This book discusses the role Australians played in World War I, and the rise of the ANZAC Legend.96p.world war 1, anzac legend

Report compiled by four students of Tourism at Ballarat University College (later Federation University Australia)victorian tourisim industry, tourism, victorian goldfields, maldon, built heritage, national trust

Booknon-fictionInterviews with 12 significant women artists, predominantly working in North America. The interviews start include a brief biography and black and white photos of each artist,and images of their work.sonia delaunay, louise nevelson, lee krasner, alice neel, grace hartigan, marisol, lila katzen, elanor antin, audrey flack, nancy grossman, barbara hepworth, eva hesse

ill., p.320.fictionA story of a young slave who became a national heroine.ireland - religion - fiction, saint brigid of ireland

Black and white photograph of Surf life Saving Club at presentation evening, Best Patrol. Chris Ryan, Nat Nelson, Brad Walker, Paul Shine, Billy Curry, Cindy Ryan, Kaye Ellett, Cindy Mitchell, Gabe Shine, Amanda Bishop. Lakes Entrance Victoriasurf lifesaving, volunteering

Ah Louey (''Fedder Duster'') - information re market gardener of Retreat Road. This information (single typewritten sheet entitled ''Memories of Fedder Duster) evidently supplied by Mrs Lydia Chancellor). No date.person, individual, ah louey, mrs chancellor, fedder duster, mr curnow.

Pamphlet (2 double sided A4 sheets) of student contributions by Malcolm Harding (10.1), Kate Ord(10.1), Cindy Davidson (10.6), Darren Ramus (10.5) with several sketches by S Kent. rts, ringwood tech

Stories of Beowulf reinterpreted for children, told by H. E. Marshall & edited by Louey Chisholm. From the childhood collection of Monica Turner, nee Smith, descendant of early Kilmore business families, the Morrisseys and Hartnells.Brown cloth-bound hardcover book, worn at extremities, loss of colour. Missing dust jacket. Binding tight & square. Minor foxing and discolouration throughout. 10 colour plates all present in very good condition. 112 pp. Good condition.Front flyleaf, 'Pip Smith', pencil, cursive.children's literature, turner collection

Nathaniel Hawthorne's Greek Tales rewritten for children in the "Told to the Children Series" edited by Louey Chisholm. Books of Monica Turner (nee Smith) donated by her daughter, Joan Smith. Descendants of early Kilmore business families, the Morrisseys and Hartnells.Reddish-pink paper covered board cover with colour plate pasted to front. Worn at corners and spine edges. Missing dust jacket. Evidence of internal hinge repair back & front. Slightly ragged appearance to page edges. Foxing throughout, decreasing through pages. Binding tight. Five colour plates clean and intact. Probable First Edition, undated, 1906. 107 pp. Good condition.Front flyleaf, 'Monica Turner', handwritten cursive.children's literature, turner collection

BHS CollectionBendigo Advertiser ''the way we were'' from 2003. In costume: Bendigo Advertiser staff dress up for the Bendigo Advertiser's 140th birthday. From left: Sharon Ettwell, Cindy Brownfield, Dianne Lowe, Christine Burton and Nadia Riechte. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

This house was the home of William Michael Grigg and his family. It later was lived in by Les & Gwen Kerr, Russell & Cathy Kerr, Cindy and Justin Liddy, Ivan and Mary Perrin. Christopher Grigg was given the photograph by his Great Aunt Nell Grigg.Original mounted photograph of weatherboard house with two girls standing in front."Grigg house - Geelong Road Linton/later owned by Kerrs/Ena & Nell Grigg/in garden at home/in Linton/Ena about 14 yrs Nell 4 yrs/1905".nell grigg, ena grigg, houses

"Told to the Children Series", edited by Louey Chisholm. Mary MacGregor (1872 - 1961), b. Ontario, Canada. Author of several novels and biographies. Books of Monica Smith (nee Turner) donated by her daughter, Joan Smith. Descendents of early Kilmore pioneering business families, the Morrisseys and Hartnells.Greenish paper on board cover with colour plate pasted to front. Missing dust jacket.Wear to extremities, particularly spine. Small pink marks to lower front cover, ink stain right sied front cover.Evidence of previous hinge repair front and back. Slightly ragged appearance to page edges. Foxing to end papers. Binding tight. Seven colour plates all present and in good condition. Probable First Edition, 1908, undated. 115 pp. Good condition.Inside front cover, 'Monica Turner/7th August 1908children's literature, turner collection

"Told to the Children Series", edited by Louey Chisholm. Mary MacGregor (1872 - 1961), b. Ontario Canada. Author of several novels and biographies. Books of Monica Smith (nee Turner) donated by her daughter, Joan Smith. Descendants of early Kilmore pioneering business families. the Morrissey and Hartnell families.Brown paper on board cover with colour plate pasted on front. Missing dust jacket. Slightly worn edges. Evidence of earlier hinge repair front & back. Slightly ragged appearance to page edges. Binding tight. Eight colour plates all present in good condition. Probable First Edition, undated, 1906.116 pp. Good condition.On front flyleaf, 'Monica Turner/1909'.children's literature

Pyramid hill a Durham Ox. Victorians mounted Rifles stones from the Boer War in South Africa 1899 -1903 to presentation of medals 1905" compiled by margret Williamson Cindy Parker and Lisa Pickersgill while soft cover photo of memorial hall and centotaph on cover. 128 PPbooks, military history

A volume in the "Told to the Children Series", edited by Louey Chisholm. A retelling of Charles Kingsley's "The Heroes". Mary MacGregor (1872 - 1961), b. Ontario, Canada. Author of several novels and biographies. Books of Monica Smith (nee Turner) donated by her daughter, Joan Smith. Descendants of pioneering Kilmore families - the Morrisseys and Hartnells.Blue paper covered board cover with colour plate pasted to the front. Moderated wear to extremeties, pronounced fading around edges of back and front covers. Evidence of earlier hinge repair back and front. Slightly ragged appearance to page edges. Half title page very discoloured with torn piece at top right. Four colour plates all present and in good condition. Probable First Edition, 1908, undated.115 pp. Fair-good conditionFront flyleaf, '1908 Monica Turner/"Hendra"/Geelong', handwritten cursive. '1/3' top right corner, pencil.children's literature, turner collection

"Told to the Children Series", edited by Louey Chisholm. Based on Edward Spenser's 1590 classic epic poem of the same name. Jeannie Lang was a turn of the century Scottish author. Book belonging to Monica Smith (nee Turner), donated by her daughter, Jean Smith. Descendants of early pioneering Kilmore business families, the Morrisseys and Hartnells. Grey paper on board with colour plate pasted on front. Missing dust jacket. Covered with plastic secured by now discoloured sticky tape. Worn corners. Evidence of earlier hinge repair back & front. Slightly ragged appearance to page edges. Body of book has separated at front and back hinges, repaired with sticky tape, binding loose. Half title page tornEight colour plates all present and intact. Probable First Edition, undated. 115 pp. Fair condition.Inside flyleaf, 'Monica Turner/from/Mother/1905', handwritten cursive.children's literature

Newspaper article - written on top 'early before Jan 1983' Title: ' Dragon its tail? Not Bendigo by Alan Dearn. Article describes history of Easter Fair. Louey Wat Soon, Neil Roxborough details the history of the imperial dragon, kept by the Chinese Association packed in camphor wood chests with other rare costumes.bendigo, chinese, bendigo easter fair

Owner of the photograph identified Andrew McKinley, Michael Morrow, Ian Goddard, Bil Sloss, Nigel Wettenhall, Cindy John, Carol Hamilton, Marilyn Condor, Illona Bauers, Glenda Webb, Elizabeth Kamaretsos, Toni Dale, Anne Barnes. Photograph possibly includes Chris Shorten, Glenyce Greenbank, Pauline Irvine, Meredith Lutge.Two black and white photographs featuring Clarendon Presbyterian Ladies College Kindergarten or Prepatory Class in 1954-1955. Photograph taken in playground at Mair Street Property and includes main school buildings in background of one photograph.clarendon-presbyterian-ladies-college, 1955, 1954, kindergarten, photograph, andrew-mckinley, michael-morrow, ian-goddard, bil-sloss, nigel-wettenhall, cindy-john, carol-hamilton, marilyn-condor, illona-bauers, glenda-webb, elizabeth-kamaretsos, toni-dale, anne-barnes, chris-shorten, glenyce-greenbank, pauline-irvine, meredith-lutge

Coloured photo of the Grade 4 Netball - C4 Team of 1981. Photo taken in library. The girls are wearing yellow t-shirts with a printed emblem and Golden Square printed on them and dark blue skirts. The names of the girls are: Cindy Knight, Dianne Thompson, Melissa Waters, Sharon Baker, Susan Mannallack, Sara Gormley and Nicole Metcalfe.education, primary, golden square laurel st p.s., golden square laurel street p.s. collection - photograph grade 4 netball c4, cindy knight, dianne thompson, melissa waters, sharon baker, susan mannallack, sara gormley, nicole metcalfe

Back Row: Mrs Noelene Joy, Brenton Gibson, Shaun Cosgriff, David Coad, Tony Scantleton, Nicolas Holden, - Mrs Paulene Gower Middle Row: Christopher Holden, David Holden, David Cosgriff, Leish Scanleton, David Troutbeck, Jason Gibson, Bard May. Front Row: Jodi May, Mia Fraser, Michelle Taylor, Lucinda Holden, Romana Forquet-Busom, ________, Cindy Gibson, Claire West.Colour Photograph of Students and TeacherConcongella Primary School 1980students, education

Front Row: (L to R) Jodi May, Claire Weat, Michelle Taylor, Ramona Foguet-Busom, Lucinda Holden, Nia Fraser, Cindy Gibson. Second Row Christopher Holden, Rudi Turbos, David Holden, Jason Gibson, Brad May, Mathew McKay, Third Row: Glenn McKay, Nicholas Holden, Tony Scantleton, David Cosgriff, Shaun Cosgriff, Jason Holden. VC 15522 Concongell Primary School: Teacher Mrs Gower, Mrs JoyColour Photgraph of students and TeachersConcongella Primary School 1981students, education

Was a small triangular shaped shop opposite the Poat Office. Was called Kings Cross Cafe when owned by Tina and Pat Paganella in the late 1960's early 1970's. Was also a Chinese Restaurant, Silver Sampan, mid - late 1970's, run by Liz and Warwick. Faye Lancaster and Heather Costigan ran it as a Fish and Chip shop around 1982. Cindy’s Takeaway by the Powells was the last business prior to it being demolished to make way for the present arcade.Black and white photograph taken inside Arceris small cafe on the corner of Esplanade and Barkes Avenue opposite the Post Office Lakes Entrance Victoriabusinesses, restaurant