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Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Document - Research paper, Ralph Bartlett, Whitehorse Emblems of the Box Hill and Nunawading District, August 2023
... Bartlett. Ralph...Ralph Bartlett has researched and written a study...Ralph Bartlett... by a series of historical Federal and State flags. Bartlett. Ralph ...In 2023, Ralph Bartlett completed his study of the emblems of Box Hill and Nunawading districts since May 1872.Ralph Bartlett has researched and written a study of emblems of Box Hill and Nunawading districts.non-fictionIn 2023, Ralph Bartlett completed his study of the emblems of Box Hill and Nunawading districts since May 1872.bartlett. ralph, flags, whitehorse emblems -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Mixed media - Video and notes, RDHS Guest Speaker Presentation - "Vexillology - Ringwood & District Emblems" - Ralph Bartlett
... & District Emblems" - Ralph Bartlett...Presenter: Ralph G.C. Bartlett, Co-Founder and Secretary... Road Ringwood North melbourne Presenter: Ralph G.C. Bartlett ...Digitised video (3.28GB) with typed transcript notes. Duration: 60 minutes. Recorded April, 2023 (Video is available for viewing at Ringwood & District Historical Society Archives by appointment)Presenter: Ralph G.C. Bartlett, Co-Founder and Secretary, Flag Society of Australia. Vexillology is all things related to the preservation, history and collection of Flags. -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Book, Russ Haines OAM, Peter Tully, Ralph Bartlett et al, A Century of Local Government in Ringwood, 2024
... & 58 (Ralph Bartlett and Maroondah City Council)....Russ Haines OAM, Peter Tully, Ralph Bartlett... & 58 (Ralph Bartlett and Maroondah City Council). Soft-covered ...Soft-covered A4 size book by Ringwood & District Historical Society subtitled Borough of Ringwood 1924-1960, City of Ringwood 1960-1994, City of Maroondah 1994-2024. Chapters include Early Ringwood, Buildup to Autonomy, Formation of the Borough, Ringwood Councillors, and Ringwood Symbols and Flags (vexillology and semiotics).RDHS kindly acknowledges the encouragement and donation by member Thomas Guest for this booklet. All images are from the Ringwood Community Archives, except flags and crests on pages 56 & 58 (Ralph Bartlett and Maroondah City Council). -
Eltham District Historical Society Inc
Document - Folder, Smith, Samuel
Samuel Smith came to Australia about 1849 with his wife and family, settling at Queenstown and, with the gold rush, established an abattoir. A descendant, Marjorie Smith Motschall wrote about the family in 'Wild WoodDays at Panton Hill'. Many descendants have lived in and around Eltham. The family had four generations of butchers, including Keith, who had a shop in Kew. Contents Photocopy of handwritten notes: Samuel Smith biography. Typed version of handwritten notes: Samuel Smith biography. Letter L Adam to Eltham Shire, 6 March 1884. Seeking information about the Smith family in Yarra Glen: Samuel Smith and Eliza Hurst. Photocopy of page from magazine National Trust Australia (Vic), no date (possibly 1993). Keith Smith closed his butcher shop, Kew, and donated equipment to National Trust, possibly to go to Gulf Station. Newspaper article: "Smith family's fortunes yielded to modern technology - in 1850", Diamond Valley News, 10 March 1987. Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcsamuel smith, eliza hurst, keith smith, gulf station yarra glen, james smith, queenstown, st andrews, sarah smith, richard smith, mary smith, edwin smith, thomas smith, john smith, ralph smith, marjorie smith motshall, wild wood days at panton hill book, louisa purcell, st andrews church queenstown, cherry tree road panton hill, beaumont house panton hill, edwin james samuel smith, violet bartlett, ethel may smith, mary louise smith, violet smtih, fred smith, alan smith, cemetery smiths gully road st andrews, russell smith, joan smith, joyce smith, ethel smith, grand hotel yarra glen