Score card from 2003 at Heidelberg Golf Club, printed for new course layout and contains local rulesWhite bi-fold card with logo on cover, local rules and score cardheidelberg golf club, score cards, new course 2003

Score card from 2013 with Heidelberg Golf Club course layout and local rulesWhite tri-fold card with club logo on cover, local rules, score card and course map insideheidelberg golf club, score cards, course layout

Master plan report prepared by Pacific Coast Design. Includes a hole by hole review of the HGC course with photos and recommendations for improvement of each. 54 p., Spiral bound document includes text and photographs. heidelberg golf club - history, course layout, course design 2002

Tender presented by DENSAL regarding reconstruction of greens, tees and fairways at Heidelberg Golf Club.Spiral bound document with text and charts. Various pagingheidelberg golf club - history, course layout, course design 2002

A critique of the Heidelberg Golf Course at Lower Plenty commissioned in 1989, this cites changes in style and expectations of members since the course was first developed. It includes recommendations for further development of each tee, fairway and green,44p., typed text in clear plastic folder. 2nd copy stapled with paper cover.heidelberg golf club - history, course layout, course design 1989

Stage 1 deals with identification and location of trees and tree groups within HGC boundaries and condition assessment and works recommendations for trees and tree groups in North West area. By Stephen Fitzgerald Arboriculture (Hawthorn East). Includes 3 inserts dated 2024 of plant lists, Banyule planting schemes and significant tree registers.Various paging, maps, illus. Clear cover, metal spiral binding. heidelberg golf club - history, course layout, tree planting, trees

Aerial photograph of Heidelberg Golf Club course in 1980, showing the course layout and surrounding land use.Aerial photograph, colour.Printed on edge of photo: "Colour proof", "LandSur756"aerial photographs, heidelberg golf club, lower plenty

Aerial photograph of Heidelberg Golf Club course in 1980, showing layout of course and surrounding land use.Aerial photograph, colour.Printed on edge of photo: "Colour proof", "LandSur756"aerial photographs, heidelberg golf club, lower plenty

Aerial photograph of Heidelberg Golf Club course in 1980, showing layout of course and surrounding land use.Aerial photograph, colour.Printed on edge of photo: "Colour proof", "LandSur756"aerial photographs, heidelberg golf club, lower plenty

Aerial photograph of Heidelberg Golf Club course in 1980, showing layout of course and surrounding land use.Aerial photograph, colour.Printed on edge of photo: "Colour proof", "LandSur756"aerial photographs, heidelberg golf club, lower plenty

Aerial photograph of Heidelberg Golf Club course in 1980, showing layout of course and surrounding land use.Aerial photograph, colour.Printed on edge of photo: "Colour proof", "LandSur756"aerial photographs, heidelberg golf club, lower plenty

Summerland Estate was created in the 1920s by A.K. T. Sampbell. It consisted of a housing estate, guest house and golf course. This area was acquired and all buildings, roads etc removed by the Victorian Government in the 1980s for a nature reserve for the penguins. This is believed to be the only time in the world when humans have been removed to benefit nature. HistoricalPurple leather covered fold out linen map with hand drawn diagram of the topography, layout of golf holes and club house Broken sand dunes, rough sandy hills, grassy hills and mounds, Swan Lake, Par for nine holes 34, Scratch score for nine holes 36, Drawn by A. Russell 12/12/1927summerland estate, a.k. t. sampbell, map, penguin reserve, summerland golf course

This photograph shows three generations of the Russell family in Orbost. On the left is John Russell with his son Bill Russell and his wife Ede and their son Ian. John Russell Senior was a blacksmith, wheelwright, farmer and chairman of the Orbost Butter Factory, makers of Sunny South Butter (today part of Murray Goulburn Co Ltd). Bill was born at Orbost in 1893, the youngest son of John and Elizabeth Maud (nee Clarke). Upon his father’s retirement he took over the homestead part of the holding, 1,000 acres of river flats and hill land. He was involved in dairying and was also a successful beef cattle breeder and maize grower. He was elected to the Orbost Shire Council in 1929 and shortly afterwards was President for 18 months (from May 1930 to August 1931). He served a further term as President in 1934-35. He represented the South riding. He was chairman of the Bean Board and a well-known horse and show judge and a member of the Royal Agricultural Society. He was an elocutionist of some note and a member of the committee of management of the Orbost Hospital. He was also a prominent member and Past Master of the Masonic Lodge and a Justice of the Peace. He served as president of the Orbost Golf Club and assisted with the preparation and layout of the present Orbost Golf course. This item is associated with the Russell family, early settlers in the Orbost district.A black / white photograph of a family. A lady is in the middle with a man on each side and a young boy in front. They are standing outside a house in the garden.on back - "3 generations, Johnny Russell, Ede & Bill Russell & Ian Russell"russell-family-orbost

An aerial photograph of the Heidelberg Golf Course, around 1966 (this date is taken from the road work to build the new bridge over the Plenty River). Known as the 'old course' it was designed by Harry Alexander and was in play until a redesign of the course in 1968. The clubhouse is in top centre of photograph.One of several aerial photogrphs showing the layout of the Heidelberg Golf CourseLarge Black and white aerial photograph, timber frame. Brass plaque top and bottom."Heidelberg Golf Club" "The old course"heidelberg golf club, old course

An aerial photograph of the Heidelberg Golf Course, around late 1960s. Known as the 'new course' it was designed in 1968.One of several aerial photogrphs showing the layout of the Heidelberg Golf CourseLarge Black and white aerial photograph, metal frame with glass. heidelberg golf club, new course 1968

An aerial photograph of the Heidelberg Golf Course, around late 1970s. Known as the 'new course' it was designed in 1968. This image shows the encroaching residential areas around the course.One of several aerial photogrphs showing the layout of the Heidelberg Golf CourseLarge colour aerial photograph, timber frame with glass. heidelberg golf club, new course 1968

An aerial photograph of the Heidelberg Golf Course, around 1980s. Known as the 'new course' it was designed in 1968. This image shows the growth of treed areas around the course.One of several aerial photogrphs showing the layout of the Heidelberg Golf CourseLarge colour aerial photograph, timber frame with glass. heidelberg golf club, new course 1968

This photograph, taken during the 1990 Jacana Primary School Christmas picnic, captures children participating in a piggyback race in a park setting—likely Greenvale Reservoir Park, a well-known recreational area in Melbourne’s northern suburbs. The image shows students actively engaged in playful competition, with a red cone marking the race course and groups of children and adults scattered throughout the background. Jacana Primary School, established in 1959 and closed in the early 2000s, was a central institution in the Jacana community. Events like the annual Christmas picnic were key to the school’s culture, offering students opportunities to celebrate the end of the school year through games, social interaction, and outdoor fun. These activities fostered a sense of camaraderie, physical engagement, and community spirit. The use of Greenvale Reservoir Park reflects the school’s commitment to accessible, natural spaces that supported inclusive and active learning experiences. The park’s open layout and family-friendly environment made it an ideal venue for school-wide gatherings that encouraged participation across age groups. This image is historically significant as it illustrates the role of public education in promoting social cohesion, physical wellbeing, and community identity in Melbourne’s outer suburbs during a period of suburban development. It also serves as a visual record of Jacana Primary School’s emphasis on joyful, shared experiences that extended beyond the classroom.This photograph, taken during the 1990 Jacana Primary School Christmas picnic, is a vivid representation of the school’s commitment to joyful, inclusive, and active community events. It captures children participating in a piggyback race on the grassy grounds of what is likely Greenvale Reservoir Park, with other students, families, and staff visible in the background enjoying the day’s festivities. Jacana Primary School, established in 1959 and closed in the early 2000s, played a vital role in the social and educational life of the Jacana community. Annual events such as the Christmas picnic were central to the school’s culture, offering opportunities for students to engage in physical play, build friendships, and celebrate the end of the school year in a relaxed, outdoor setting. The image is historically significant as it reflects the broader role of public education in Melbourne’s outer suburbs during a period of suburban expansion. It illustrates how schools like Jacana Primary fostered social cohesion, community identity, and intergenerational connection through shared traditions and accessible public spaces. The photograph stands as a testament to the enduring values of fun, participation, and community that defined the school’s legacy.Photograph on glossy paper of a group children in the park.PH18289 (crossed out) PH-4209 (crossed out) PH-4868jacana primary school, christmas picnic, 1990, jacana, christmas party