1923 Charlton FloodBlack and white photo. 1923 Flood in High St Charlton, looking towards monument. Digital copy.charlton flood 1923, high st charlton

Flood over high Street C.1923. Old Bridge built by James Patterson in 1867charlton flood 1923, james patterson bridge, home & surgery of dr. william wilson (on right)

Photo taken of Charlton flood 1923, from Wylie's two storey building, looking west across the bridge. Photo includes the Mechanics Institute and triangular garden, recently built war memorial, and the wooden bridge across the Avoca River. Photo is part of H.Narber's collection of the June 1923 floodBlack and white photocopy of original photo.

5 miles out the St Arnaud Road near Roy Baker's old residence.Flood 1923 Charlton/St Arnaud Road. L-R car with 2 men standing nearby, horse & buggy in middle of road, another car with 2 people. Unframed landscape photo with dark border.St Arnaud Road flood near Roy Bakers old residence.1923, floods

1923 Flood, Telegraph Hotel, Armstrong Street, Charlton, Victoria1923 flood - Telegraph Hotel, Armstrong Street Charlton. Obituary: Charlton 100 years ago 18-02-1922 - 24/02/1922. Mr Francis Gilbert Livingstone passed away at Castlemaine on 14th ins. He was a very well known & highly respected old resident of Charlton & Narrewillock. Until October last he held the license of the Telegraph Hotel and was a familiar figure in his wheel chair under the shade trees at land at Narrewillock, where he farmed until failing health compelled him to give up the strenuous work of those early pioneering days, and in 1892 he took the license of the Telegraph Hotel which he retained until recently. He was 61 years of age.telegragh hotel, charlton, livingstone, floods

Sepia postcard of 1923 flood in Charlton. Looking west up High Street from Armstrong St corner. People standing in water.charlton, floods, high street

Flood 1923 High St Charlton, outside Wylie's store, taken by H. Barber. Beatrice Barber and daughters Elizabeth and Bernice standing outside his jewelers shop. A group of 4 is standing outside Wylie's general store, a 2 storey building.Black and white photocopy of the original photocharlton, business, floods, wylie's building

Flood June 1923, part of H Barber's collection of photos. Taken beside the newly unveiled war memorial looking east down High St. There are 3 men, a dog and a boat in the photo. Left side of the street is Curnow's grocery store and CBA bank. Right side of the street is Barber's Jewellers and Wylie's general store.Black and white photocopy of original photo.charlton, floods

1923 flood, west end of High St. Spectators outside Wylie's store and Barber's jewellrey store. Photo taken by H. Barber Jeweller, part of a set of photos taken in June 1923.Black and white photocopy of original photofloods, business, high street, charlton

June 1923 flood in High St, looking across the bridge from West Charlton. Part of a collection of photos taken by H.Barber.Black and white photocopy of original photo

June 1923 Flood, photo of H.Barber and a dog in the boat. A group of 4 spectators watching at the corner of High and Armstrong St. Black and white photocopy of original photo

Photo is part of a collection by H.Barber, Jeweller of the June 1923 flood, showing the backyard of Curnow's Garage on the west side of the bridgeBlack and white photocopy of original photo

Part of H.Barber's collection of June 1923 flood in Charlton. Photo taken from the west end of High St with Harold Barber towing a small boat and a passenger down the street. Buildings in the photo are Stowes's fruit shop and the Commercial Bank of Australasia.Black and white photocopy of original photo

Photocopy of original photo taken by H.Barber of the June 923 flood in Charlton. Photo is looking across the bridge from West Charlton, with a car driving through the flood water and spectators standing on the bridge.Black and white photocopy of original photo

Unframed landscape Sepia(Looking accross river towards Tower on Clifton Hill) - The Tower is arrowed - 1st August 1923, Charlton Floods. The arrow indicates highest point in Charlton. The water tower in the middle of picture. Submerged backyards are visible only.floods 1923

Landscape unframed sepia photo1st August 1923. Floods Charlton - shows Tinsmith shop William McConnell, The flood water had started to fall when photo taken in the Mainstreet. The water rose to 6 inches over the floor and boats were able to travel this street.floods 1923, high st charlton, tinsmith shop, william mcconnell

Bridge over the Avoca River approaching Charlton Township. Flood waters can be seen through the railings. C1956-7. New bridge built in 1923 for CRB by contractor H.B. Irwin as part of the road upgrade to highway standard. Named Calder Highway in honour of first chairman of Country Roads Board.The Rose Series P.3423. Bridge over Avoca River Charlton Vic. 3525

Unframed landscape PhotoAugust 1st, 1923 Charlton Vic. 3525. No. 1 arrow - Jim House - McConnell (later home of Elsa Paterson). No. 2 arrow - Mothers house - Nurse McConnell Private Hospital. Taken from railway bridgemcconnell private hospital