National Hotel Wakeham Street Stawell c2000 stawell

Three colour photographs of Pleasant Creek Court House c2000stawell

Stawell Police Station c2000 and new Court House Patrick Streetstawell

Esplanade from Strambi Hair salon, included are Trendi clothing and Just Books Lakes Entrance Victoria. Colour photograph 04289.1 shows businesses from Sports Co to Myers Street intersection size 10 x 15 cmColour photograph 04289.1 shows businesses from Sports Co to Myers Street intersection size 10 x 15 cmColour photograph showing shops on Esplanade from Strambi Hair salon, included are Trendi clothing and Just Books Lakes Entrance Victoria. Colour photograph 04289.1 shows businesses from Sports Co to Myers Street intersection c2000businesses, roads and streets

Images prior to restoration c2000Images of building at 14/17 Byrne Avenue, Elwood, Victoria before renovation c2000.mansions, byrne avenue, elwood

The 'Tree of Knowledge' was planted on Arbor Day 1896 by Mrs Elizabeth Downing who lived on the farm that was originally the Mount Helen Site. When the site was purchased in 1966 the architects and planners inspected the site and decided 'The Big Tree' must remain as a central landmark in preparing the layout of the campus.Photograph of the 'Tree of Knowledge', a Tasmanian Blue Gum (Eucalyptus glubulus labillo), located at the Mount Helen Campus of Federation University. The tree is registered by the National Trust,federation university, feduni, university of ballarat, mount helen, tree of knowledge, big tree, blue gum

Coloured photographs of the Ballarat Conferring Ceremonies. Blue photo album with sticky pages and numerous photos of graduation in Founders' Hallgraduation, academic regalia, anne hunt, pam davies, dianna nikkelson, university of ballarat, david fisken, vikki williamson, valerie runyan, mary akers, kerry cox, univesity women

On 29 February 1892 'The Argus' reported on the first Annual Meeting of the Clunes School of Mines. "The annual meeting of the council of the Clunes School of Mines was held last evening at the town-hall. In place of members of the council retiring by effluxion of time the following were elected: — Rev. Elder Gray, Messrs. John Beveridge, R. Nichol, J. Bryant, W. T. Pitcher, J. H. Daley, and T. Gilbert. The first annual report, showing remarkable progress, was received and adopted. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: — Rev. E. Grey, president; Rev. Father John Barrett and Dr. Gordon, vice- presidents; Mr. Joseph Bryant, hon. director; Mr. W. Y. Witherden, hon. treasurer, Mr. H. E. Sando retained the office of secretary, and the officers for the time being were appointed trustees." Great satisfaction was expressed with the success of the school, and the progress and extent of the classes. It was referred to a sub committee to make arrangements for allowing the free inclusion, in certain classes, of a limited number of boys and girls of 14 and upward, who on examination qualified themselves for the privilege. An offer by an anonymous resident to pay the fees for four miners for admission to any class in the school was announced by the president, and received with thanks.Two photographs showing the exterior of a weatherboard building known as the former Ballarat School of Mines Clunes campus. The Timber hall was erected as a School of Mines and later used by the Australian Natives Association. The retort furnace (indicated by the large chimney) is still located in the rear rooms.ballarat school of mines, assaying, clunes school of mines, john beveridge, r. nichol, j. bryant, w. t. pitcher, j. h. daley, t. gilbert, e. grey, john barret, joseph bryant, w. y. witherden, h. e. sando, schools of mines

Coloured brochure highlighting Sovereign Hill's sound and light show "Blood on the Southern Cross". Teureka, eureka stockade, blood on the southern cross, sound and light show, sovereign hill

Ccolour photograph of a brick bathouse at Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve. baths, bathhouse, mineral water, renovation, chimney

Colour photographs (16)Various street scenes within the Melbourne Street Mall