Champagne glass issued to celebrate the Club House Opening in 1998 Commemorative footed champagne glass "Club House Opening 1998" commemorative glassware, club house opening 1998, glasses

Champagne glass issued to celebrate the Club House Opening in 1998Commemorative footed champagne glass with engraving"Club House Opening 1998" commemorative glassware, club house opening 1998, glasses

The Emerald Country Club was originally set up as a country retreat for the wealthy in the late 1920s. It was modelled on American country clubs and it was situated on land formerly owned by the Gembrook Nurseries. It offered accommodation and dining, a nine-hole golf course, tennis courts, a bowling green as well as swimming and fishing facilities. This photograph focuses on the ornamental lake in front of the club house and was taken in 1929.This photograph evokes the iconic and beautiful former Emerald Country Club in its earlier days.Black and white photographic print of the ornamental lake at the former Emerald Country Club - the club house with smoking chimneys is in the background. The print has been laminated and has a printed title at the bottom. On bottom of image: 'THE LAKE AND THE CLUB HOUSE - 1929'emerald country club, gembrook nurseries, golf

The Emerald Country Club was originally set up as a country retreat for the wealthy in the late 1920s. It was modelled on American country clubs, and it was situated on land formerly owned by the Gembrook Nurseries. It offered accommodation and dining, a nine-hole golf course, tennis courts, a bowling green as well as swimming and fishing facilities. This photograph shows the club house and environs including the ornamental lake in the foreground.This photograph captures the iconic and beautiful former Emerald Country Club in its earlier days.Black and white photographic print of the former Emerald Country Club showing the club house in the centre and the lake in the right foreground. The print has been laminated with a printed title at the bottom. On the bottom of print: 'THE CLUB HOUSE FROM SYCAMORE DRIVE'emerald country club, gembrook nurseries, golf

Presentation Cup awarded annuallyTrophy with metal winged figure on top three columns central one with eleven plaques none named. two metal covered columns on either side.Marble base with plaque with Norwood PS Parents Club House CompetitionNorwood PS Parents Club House Competition

Carbon copy of a letter to State Savings Bank of Victoria accompanying copy of agreement between the Trustees of the Kooyong Club House and the Association for the Advancement of the Blind, requesting that the same is returned after perusal.1 single sheet of typed paperA female dressed in a loose gown holds a lantern from which the words 'Association', 'Advancement', 'of the Blind' and 'For the' are written in the rays coming from it. Below her feet are the words "Light of the Blind". 'Founded 1895' is written below the lantern, whilst in the top right hand corner is filled with: Homes at Brighton Beach Bendigo Hostels at South Yarra Windsor Offices: MU 4189 118 Queen Street, Melbourne C.1. All communications to be addressed to Secretary. Below the female figure, in the lower left hand side of the page: President: Miss Tilly Aston General Secretary: G.R. Fowler Objects: To promote the welfare of the Blind intellectually, physically and socially. To grant financial assistance in cases of necessity. To provide permanent or convalescent Homes and Hostels of an unsectarian character for the Blind. To visit the Blind.association for the advancement of the blind, kooyong club house

Statement of Receipts and Expenditure for the Sports Ground and Club House for the Blind at Kooyong for the year ending 30th September 1939 and the liabilities of the trustees (W. Paterson, B. Goold, H. Lightfoot) being advances not bearing interest.2 typewritten sheets of financial informationassociation for the advancement of the blind, william paterson, kooyong club house

Unsigned letter from a trustee of the club house and sports ground regarding possible resignation as a trustee due to health reasons, and the advice he received upon the Trust's continuity. The Trust was registered under the Successory Trust Act and would continue despite change of individual trustees. Mr Paterson's right to appoint his replacement is touched upon, as is the limited role that the trustees play. Any changes to the Trust Deed would require an application to the Courts and the approval of the Attorney General, and might instead be the subject of challenges from various sections of the community.2 typewritten pages and 1 yellow noteassociation for the advancement of the blind, kooyong club house

The Emerald Country Club was originally set up as a country retreat for the wealthy in the late 1920s. It was modelled on American country clubs and it was situated on land formerly owned by the Gembrook Nurseries. It offered accommodation and dining, a nine-hole golf course, tennis courts, a bowling green as well as swimming and fishing facilities. This photograph of the ornamental lake was taken in 1929.This photograph evokes the iconic and beautiful former Emerald Country Club in its earlier days.Black and white photographic print of the ornamental lake of the former Emerald Country Club and environs looking west towards the pavilion next to the lake and Lakeside Drive. The photograph has a printed title at the bottom. On bottom of photograph: 'THE LAKE FROM CLUB HOUSE - 1929'emerald country club, gembrook nurseries, golf

Power House Club members: Michael Pointer (maiden eights couch), Fran Pointer, Paula Carroll, Jim Petty (junior fours coach).

Stawell Golf Club Housestawell sport

Stawell Golf Club House 1904 stawell sport

Stawell Golf Club House Painting by Barbara Peakstawell sport

Club house entrance: "Bryn Teg" refurbished: Heidelberg Golf Club.Colour photograph.hgc clubhouse 1998, main road lower plenty, bryn teg

Two photographs of Large crowd at Opening of Stawell Golf Club House 1904stawell sport

Large group of people in front of Stawell Golf Club House on Marnoo Road 1949stawell sport

Stawell Croquet Club House 1940-41 Sloane Street Stawell beside Drill Hall. stawell sport

See images of reverse of frame for an incomplete list of club members in the photograph. The old club house is in the background, now replaced by modern club rooms at the club, which still operates today. The club was formed in 1872 and the old club house was replaced in the 1950s with a larger complex of facilities. This was in turn replaced by another new building in 2011. The club has maintained a strong membership throughout its history. Original black and white mounted and framed photograph of c.40 members of the Buninyong Bowling Club, 1902-1903. Old club house in the background. A list of the names of most people in the photograph provided on the back of the frame. Buninyong Bowling Club 1902-1903. Old club house in background.bowling, sport, buninyong

Black and white photographTeam members Back Row L to R: D.B.Anderson, A.Ellis, J.Sharpley, H.Brown, W.Kane, G.Aird, R.Anderson, W.Daniels, R.Robinson, G.Gordon. Front Row L to R: C.Richmond, W.Wademan, D.A.Dale, W.Hancock, S.Hunt. Inset: W.Gillespie.

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The Sunshine Lions Club built the Elderly Citizens Centre Watt Street corner of Corio Street, Sunshine. The Sunshine Lions Club built the Elderly Citizens Centre Watt Street corner of Corio Street, Sunshine. The building works started in 1958 and the Lions District Governor Bill Burge Phillips laid the foundation stone and time capsule on the 12th February 1958. The building was opened by Victoria's Minister for Health, Ewen Paul Cameron MLC on the 4th March 1959. This building which served the Elderly community of Sunshine and its district for nearly 50 years. The building was subsequently sold to a church group and in 2026 the building was demolished due to the state of disrepair of the structure. During the demolishing of building, the foundation stone and a time capsule from was recovered. The time capsule was located behind the foundation stone. The contents of the time capsule included a jar of coins and copies of the front page of the Sunshine Advocate.Granite foundation stoneThis Foundation Stone was laid by W. Berge Phillips ESQ District Governor Lions International District 201 B on behalf of the members of the Lions Club of Sunshine Dr. J. H. Waters President H. Tippett Secretary 19th February 1958sunshine lions club, corio street, watt street, sunshine

Digital scan of black and white photograph. POWER HOUSE ROWING CLUB --- THIS CLUB HOUSE WAS OPENED ON 14 FEBRUARY 1970 THE MAYOR OF PRAHRAN COUNCILLOR CC E GAHAN --- THIS CLUB HOUSE RESULTED FROM THE VISION AND DETERMINATION OF MAX O'BRIEN --- THIS TRIBUTE PAYED BY GRATEFUL MEMBERS --- 1970

Black and white photograph"Written on back of photograph" Opening Day, 1954-55.

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