Owned by Miss M. Howell (Nurse), 1890s of Barrakee.Pink coloured glass (embossed) & silver scent atomiser.barrakee, howell, atomiser

Black & White landscape PhotographBarrakee Hill (Howards Hill) in backgroundcharlton railway dam & tower, barrakee hill, howells hill

Owned by Nurse Howell, Barrakee.Decorated tin jewellery box with lid and twisted metal handle. Pansy motif - all over pattern. c.1900.howell, jewellery box

Easter 1939. The photo has the Barrakee station in the background. Photo is of the flooded Marmal Creek at Barrakee railway station. George Howell and visitors walked home from the station as it was the only course available. The Marmal Creek was a rageing stream a mile wide and caused damage to the railway line. Passengers travelled by motor trolley from Barrakee to Charlton. The photo was taken by the Howell family. Black and white original photo.

The last ticket issued being No 0029Souvenir Rail Ticket Brown Cardboard with Black PrintingSouvenir Rail Ticket/Charlton Centenary Celebration/Barrakee/To/Charlton/Second Class Single/Second Class Single/Available for Ordinary Train day of Issue Only/10th Oct 19674/0029rail ticket, charlton centenary, 1964, l. harrison station master, barrakee to charlton

Portion of loosely -bound thirty-four double sided cream coloured page farm diary anonymous donor received 2011. Charlton, Barrakee, Buckrabanyule districts. Record segments date from period 1886-1894. Temperature, rainfall, farm-life both domestic and agricultural recorded. Prices of animal stock, grain and machinery. Property names mentioned include New Guinea, Maylands, The diary begins on 4.1.1886 on 10.2.1886 he was sworn in as one of Her Majesties Volunteers to serve for a period of three years , gave a cheque for three pounds 13 shillings for the purchase of a new rifle 27.2.1886 'Received my new rifle today with bayonet , belt and pouch , No 9153 . 17.5.1886 entry states he went to the Presbyterian team meeting at Charlton and enjoyed himself very muchheritage, charlton, farming