8477.1 - Wood framed glass case with miniature scene of Coal Creek inside.- Modelled - Coal Creek Proprietary Co - Coal screens & siding - 1900 - Donated by H. W. LeMalus Family

2 men chopping wood by the Joinery at Coal Creek Community Park & MuseumAgfa paper, printer code on reverse 2583-3-1-2+ 2L-1 wood chopping, bush setting, coal creek community park & museum

This image is significant as a surviving visual record of the log cabin building and adjacent structure. The building was constructed on-site circa 1980s, and has since been demolished.this image shows the rear view of the log cabin and the corner of an adjacent building, surrounded by bushland at Coal Creek Community Park & Museum.Kodak paper, printer code on reverse SQPIX 00420 NNNNAbush setting, coal creek community park & museum, log cabin, pioneer architecture, vernacular building

This is a photo of the dairy building constructed in the farm area at Coal Creek Community Park & Museum. it was built c1980s and designed to replicate what settler's may have used to stable their cows and collect milk and cream. pencilled on the reverse 'A13'. Agfa watermarks. Printer's code SQPIX 00420 NNNNAfarming, dairy farms, primitive buildings

The former Krowera Presbyterian Church is a historic 1899 Carpenter Gothic weatherboard building originally located in Krowera, Victoria, which was moved to the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum in Korumburra in 1972. It was built on land donated by William Thompson, serving the community until 1970The Krowera Presbyterian Church is of local historical significance as a representative example of an early church that illustrates the important role of these buildings as community meeting places. It is one of the only early twentieth century public buildings from Krowera to survive. An image of Krowera church, in location at Coal Creek Community Park & MuseumAgfa paper, printer code on reverse 513-2-2-2+ 2L-1 church building, picket fence

The former Krowera Presbyterian Church is a historic 1899 Carpenter Gothic weatherboard building originally located in Krowera, Victoria, which was moved to the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum in Korumburra in 1972. It was built on land donated by William Thompson, serving the community until 1970The Krowera Presbyterian Church is of local historical significance as a representative example of an early church that illustrates the important role of these buildings as community meeting places. It is one of the only early twentieth century public buildings from Krowera to survive. An image of Krowera church, in location at Coal Creek Community Park & MuseumAgfa paper, printer code on reverse 513-2-2-2+ 2L-1 church building

This image is a rare surviving visual record of an important day in the timeline of Coal Creek Community Park & Museum.this image shows then-premier of Victoria Jeff Kennett presenting a speech during Relaunch Day at Coal Creek Community Park & Museum, April 1st, 1998. Behind him stands a small party of officials, they are all situated on the front verandah of the building known as The Slab Hut. Pencilled note "relaunch day', Kodak paper, printer code on reverse 3385 NNNN31 01APRIL98 TEDS PRANcoal creek community park & museum, premier jeff kennett, slab hut, community support fund victoria

The interior of the timber sawmill was designed to replicate what a mill may have looked like in a small country town circa 1890s. The image shows a rough-hewn building made from tree trunks and raw timber. In the centre, a man is working on making timber planks - around him lat many more pieces. In front a large piece of machinery showing belt-driven parts. The mill was essential to settlement towns, often being the first building to be constructed. pencilled on the reverse 'A8'. Kodak watermarks.sawmill, timber worker

This is a photo of the interior of the back room at O. Gilpin's, showing volunteer work on creating costumes for volunteers to wear in the park.pencilled on the reverse 'A11'. Agfa watermarks. Printer's code 723-4 N N+ NL-1sewing, costumes, o.gilpin's

Large black wooden framed charcoal drawing of Coal Creek signed "Walters". No glass.

8515.1 - Map of underground tunnels at a coal creek mine. Frame has a paper label rotted and faded almost beyond legibility.

8516.1 - Schematic/map of coal creek mine workings, also detailing number surface features such as topographic heights, roads, railways, boreholes, etc. No Legend. Most information seems to be printed, with topography drawn on.

Clarkat A Clarkat Aircraft Tug that has been converted to run on Rails, This Clarkat 'B' was one of 11 machines shipped on 13 April 1943 to the Lathrop Holding & Re-consignment Depot in Lathrop, California. and was used at Jack's Magazine, Maibyrnong, Victoria and later on at Coal Creek Historical Village, Gippsland, Victoria. Clarkat Tug Model C S/N Cx30F Made by Clark Tructractor Div of Clark Equipment Co Battle Creek Michigan U.S.A Serial No. CK 43 470 Code: Heavy Des.Pat. 116092 Historic - Industrial Narrow gauge railway equipment - Jack's Magazine, Maribyrnong, Victoria, Australia Clarkat Aircraft Tug that has been converted to run on Rails, made of steel Coal Creek Tug Clarkat Serial No. CK 43 470 Code: Heavy Des.Pat. 116092 clarkat, clarkat aircraft tug, puffing billy, jack's magazine

The interior of the blacksmith's forge was designed to replicate what a forge may have looked like in a small country town circa 1890s. The image shows many objects dating to the period including vices, grips and anvils. The blacksmith was an essential member of the community in settlement towns, providing horse shoes, basic machinery repairs and any ironmonger needs. pencilled on the reverse 'A7' and 'scanned 1/3/11. there is a printer's code 'SQPIX 00420 NNNAA'

Map of Coal Creek mine tunnels, coal seams, boreholes, as well as roads and Coal and Leura creeks.

Group of Long Gully Senior Citizens photographed outside a building. they were on a bus tour to Korumburra, oct 24-30-1952. They are: Ethel Keith, Sadie Peers, Iris Swift, Nell Finch, Mary Webber, Roy Rosewarne, Jack Harper, Doss Rosewarne, Ethel Haig, Val Fieldew, Mary Wilson, Bill Wilson, Mrs E brown, Mrs Elsie Marshall, Mrs H Bond, Leo Hambly D, Vi Cameron, Bonna Liddel, Doris Stanford, Bev Liddel, Lila Robins, Vene Long, Sophie Reilly, M?t Harper, Alida Rattcliff, Cathie Logan, Jean OToole, Dorrie Crossley, Doris Mitchell, Bill Jurey, Eunice Pervis, Belle Jurey, Phyllis Cornish, Bill Cornish, Mary Harris, Leah Comte, Rex Ratcliff, Laurie OToole, Alan Crossley, Ula Angove, Amy Rowe and Dot Birrel.bendigo, history, long gully history group, the long gully history group - long gully senior citizens 24/10/1982, coal creek motel, ethel keith, sadie peers, iris swift, nell finch, mary webber, roy rosewarne, jack harper, doss rosewarne, ethel haig, val fieldew, mary wilson, bill wilson, mrs e brown, mrs elsie marshall, mrs h bond, leo hambly d, vi cameron, bonna liddel, doris stanford, bev liddel, lila robins, vene long, sophie reilly, m?t harper, alida rattcliff, cathie logan, jean otoole, dorrie crossley, doris mitchell, bill jurey, eunice pervis, belle jurey, phyllis cornish, bill cornish, mary harris, leah comte, rex ratcliff, laurie otoole, alan crossley, ula angove, amy rowe, dot birrel

Stained wood frame (round/circular), paint/print is chipping from the face. Metal casing on back for clockwork.[verso] MADE IN GERMANY/ [recto] I, II, III, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI, XIIclock, timepiece, measurement, coal creek, korumburra

Heavy, rectangular glass inkwell with three moulded hollows (currently empty) and one moulded ledge. Approximately 12cm x 8cm x 2cm. Includes one long wooden shaft with metal tip (inkpen).writing, pen + ink, communications, coal creek, korumburra, inkwell

Supposedly from Coal Creek.8378.1 - Long, flat, narrow piece of high-grade black coal. Shiny and rectangular in general cross-section.

Supposedly from Coal Creek.8377.1 - Elongate piece of high-grade black coal; rhomboid in cross-section.

Supposedly from Coal Creek.8376.1 - small, roughly triangular piece of high-grade black coal.

8504.1 - Square wooden sign painted white with black letters.- COAL CREEK - Haulage signals - 1 stop - 2 lower - 3 pull - 4 pull steady - 5 lower steady - 6 persons on hoist steady - 7 help wanted - 8 ring off

Coloured photographs(61)Photographs include: Luncheon at Rembrandt, May 1984. Visit to Coal Creek. Cup Eve, 1984. Annual Dinner, March 29th 1985. Ladies World Bowls, 1985. Smorgesboard Social Bowls 17th November 1985. Miscellaneous photographs.

These garments were made by Evelyn Carfrae's grandmother for her trousseau around 1890. Evelyn Carfrae was a long time volunteer in O.Gilpins Store at Coal Creek.9056.1 Ladies long white nightdress with lace trimmed collar 9056.2 Ladies white mid calf length crotch less undergarment 9056.3 Ladies white calf length undergarment with drop down panel in front

Previously in the Bena Presbyterian Church, Bass Valley Road, Bena, 3946, now displayed on the west wall in the church at Coal Creek Community Park and Museum, 12 Silkstone Road, Korumburra, 3950.One of the few remaining Bena town historic records.Honour roll of a white with grey marble shield on grey slate back plate. Title and names in black, inscribed into the marble shield with the Australian Commonwealth Military Forces insignia carved under the title. For God, King and Country, In Memory of the following men who were killed in action in France. Pte. Clarence Bell 11.6.18; Cpt. Wm. Irvine Glasgow, 1.9.18; Sgt. Allan C. Robertson, 14.4.18; Pte. Roy M. Robertson, M.M. (Military Medal), 3.4.18; bena, honour roll, church, wwi

This photo is reproduced in the book on Oliver Gilpin's life by his granddaughter Muriel Perry, titled 'Just a pocket for the money', 1995, p.84. The staff names have been labeled as 'Kath? (M), E.Myles, M.Haly, D. Walker, V.Bond, I.Christensen, L.Mattinson, D.Shipsides, J. Miles, '(Coal Creek Historical Village per I. Devlin) Note : (M) Abbreviaton for Manager.Photograph of nine female staff standing in front of O. Gilpins Dimboola store, circa 1935on back of frame: Dimboola, 1935? Names on back of photograph.

8513.1 - Map of coal fields, township, roads, creeks, railways and boreholes in the Korumburra area. Painted on Canvas