By 1960/61 all the factors operating against a narrow gauge railway were in place for the Colac-Beech Forest line. As well as using a 2-6-2 Tank engine over 60 years old, 14A, the train by this stage only had a louvre van, two NQ trucks and a guard's van to bring to Colac. It was very near the end.Locomotive 14A and a mixed goods trucks taking water at 10 mile tank in c.1960=61. The driver controlling the water is W. Brady while the fireman, Les Ogden, peers into the smoke box. B/W.colac; beech forest; ten mile creek; locomotive 14a; w. brady; l. ogden; railway;

B/W. Between Dinmont and Ditchley, a man on a railway bridge overlooking a waterfall in 1919. dinmont; ditchley; beech forest; waterfall; railways;

Taronga won the Bendigo Pacing Cup on the 13 January 1981, followed by High Moore and Justin Hanover. Taronga owned by BW & VJ Ellis, was trained and driven by C Powell. Taronga raced from 1976 (3yo) through to 1981 (8yo). Career: 22 wins 15 seconds 20 thirds 138 starts.Two colour photographs, one small one large in a brown frame. At the top: Bendigo Trotting Club 13-1-81/ Pacing Cup At the bottom: Left corner: Distance 2300 metres/ Mile rate 2.03-1/5 / Greg Matthews Photo Centre: Taronga (General Scott - Avian Debra) / High Moore 2nd / Justin Hanover 3rd Right corner: Owned by- BW & VJ Ellis/ Trained and driven by - C Powellbendigo harness racing club, horses, race, winner, bendigo trotting club, pacing cup, driver, trainer, owner, 1981, taronga, c powell, bw & vj ellis, high moore, justin hanover, cliff powell, ch powell

Barry WEMYSS Born Ballarat, Victoria Barry Wemyss majored in Ceramics and completed his Degree in 1998. This item is part of the Federation University Art Collection. The Art Collection features over 2000 works and was listed as a 'Ballarat Treasure' in 2007.Terracotta wheel thrown bottle. 'BW' stamped on base.art, artwork, barry wemyss, ceramics

Malcolm Muggeridge delivering his address in St Andrew's Cathedral Sydney at the service to mark the opening of the 1976 Anglican Synod, in the Diocese of SydneyBW photo of Malcolm Muggeridge at a lectern.Malcolm Muggeridge delivering his address in St Andrew's Cathedral Sydney at the service to mark the opening of the 1976 Anglican Synod, in the Diocese of Sydney Presbyterian Life 3 November 1976 p1. Ramon Williams Worldwide Photos, Jannali NSW

Franks Shayi as Scripture Union's area director was appointed national field director of Scripture Union in South Africa. A former school teacher he had lived since he was seven years old. He then studied for a degree in theology at Trinity College Bristol. BW head and shoulders photo of Frank ShayiFrank Shayi, Church & Nation 27/7/1988, p.23frank shayi; scripture union; south africa; trinity college bristol

Neil Gilmore was a Church of Christ minister who was President of the Australian Council of Church (National Council of Churches of Australia, now) in 1973.BW photo of head of Rev. Neil Gilmore.Rev. Neil Gilmore, President Australian Council of Churches

Jean Grigor was a worker in the Department of Christian Education of the Methodist Church.BW head and shoulders photo of Jean Grigor.

Bee Gunn authored an article on a Parent Effectiveness CourseBW head and shoulders portrait of Bee GunnBee Gunn Church & Nation 20/6/1979, p. 7

Reverend John Haysey was ordained in 1965 and served at East Bentleigh, Ringwood East, Altona, Mentone, New Hebrides, Board of Local Mission, Synod Mission Promotion Office, Vanuatu Vila, Gardiner. He retired in 1990.John Haysey BW head and shoulders photoJohn Haysey; Church & Nation 1/3/1978, p. 2reverend john haysey was ordained in 1965 and served at east bentleigh, ringwood east, altona, mentone, new hebrides, board of local mission, synod mission promotion office, vanuatu vila, gardiner. he retired in 1990.

Harold Henderson was a former full time officer at Sydney's Central Methodist Mission before being appointed executive director of World Vision Australia. BW head and shoulders portrait of Harold HendersonHarold Henderson The Spectator 10/9/1975 page 9

Rev. Graham Hall, retired UCA minister, lives in Gisborne Victoria.BW portrait of Rev. Graham Hall, seated.Graham Hall, Church & Nation 15/3/1978 p11rev. graham hall; uca minister (retired)

Prepared by a BTPS volunteer in 1975 for display on tram 40 at the time of the official reopening on 1/2/1975. A second sign was also fitted to the other end of the tram.Demonstrates a sign prepared by the BTPS to record that tram 40 was the last tram on 19/9/1971Sign - painted onto masonite with a white background, with a hole cut out so it could be fitted over No. 40s headlight.Has the initials "BW" in the bottom left hand corner.tramcars, trams, tram 40, last tram, closure, signs

Possibly involved in Institute for Aboriginal Development.Ken Laughton, BW photo, head and shoulders portrait.New Spectator 28/8/1974 page 8ken laughton

No information available.BW head and shoulders portrait of Professor Morgan Edwards.Professor Morgan Edwards

Reverend Allan Mathewson received his LTh in 1929 and served at Flemington & Essendon, Launceston, Orbost, Home Missions, King island, Zeehan and Strahan, Smithton, Laanecoorie, Devenish, Boort, Euroa, Nathalia, Drouin & Bunyip, Yallourn and Ivanhoe.BW photo of Rev. Allan Mathewson, full length.Rev A. Mathewson rev. allan mathewson

Ken Mitchell is a member of the Uniting Church in Hopetoun. He is President of Hope Care which brings people from Melbourne migrant centres to Hopetoun for weekends to share locals. BW Head and Shoulders portrait of Mr Ken MitchellMitchell Church & Nation 13/9/1978 page 6ken mitchell; hopetoun; hope care

See F518-5Henry Newland standing, hands in pockets, BW photoH Newlandhenry newland; victorian synod employee; general secretary northern synod

Reverend Denis Oakley was ordained in 1972 and served at Casterton, Tally Ho Boys Village, W/S 1975-1990, SE and Brighleigh. In this article Reverend Oakley was coordinator of the Inquiry Task Group for the Children's Welfare Association of Victoria. Worked after retirement for a time at Wesley College in the old collegians office.Rev. Denis Oakley; BW head and shoulders photoDennis Oakley (sic) Presbyterian Life 30/7/1975 page 6rev. dennis oakley; tally ho boys village, wesley college.

Reverend Alistair Orton was ordained in 1962 as a Methodist minister, and served at Ulverstone, Latrobe, Rochester, Bendigo East, Secretary Loddon Campaspe Presbytery, Mentone, Burwood Heights. He retired in 1999. Of historical interest, his ancestor was the first Methodist minister to conduct worship in Victoria in colonial days.BW photo of Rev. Alistair Orton, upper body.The Rev Alistair Orton Sec Loddon Campaspe Presbytery (East Bendigo) Church and Nation 24 May 1978 page 8rev. alistair orton; methodist/uc minister; ulverstone, latrobe, rochester, bendigo east, mentone, burwood heights

Reverend Winston O'Reilly was ordained in 1939 and served at Malvern Hill, Coonamble, Peak Hill, Department of Home MIssion, Deputy Principal Leigh College, Principal MLC Burwood, Connexional Secretary, Executive Officer Joint Constitution Commission, Assembly Secretary. He died in 2000.Rev. Winston O'Reilly; head and shoulders BW photoW O'Reilly Mar 80rev. winston o'reilly; malvern hill, coonamble, peak hill, department of home mission, deputy principal leigh college, principal mlc burwood, connexional secretary, executive officer joint constitution commission, assembly secretary

Member of the Division of Social Services and the Board of Communication (probably PCV pre-1977)BW photo of head and shoulders of Tom G. PatersonTom G Paterson member of Div of Social Justice & Bd of Communication. Dennis Mayor Photographer 51 Talbot Crescent Kooyongtom g paterson; board of communication; division of social services; presbyterian church of victoria

Dr Barrie Pittock is clerk of the Melbourne regional Meeting of the Society of Friends and a member of the Victorian Council of Churches executive. He is a research scientist with the CSIRO and has written on aboriginal affairs.BW photo of Dr Barrie Pittock, wearing spectacles.Barry [sic] Pittock. Church and Nation 21 September 1977 p5barrie pittock; society of friends (quakers); victorian council of churches

Corrie Symington has a Dutch background who was ordained in 1987 and served at Burwood, Balwyn Heights and retired in 1997.BW photo of Rev. Corrie Symington, upper body.Corrie Symington, Church and Nation 10/2/1988, p. 18rev. corrie symington; burwood; balwyn heights

Rev. John Smith (1942-2019) was well known throughout Australia as the founder of the God's Squad, a motorcycle club for Christians.Head and shoulders BW photo of Rev. John Smith.John Smith Worldwide Photos Ltd 2nd floor 7 Wilmot Street Sydney NSW Tem 2647220 E3096-6rev. john smith; god's squad

Rev. Dr Letty Russell (20 September 1929-12 July 2007) was an American Presbyterian minister and member of the World Council of Churches Faith and Order Commission and a consultant to the WCC regarding the participation of women in the church. She was a member of the first class of women admitted to the Harvard Divinity School, and one of the first women ordained in the United Presbyterian Church (USA). She taught at Yale Divinity School for 28 years. She was a graduate of Union Theological Seminary, author of 17 books, and very active in the ecumenical movement.Dr Letty Russell, upper body BW photoDr Letty Russellrev. dr letty russell, united presbyterian church (usa), world council of churches, union theological seminary, yale divinity school

Dame Margaret Guilfoyle authored an article on the huge growth in social welfare. She was a Liberal Party politician.BW head and shoulders portrait of Dame Margaret Guilfoyle.Church & Nation 30/7/1980 page 5; Dame Margaret Guilfoyle

Reverend Wesley Hartley was ordained in 1973 and served in Hilton-Spearwood WA, East Malvern, Hobart, Pingelly-Beverley-Brookton, Manning, Trinity Perth, Wembley-Leederville. He was General Secretary Conference of Churches WA. His New Spectator article reported on the Asian Christian Peace Conference held in Kotayam IndiaBW head and shoulders portrait of Rev. Wesley HartleyRev. Wesley H Hartley. New Spectator 12 February 1975 p2rev. wesley hartley; asian christian peace conference 1975; methodist church