Cragg Sisters Father William Grundy Cragg 1862-1938 a Cabinet Maker made the Honour Roll. Brother Henry also cabinetmaker. Mother Annie Cragg (ne Wearmouth) 1863-1948 married 1895. Elizabeth (Bess or Bessie) Cragg 1896-1985 of Smith Street in 1920 prepared WW1 Honour roll for shire while she was a part time student and part time instructor at the then School of Mines. Music teacher Annie (Nan) Cragg 1897-1984 Of Smith Street Stawell. School teacher from 1915. Taught at Watta Wella. (Fat Miss Cragg). Owned a car. Marjorie Cragg1900-1982 Schoolteacher in Melbourne. Married Henry Bird Jessie Cragg 1901-1998 School Teacher from 1922 of Smith Street (Skinny Miss Cragg) looked after Cragg household. Agnes Cragg 1903-1930 Schoolteacher in Melbourne Married cousin Lancelot Wearmouth D’Arcy Street. Agnes was murdered by her husband Lancelot.   Five women climbing ladder up rocks in Wonderland Grampians.Cragg girls climbing in Grampians 1923 or 1924.

Part of a collection of 'Rose & Valentine' series of Post Cards. Copied by John Jansson 1984B&W postcard. View of the pathway leading to the top of the Nobbies. Various figures in the process of climbing up the track.No. Inscriptions. Added under photograph "Climbing the Nobbies"local history, photography, photographs, postcards, black & white postcard copy, the nobbies, walkers, phillip island

The historical documented account of the first winter traverse from Mt Hotham across Mt Bogong. The extreme winter conditions of the region was a barrier for all except the three pioneers of this expedition.This book details the the determination and true spirit of the Australian psyche to overcome extreme hardships and have the endurance to fulfill an adventure in the early 1900's.A photo copy of a black spiral bound book written in 1933 covering the memoirs and photos of only the first (at the time of writing) winter climbing of Mount Bogong in1932. It was written by Jack K.Tulloh (a journalist), E.C. Robinson and W.D. Bertram. This book was photocopied and rebound for the 60th anniversary of the climb.The Climbing Of Bogong Mountain 1932. First page author's dedication: To Bill from Jack 17/2/1933. Second page address: To jack Eddie & Bill " In recognition of your epic journey 50 years ago" John, Helen, David, Iain, Andrew & Hamish, also written in freestyle underneath and in brackets "Bertrams all" underneath signed by Gwen Tulloh, Barbara Betram and Ann Robinson The third page written in free hand " Inscribed by those who lunched9WELL0 on the golden anniversary of the trip 17/8/82. Next to a photo of the three climbers their signatures.climbing mount bogong, victorian alps in winter, snow at mt bogong 1920's winter sports, skiing, mt bogong, book, snow, cross country skiing

Cragg Sisters Father William Grundy Cragg 1862-1938 a Cabinet Maker made the Honour Roll. Brother Henry also cabinetmaker. Mother Annie Cragg (ne Wearmouth) 1863-1948 married 1895. Elizabeth (Bess or Bessie) Cragg 1896-1985 of Smith Street in 1920 prepared WW1 Honour roll for shire while she was a part time student and part time instructor at the then School of Mines. Music teacher Annie (Nan) Cragg 1897-1984 Of Smith Street Stawell. School teacher from 1915. Taught at Watta Wella. (Fat Miss Cragg). Owned a car. Marjorie Cragg1900-1982 Schoolteacher in Melbourne. Married Henry Bird Jessie Cragg 1901-1998 School Teacher from 1922 of Smith Street (Skinny Miss Cragg) looked after Cragg household. Agnes Cragg 1903-1930 Schoolteacher in Melbourne Married cousin Lancelot Wearmouth D’Arcy Street. Agnes was murdered by her husband Lancelot.   Group of 11 people posing in front of ladder up rocks. One at back in sailors uniform. William Cragg at bottom right.Cragg family climbing in the Grand Canyon Grampians. 1924

Colour photographs.. 4 colour photographs of a participant.On envelope "Australian Tree Climbing Championships 1999" and "Denise Johnstone"tree climbing, burnley, arboriculture, denise johnstone, tree climbing championships

19 colour photographs and negatives of students climbing trees at Crewswick Campus.On envelope "Johnston" and "Creswick '98 (?) Claire Elise etc."students, tree climbing, arboriculture, creswick, denise johnstone

Galen Catholic College is lucky to have a climbing wall in the school gymnasium, which is used regularly to teach Outdoor Education students the right climbing technique and to build up their confidence. These photos show the climbing wall being used by an Outdoor Education class.galen catholic college, galen college, gymnasium, climbing wall, outdoor education, 2012

B/W. An NA class engine, a number of NQR open wagons, two NUU louvre vans and a NC guard's van climb between Gellibrand and Beech Forest. A man stands near the engine.beech forest; gellibrand; railways;

Bogong Outdoor Camp 2004 - students participated in a variety of activities including canoeing, rock climbing, abseiling, high ropes course, games, field studies, environmental studies, animal hunting and a trip to the high plains.

Bogong Outdoor Camp 2003 - students participated in a variety of activities including canoeing, rock climbing, abseiling, high ropes course, games, field studies, environmental studies, animal hunting and a trip to the high plains.

2 DVDs with colour photographs of student tree climbing, produced by staff members, Jim Rule and Denise Johnstone. Disc 1 has 9 photographs and Disc 2 has 12. Disk 1 is now missing.students, tree climbing, jim rule, arboriculture, denise johnstone

A4 x 18 pages photocopiednon-fictionHardrock Climbing Nunawading is trying to have their building heritage listed to prevent closure.hardrock climbing nunawading, varman court nunawading no.16

School Magazine Transcript: “Bogong Outdoor Camp… On the 3rd of June some Year 9 students went to Camp Bogong situated near Falls Creek. Students from Box Forest Secondary College in Glenroy also accompanied us there. Whilst at Bogong the students participated in a variety of activities including canoeing, rock climbing, abseiling, high ropes course, games, field studies, environmental studies, animal hunting and a trip to the high plains …”

Black and White photograph, of Bendigo 3 climbing Mitchell St, near the Railway Station with the Destination of Quarry Hill. Has a Hutton's Ham ad on the front drivers panel and two rood ads. In the background are Sandhurst Dairies shop advertising Toppa Ice Cream, a boot repairer and a van marked Jeffreys Bread parked on the north side of Mitchell St. Nearing the point where the double track became single - see the signal wire insulators in the overhead. Printed on Fujichrome paper. Two copies held."TMSV Sales" stamp on rear. On rear of in ink 'HTT16 = MM N 102 = Geel 32 = BED 3"trams, tramways, bendigo, mitchell st, quarry hill, overhead, tram 3

School Magazine Transcript: "On the 15th of October, 23 Year 9 students headed off to Camp Bogong situated near Falls Creek. The camp involved not only students from our school but also Kuranjang Secondary College in Melton. The students did a range of activities, including initiative activities, games, high ropes course, field studies, environmental studies, canoeing, rock climbing (indoor and outdoor), abseiling, mountain bike riding and a trip up to the high plains. The students also got to experience snow, some even getting bogged in the snow on a minibus. All in all, the students enjoyed the week spent up at Bogong, not only having fun and enjoying the activities but also making life long friends."

Small monochrome photograph (faded) of seamen on a windmill with water tower in the background.

Digital copy of colour photographfred mitchell collection, bible street, plants, houses, 1982

E557 N24. Part of a 51-photo record of the development of the "Kubis" Estate, Ringwood North, including road works to Debbie Place, Kubis Drive, Werac Drive, Iluka Place and Glenvale Road. From the Jack Lundy Clarke collection.

galen catholic college, galen college, outdoor education, abseiling, rock climbing, team building, 2007

Part of a 101-photo record of the development of the "Bel Air" Estate, Ringwood North, including road works to Debbie Place, Kubis Drive, Jenkins Close, Burlock Avenue, Pamela Court, Manuelo Terrace, Lyn Court, Rudolf Court, Werac Drive, Iluka Place and Glenvale Road. From the Jack Lundy Clarke collection (39 Burlock Avenue, North Ringwood) of photos taken from 1976 to 1982. The developer, Mr Kubis, named streets after his family and associates.

This type of boot was used by Commandos for cliff assault training during the 1950sThese climbing boots were issued to Pte. J. Trainor for cliff assaults and climbing during the mid 1950s early 60s.Boots AB fitted with climbing studs & cleats - circa 1950s. Black leatherclimbing, commando, cliff assault

Spurs were attached with leather straps which held them to the climbers legs. The straps are missing on this pair They have a contoured shank with offset stirrup for the climbers boots Buckingham manufacturing dates back in America to 1896. Climbing spurs were made in their blacksmith shop and were popular with linesmen, loggers and tree arborists. Buckingham steel climbing spurs

PHOTOGRAPH OF FATHER AND SON CLIMBING OUT OF A MINE. THE MINE IS STILL OF INTEREST TO FOSSICKERS 120 YEARS LATERBLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF FATHER AND YOUNG SON CLIMBING OUT OF A MINE. THE MINE IS STILL OF INTEREST TO FOSSICKERS 120 YEARS LATERlocal history, photography, photographs, mining

Two teachers with an instructor are trying out their rock climbing skills on Hanging Rock before they introduce their students to the skill. They were attending a school camp for the older students from Bulla Primary School in 1995.A non-digital photograph of three men trying out their rock climbing skills on a natural rocky plateau. hanging rock, rock climbing, school camps, bulla primary school

In the early 1990s a number of upgrades and improvements were made to the buildings and the playground at the Bulla Primary School. The climbing frame which these children are using was one of the items installed in the school's playground.A coloured pre-digital photograph of four children playing on a climbing frame in a playground. There are trees growing behind the boundary cyclone fence.playground equipment, bulla primary school, climbing frame

The older students were attending a school camp at Hanging Rock in the Macedon Ranges area in 1995 and one of the activities the children were introduced to was rock climbing as the formation offers many sites for this activity.Hanging Rock offers a variety of pursuits for people. It is of historical and geological interest as well as a site with a lot of natural history.A non-digital coloured photograph of a supervisor instructing a girl who is attempting to do rock climbing. They are doing the activity on a natural rocky plateau.school camps, hanging rock, rock climbing, bulla primary school