Correspondence between Shire of Blackburn and Mitcham and J.F. Brady, agent for lot holders, Heatherdale Road estate and Mrs Elsie Conway, both requesting Council to take action regarding the removal of a privately owned bridge in Brunswick Road, Mitcham, April 1932.brunswick road, mitcham, shire of blackburn and mitcham, conway, elsie, brady, john f., bridges

Notes of an interview with Jacqueline Lightbody by Lesley Alves on 13 November 2008 on building her first house in Brunswick Road Mitcham in 1950 and life in Mitcham in the 1950s.Notes of an interview with Jacqueline Lightbody by Lesley Alves on 13 November 2008 on building her first house in Brunswick Road Mitcham in 1950 and life in Mitcham in the 1950s.brunswick road, mitcham

Mitcham Community House celebrates 40 years after being established at Mountview House on Whitehorse Road and moving to Brunswick Road, Mitcham in 1996.Mitcham Community House celebrates 40 years. mitcham community house, mountview presbyterian church, mitcham, mountview uniting church, mitcham

Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways BoardRecord of correspondenceLetters / Memo in approx date orderDetails of correspondence regarding the conversion of the Brunswick line, including notes on the North Melbourne line, development of planning, alternative transport such as Trolley buses, some notices, type of tram track (Parked tramway) in Royal Parade, correspondence with Councils, RACV and other bodies who were involved in the project. Includes some notes on staff terminations, rosters, timetables, housing buses during the changeover, tramway operations, rolling stock requirements, a census of Essendon line passengers whether to operate trams via William St or Elizabeth St. , transfer tickets, planning and progress reports. Correspondence scanned as pdf files: 1 - Brunswick Rolling Stock notes 2 - Report to Chairman - Elizabeth St or William St. 3 - RACV and Trolley buses 4 - Motorists' Defence League letter 5 - Trolley buses in Sydney - City of Melbourne report 6 - Royal Parade, parked track or reserved track tramways, correspondence, conversion, cable trams, elizabeth st, brunwick, north melbourne, operations, planning, trolley busestramways, correspondence, conversion, cable trams, elizabeth st, brunwick, north melbourne, operations, planning, trolley buses

Article in Nunawading Gazette re sale of 100 year old home at 5 Longland Road, Heatherdale. Double brick Victorian on bluestone foundations. Originally land was owned by Mr Witt who later became an M.P., later a master butcher. Mr Purches built the bluestone foundations. It was planned to have a village nearby to be called New Brunswick between Emery's Hill (now Mitcham) and what is now Ringwood. The only evidence of the once planned village is the existence of Brunswick Road nearby.longland road, mitcham, witt, william, purches (mr), brunswick road, mitcham, heatherdale, mitcham, emery's hill, real estate, auctions

Quinn CollectionThree-page, double-sided letter on unlined paper (0357.a1-a3) written from the Seamens Institute, New York and dated 31/08/47 with cream, stamped envelope (0357.b). Envelope inscription notes change of address to 140 Brunswick Road, Brunswick, Victoria. letters-from-abroad, quinn, seamens institute, new york, 1947

Quinn CollectionTwo-page, double-sided letter on unlined paper (0359.a1-a2) written on board S.S.Morgenster, dated 19/10/47 with blue-lined, stamped envelope (0359.b). Envelope bears United States postage two stamps.Envelope has been re-addressed to 140 Brunswick Road, Brunswick, Victorialetters-from-abroad, quinn, s.s.morgenster, 1947

Article on relocation of Mitcham Community House to Brunswick Road.neighbourhood houses, mitcham community house inc.