Series title: Camberwell Council Leisure study: discussion papers on leisure; 10 126p.; maps; This discussion paper only present draft policies, and are published in this form to obtain the opinions of the community, councillors, field-workers and experts.126p.; maps; This discussion paper only present draft policies, and are published in this form to obtain the opinions of the community, councillors, field-workers and experts.open spaces, camberwell, victoria, recreational use

Print of photograph with inscription 'Camberwell Victoria, Garbage men loading rubbish into a Camberwell City Council truck c. 1950' Camberwell Victoria, Garbage men loading rubbish into a Camberwell City Council truck c. 1950camberwell

The Honor Roll and Shrine in the Surrey Gardens were opened on Sunday 7 April 1918, prior to the cessation of fighting. Mrs Charles H D Steele (MS: Sarah Margaret Russell), president of the local Patriotic League, is credited with the idea of building The Shrine as a fitting memorial to the soldiers of the district. The Surrey Hills Progress Association coordinated raising funds from local residents. John Kendrick Blogg carved the beautiful honor roll in Indian teak and Australian white mahogany and the design of The Shrine was by architectural firm Gawler & Drummond. John Stevens Gawler was a partner in the firm, lived locally and also enlisted. Although he may have been overseas during some of the design process he is often credited with the design. Both men donated their services. The 2 cannons in the gardens were acquired by Mr Arthur Brookes in 1901 to commemorate the end of the Boer War. He was popularly known as 'Empire Brooks' and the cannons as 'Brooks' Babies'. They were originally placed in the grounds of the Guildford Road Recreation Oval. Arthur Brooks was an active community member and one of the founding members of the Surrey Hills Progress Association. Original photo was contained in a booklet printed by Camberwell Council in 1933.This is one of the earliest known photos of 3 elements important in designating the Surrey Gardens as one of the City of Boroondara's heritage gardens, now protected by a heritage overlay. The Shrine was one of the first WW1 memorials to be built in Australia and possibly the first in Victoria. It was unveiled prior to the end of hostilities and was built entirely through local community effort. The design of The Shrine, reflective of domestic architecture, is unusual. Its Honor Roll is also a noted example of sculptor John Kendrick Blogg's work and valued especially for its incorporation of Australian motifs, wattle blossom and gum leaves. The boomerang over the full width of the monument was said to be symbolic of both those who did and did not return. Black and white photo of part of the Surrey Gardens, located between Union Road and Norfolk Road, Surrey Hills. It shows The Shrine, the cannons installed to commemorate the end of the Boer War and the Memorial Cross. Taken from within the park looking east. surrey gardens, shrine of remembrance, monuments and memorials, boer war, mr john kendrick blogg, mr arthur brooks, mrs charles steele, mrs sarah steele, miss sarah margaret russell, cannons, mr john gawler

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47p;i lll. This paper brings together materials on community information needs and services in the City of Camberwell, and suggests a broad framework and strategy for the development of information services.47p;i lll. This paper brings together materials on community information needs and services in the City of Camberwell, and suggests a broad framework and strategy for the development of information services.information services, community groups, city of camberwell

Note by T.H. Kneen 24 June 1992, "B91.424 and 425 are paired to show effect of lowering road level and consequent adjustment to access to the houses photographed. The handwriting is Mr. Jessep's."Black and white photograph. The front of 2 suburban houses. No front fences.suburban house, a.w. jessep, landscaping

Note by T.H. Kneen 24 June 1992, "B91.424 and 425 are paired to show effect of lowering road level and consequent adjustment to access to the houses photographed. The handwriting is Mr. Jessep's."Black and white photograph. The front of the same 2 suburban houses as B91.424. The nature strip has been lowered to the same level as the road and each has a wooden paling front fence.suburban house, a.w. jessep, landscaping

Reference report associated with photos: EDHS_05569-30-4 Box Hill Tip EDHS_05569-30-6 Camberwell Tip EDHS_05569-30-7 Camberwell Tip EDHS_05569-30-8 Camberwell TipRecord of various Shire of Eltham infrastructure works undertaken during the period of 1952-1962 involving bridge and road reconstruction projects, sometimes with Eltham Shire Council Project Reference numbers quoted. It was during this period that a number of significant improvements were made to roads and new bridges constructed within the shire that remain in place as of present day (2022). In many situations, the photos provide a tangible visible record of infrastructure that existed throughout the early days of the Shire. The album was put together by or under the direction of the Shire Engineer, J.A. McDonald.infrastructure, shire of eltham, benchmark studies, box hill state school, box hill teachers college, box hill tip, andrew park, camberwell city council tip, eltham lower park, eltham tip, health inspector, heidelberg city tip, j.a. mcdonald, montmorency park, panorama avenue, report, road construction, shire engineer, skyline theatre, tips, w.u. hughes, works committee: garbage disposal

First laid in 1921 at the Camberwell RSL in Canterbury Road Camberwell. Relaided in 1978 on a wall of a unit at the Camberwell Council retirement home on the same site after the Camberwell RSL was demolished. Discovered in 2017 by Peter Fielding and removed for rededication at the Camberwell RSL on the 100 centenary in 2019.Very significant historical piece.Marble and Granite Foundation stoneThis stone was laid by His Excellency the Governor General Lord Forster PC. CCMG on the 3rd December 1921 AD

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