Laminated photograph of Burnley site and surroundings. Buildings 1-9 (on area sold off) outlined. Vehicular Site Access Routes marked. By Billard Leece Partnership. R. Corporation No TP 007 REV C August 2003. Typed paper attachment describes proposed development of site.areas sold off, burnley campus, adjustments to site

Given to Archives by Jim Galea (Staff 1985-87).Prints and paper copies of plan of Burnley Campus by Fresco Color Group No 60 337-A dated February 1986. Scale 1:500. (1) 3 prints of the plan, 1 small, 2 larger (1 with legend and grid). (2) Tracing paper copy, no legend, no grid. (3) Paper copy, legend and grid, of Ornamental Garden Area. (4) "Drawing Orchard Site Plan," grid and legend printed, the rest hand drawn. (5) Film and paper copies without grid and legend. N.B. 11.0716, Further development of Plan. vcah, burnley, fresco color group, orchard, burnley gardens

Plan by Public Works Dept., Melbourne. M. Drake (draughtsman), R. G. Wilson, Chief Architect.Copy 2 has some pencil additionsm. drake, g.r. wilson, burnley gardens, buildings, victoria public works department

Pencilled notes: Planted 1930 (according to Mr. Fish). Revised 1932, 1937. Still in existence 20-9-50 A.J.T[eese] Plan with Swan St on N side and curved metalled road from N to S. Details of plants on either side numbered with position marked on plan. Scale 1 inch to 20 feet. Sealed in plastic cover. Used for Centenary display. Many amendments to plant names in ink and pencil. On reverse side: "Entrance & Garden Outlay"burnley horticultural school, experimental plots, plant names

Plans of the Burnley Campus, Ornamental Gardens from Plan 11.0715 by Alexander Metherell Pty. Ltd. Dated November 1983. Scale 1:500. (1) 5 copies, buildings shaded showing construction type. Job No BHC/1 Drawing No SP/1. Tree placements stamped on, includes legend. (2) 2 copies No SP/1c. In Description column, "A" Building Names 7/02/1984. Also see B15.0352 full report. B11.0715 originals. B11.0599 SP/3.ornamental gardens, burnley campus, burnley horticultural college, alexander metherell p/l

Sketch of the proposed boundaries of the village of Richmond in the County of Bourke Parish of Jika-Jika. Handwritten on original: "Transmitted with Description and my letter No 43/150 Dated 11th November 1843 Robert Hoddle." Shows Burnley Gardens site as "Reserve. Survey Department." original in Central Plan Office, Department of Natural Resources and EnvironmentIn ink: From Central Plan Office Dept. Nat. Resources & Environmentrichmond, jika-jika, survey department, yarra river, robert hoddle

Repco Brabham Engines Pty Ltd, initially based at 81 Burnley Street, Richmond moved their entire engine program to 87 Mitchell Street, Maidstone in December 1964. This site became the Repco Brabham Engine Works, responsible for, design, machining, assembly, testing and race spec development. The Maidstone shop was small but closer to a precision engineering laboratory than a factory, but produced world beating engines. The Maidstone works produced the entire family of Repco–Brabham V8 engines, including the RB620 (1966), RB740 / RB730 Series (1967) and later 4.2 – 5.0 litre sportscar engines. The RB620 was the engine that powered Jack Bradham to his F1 1966 Driver’s and Constructors’ World Championship and the RB740 that powered Denny Hulme to his F1 1967 Constructors’ World Championship.This small but world‑class engineering shop built the Repco–Brabham V8 engines that won the 1966 and 1967 Formula One World Championships, the only F1 engines ever built in Australia to win a world title. The engineering workshop became one of the most important motorsport engineering locations in Australian's history.repco brabham engine works, mitchell street, maidstone, jack brabham

Title of main plans on verso of plan 3.site plan, buildings, plans, burnley campus, institute of land and food resources, university of melbourne

site plan, buildings, administration building, plant science laboratories, quad, library, student amenities building, engineering, urban horticulture, nursery