Black and White photograph of the lower end of Bank Street Circa 1900town, bank street

evidence of the 1946 floods in Bank Street outside the Keats house in Port Fairy Black and white photograph of Male walking a bicycle on footpathflood, river, bank street, 1946, keats

Group of people playing cards at Box Hill Community Centre at 17 Bank Street, Box Hill. B&w photobox hill community centre, bank street, leisure

Pedestrian underpass to Bank Street from Main Street going under Station Street, featuring pergola covered in Wisteria.B&w photopedestrian ways, bank street, main street, station street, underpass

Box Hill Community Arts Centre, 17 Bank Street, Box Hill. This was the site of the former Box Hill Junior LibraryB&w photobox hill community arts centre, bank street, community centres

Street parade with floats travelling north along Station Street, Box Hill, over the railway line near the intersection of Bank Street, watched by many people. Possibly 1950's - 1960.B&w photofestivals and celebrations, campbells motors, box hill fisheries, johnson's fish and chip shop, ellingworth's estate agency, monks> ray, jewellers, box hill, station street, railways, bank street, clothing and dress, chamber of commerce

Street Parade travelling north along Station Street, Box Hill, showing corner of Bank Street and the railway crossing. A float for Paddle Shoes is followed by a giant size paint tin for British Paints Limited.B&w photobox hill fisheries, festivals and celebrations, johnson's fish and chip shop, clothing and dress, paddle (shoes), mcewans, monks> roy, jewellers, ellingworth's estate agency, chiropodists, bank street, station street, british paints, railway gates

Drill Hall, Bank Street, Port Fairy. This two-storied building was constructed in 1874 as livery stables and was later used for the garrison from c.1885. The structure is symmetrically arranged about a large arched opening and features include the plinth, quions and the parapet. Reconditioned c.2000 when the interior was renovated for functionsBlack and white photograph of the drill hall a two storied rendered building with double doors opening into the streetdefence, hall, drill hall, bank street

This is a rare photograph of Bank Street as there are none of the buildings shown in this photograph left standing.Black and white photograph of Bank Street early 1900’sstreet, town, bank street, sackville street, windmill

Black and white postcard of shopping streetstreet, town, sackville street, windmill, robinson store

Men playing Bowls on the green on the greens on the corner of Gipps and Bank StreetPhotograph of a sports ground that no longer exists on the corner of Gipps and Bank StreetBlack and white photograph of bowlers on the green on the corner of Gipps and Bank StreetOn back of photograph. Port Fairy Bowling Green. Building, Haylocks Carriage, Gobles Mill. S Brown, (Dake) Malone ? on back of photograph. Allen Farrow, 366 Bourke St, MU3422, Melbourne. For re-ordering please quote No 15 bowls, gipps street, bank street, bowling club

John J. Huntly appears to have been the only licensee of the Royal Oak Hotel, built in 1858. Commercial Hotel Bank Street Port Fairy Formerly known as The Royal Oak and then renamed The Royal Oak in the 1990's. A verandah was added in 1900. Around 1877 the hotel various rooms for visiting doctors and a dentist. Dr Berncastle who was associated with the Sydney Eye Infirmary performed several operations there on those suffering from cataracts. It was the meeting place for the Port Fairy Freemasons, before their lodge was built in James Street and all local sporting clubs at one time or another. Also a Cobb & Co staging post.Large Black and white Photograph of the Commercial Hotel Left hand top corner in Ball point pen- PRESENTED BY MR RON McLEAN Right hand top corner in pen - COMMERCIAL HOTEL Museum Number - 62.04B.012hotel, bank street, port fairy, doctor berncastle, commercial, royal oak, sydney eye infirmary, freemasons, lodge, cobb and co, livery stables

Mayor Cr. Alwyn Charlesworth watches a child doing clay modelling at the opening of the Box Hill Community Centre in 1976. (See p.23 "The Days We Remember")B&w photobox hill community centre, bank street, crafts and craft equipment, charlesworth> alwyn r., the days we remember

Residence attached to the Drill Hall. Now updated and tourist accommodation.coloured photographcottage, building, home, house, bank street

Dublin Housecoloured photographshop, commercial, restaurant, bank street, dublin house

Library users lining up for their library books circa 1953. Librarian is Margaret Thurogood.Black and white photolibraries, box hill library, bank street

CBA Bank View Street Building Citation Black and White Photobendigo, banks, commercial bank

james oddie, oddie's bank, armstrong street south, ballarat

This model was part of a panorama of 11 pieces designed from an almanac in the 1892 Port Fairy Gazette. The Panorama was used in a Historical Display in the historical society rooms in Bank Street but displays the more modern use when the building became the property of the Port Fairy Historical SocietyThis Panorama was part of an eleven piece Panorama of the Streetscape of Port Fairy in 1982. Made by a local resident.Small handmade model of a shop front from the 1892 almanac.In glass display box. Filled with furniture and display cases as it was in the early 1970`sBuilt 1889 Purchased Port Fairy Historical Society as their headquarters Members Welcome Now open Windows "Port Fairy Historical Society" This is model of 24 Bank Street First Museum 1977-1992panorama, model, almanac, historical society, bank street, mewkill

Showing demolition of Box Hill Memorial Youth Club rooms - in Bank street, next to Whitehorse Technical School. box hill memorial youth club, sports and recreations, secondary schools, box hill girls technical school

Box Hill Scottish Dancer performing at the opening of the Community Centre at 17 Bank Street, Box Hill, in August 1976b&w photobox hill scottish dancers, box hill community centre, dancers, dancing

Colour photograph of National Bank in View Street, adjacent to Rosiland Park entry.Estelle Hewston

Opening of the first municipal library service in Box Hill on 28 October, 1950, in Bank Street, Box Hill. The picture shows a captive audience dressed in hats and coats, seated outside the building. B&w photolibraries, box hill library, opening ceremonies

The Bank of Victoria was established in Wodonga during 1873. This two storey bank was constructed on the site in 1876. It later became the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney. In 1876 the Albury Banner and Wodonga Express reported that Mr. Nation had gained the contract for the erection of a new building for the Bank of Victoria, at Wodonga. The site secured for the bank was at the corner of South and Sydney streets, and immediately opposite the new Post and Telegraph Offices. The original bank was demolished in the 1950s and a new bank was built on the site. The new building was constructed with innovative foundations designed to prevent damage from vibrations caused by heavy transport vehicles along High Street which was then part of the Hume Highway. A contemporary newspaper article provides detail of the new bank. The well-lit building with open banking offices was designed by Melbourne architects, Turner and Stephenson, and combined a bright and attractive appearance with a stream-lined working layout. Alderson Swythyn Blackett-Smith, the manager of bank at time of move to new premises stated that the growth of the district and the bank’s business had made the old premises unsatisfactory due to insufficient space. The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (CBC) merged with the National Bank of Australasia in 1982 to form the National Australia Bank and the second bank was closed. The building has since operated as several retail (including video hire and framing shop), commercial and community functions. It is currently (2025) used by the Wodonga Indie School.These images are significant because they document the development of an important financial institution established in Wodonga in the late 19th century.A series of images showing the evolution of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney building in Wodonga from its construction in 1876 to the development of the site in 2025.commercial banking company of sydney, banking wodonga, wodonga financial institutions

Murray Comrie Collection. Information collated by Murray Comrie: Photo after 1886 and before 1899. Shows bakers shop at corner of Commercial Rd and Poverty St, bakery stables and horse. Clouston's, Renshaw's Victoria House, Golden Age Hotel, Renshaw's Commerce House and Post Office. This is an original photographic postcard. Monochrome photographic postcard. View of part of Commercial Road and Poverty Streets, Tarnagulla, from a position on Poverty Street behind the Bank site. Premises on Commercial Road which are visible include the Golden Age Hotel and Renshaw's Drapers.Text near bottom edge: 'Johnsn & Co. Ararat' and 'Tarnagulla'.tarnagulla, commerce, shops, businesses, streetscapes, horses, stables, poverty street, commercial road, main street, golden age hotel, renshaw's, bakery, clouston's

Opening of the first municipal Library service in Box Hill on 28 October, 1950, in Bank Street, Box Hill. The picture shows seated in the front row from RHS are Phillip Billot, Librarian, and fourth from right is Kenneth McIntyre.B&w photolibraries, box hill library, billot> philip, mcintyre> kenneth

The former Borough Chambers in Bank Street once incorporated the Post Office as evidenced by the early pillar box outside. The box was relocated from its former site on the corner of Cox and William Street in 1975. It is still in use todayColoured photograph of five men with a hoist on a truck being used to remove the red post box from corner of Bank and William Streetspillar box, bank street, post office, post box

Shows picture of Mechanics Institute and Victory Hall, Hogan Street, Tatura. Colour photograph showing Commonwealth Bank in Hogan Street, Tatura and business to the left of the Bank. Photograph stuck onto piece of white cardboard. hogan street tatura, commonwealth bank tatura