, November, 1900, eldest of 6 sons of the Rev. and Mrs. P. Webber. In 1917 he came to Victoria, Australia to finish his schooling at Caulfield Grammar School. His parents left India for Australia in 1919 and in 1921 Rev. Webber was appointed Minister to St. Pauls Church of England, Ringwood. The family moved to the Vicarage then situated in Warrandyte Road (now part of Eastland Car Park). Roger married Miss Ruth Danby of Oban Road North Ringwood in 1926 and settled in a house in Ringwood Street that was to be their home for over 40 years. A keen athlete, he was captain of the Church cricket team and later East Ringwood Cricket Club winning the Premiership in 1933. Belonging to Croydon Golf Club and Ringwood Bowling Club, he won trophies in both sports. An active member of the Ringwood Horticulture Society, keenly growing first Dahlias and Tulips but later becoming well known for his Gladiolas winning many blue ribbons at flower shows throughout Victoria. He was always very fond of painting and sketching so when ill-health forced early retirement from Rowntree-Murrays Pty. Limited he gave up some of his more active hobbies to be able to devote his time to his painting. A (foundation?) member of the Ringwood Arts Society he gave tuition and encouragement happily to other members. Painting mostly Australian landscapes, he and Mrs. Webber made many caravan trips into the country, often with other artists, where Roger twice won the Bright Award. Their favourite area was Bright one of the last landscapes he painted In October 1969 he suffered a stroke which tragically left him paralysed but early in 1970 he won yet another Award, given by the Ringwood Council, with In May, 1970 Roger Webber passed away at Caulfield Hospital survived by his wife, 2 sons and a daughter, leaving a legacy of Australiana in oils. Refer to Artists in the Ringwood Area book (Russ Haines OAM) for further details