Article from Nunawading Gazette 12 Jul 1987 re renovations to the Coach & Horses Hotel, Ringwood, originally built in 1850.coach and horses hotel, ringwood, hotels, ringwood, cobb & co.

Photocopies of some pages from 'How runs the road' by Bernard Cronin with pictures of White Horse Hotel, Coach and Horses Hotel, Ringwood.white horse hotel, coach and horses hotel, ringwood, hotels, box hill, ringwood

Mr J.K. Turnbulls own scrap book lent by his son to Mr McCaskill. Alan Carter got it from Mr McCaskill to return but the son died and Alan Carter gave it to the Historical Society. Mr Turnbull was Ringwood's first Station Master and a well liked person in the community.Mr J.K. Turnbulls own scrap book. Large blue cardboard covers with black and red embossing and 'Scraps' on front. Blue cloth spine. No pages held by spine - five with cuttings from papers pasted on to them; three handwritten letters; several single cuttings.; 1. Five pages of newspaper cuttings pasted to page.; 2. Post Office Telegraphs 14-Jan-1891; 3. Small ad. - Frank Lowe - is running a waggonette to meet every train - stables - 'Coach and Horses Hotel' 12-Jan-1913; 4. Mr Turnbull at Healesville; a favourite Returns; two cuttings with same story.; 5. Photocopy of the 'Programme of Dances for the Opening of the Ringwood Goods Shed' Monday 28 December 1887.; 6. Handwritten in pencil - New Goods Shed 28/11/1887. Opening ceremony 2-Dec-1887 - not very legible - 4 pages (15 x 10cm); 7. Two letters to Mr Turnbull from John Ross - 17-Jan-1891; 8. Letter from Samuel and Elizabeth Cutts and family to Mr Turnbull.; Note: Cutts, Elizabeth - owned the hotel at Burnt Bridge; Mr McCaskill was mayor and first President of the Historical Society; Carter, Alan - was father of Richard Carter. +Additional Keywords: Turnbull, J.K. / McCaskill, Mr / Carter, Alan / Lowe, Frank / Ross, John / Cutts, Samuel / Cutts, Elizabeth'Scraps'

Cutting from Reporter of12-Sep-1913, advertising J. Weymouth Ironmongery and Crockery Store on one side and on the other sideFrank Lowe of Warrandyte running a waggonette to meet every train - stabled at the 'Coach and Horses' hotel.Cutting from Reporter of 12-Sep-1913, advertising J. Weymouth Ironmongery and Crockery Store on one side and on the other side Frank Lowe of Warrandyte running a waggonette to meet every train - stabled at the 'Coach and Horses' hotel.; Small cuttings from newspaper; buff coloured with black printing. +Additional Keywords: Weymouth, J

Directory containing various research material such as photographs, scanned documents. Items in the directory are uncatalogued at this stage.

Directory containing various research material such as photographs, scanned documents. Items in the directory are uncatalogued at this stage.

Hotels list; Coach and Horses Hotel; Club Hotel Sept-1887 Wiggin sold to Lindsey; Empress India Hotel; Antimony Mine Hotel, East Ringwood, Cnr Main & Pratt St proclaimed 21-Jan-1878 owing to increase in mining population, 4 licences in locality; Burnt Bridge Hotel; "Duke of York"

A history of the Antonio family written and researched by Phil Johnson , passed on to her by Colin Bull, Antonio Park Primary School, c1985. (Two slightly different versions)genealogy, antonio family, sandridge, port melbourne, antonio, thomas, whitehorse road, mitcham, mitcham, deep creek road, mitcham, antonio, john, antonio park primary school, antonio, ernest, antonio, alfred, antonio, walter, antonio, joe, metropolitan gas company, hudson & keen (plumbers), smith, les, coach and horses hotel, ringwood