The Daylesford Fire Brigade carriage was locally built by White and Oldham, wheelwrights and carriage makers to the design of Captain Henshaw. Their premises was behind the Victoria Hotel, and American by origin.Photograph of the first ladder carriage bought by the Daylesford Volunteer Fire Brigade, built locally, and designed by Captain Henshaw. It is an important record of purchase and some significant buildings circa 1867.Black and white photograph showing the first ladder carriage of the Daylesford Fire Brigade taken from Bridport Street looking towards Wombat Hill. The carriage stands in Victoria Street (now Central Springs Road) and shows the former Daylesford Post Office on the right. The building on the left was the Bank of Victoria, later the Belvedere Hotel, and in 2012 was Kookla. Other buildings include Victoria Building, Church of England (Anglican), Stanbridge Hall.The carriage shows ten canvas water buckets hanging on hooks, a long ladder and two hoses hang from hooks on the lower section of the four wheeled carriage. The roads and footpaths are unsealed.Typed verso: "Copied from on original kindly loaned by J. Ogilthorpe. Shows Daylesford Fire Brigades first Ladder Carriage outside the then Fire Station where Kindergarten now stands 1977. Date about mid 1860s. This ladder carriage was locally built by a wheel and carriage maker with premises behind Victorian Hotel. White and Oldham. Designed by Capt. Henshaw was an American who went to the New Zealand goldfields about 1870. Post Office was built in 1867. On Belvedre (sic) at this time a a Bank, Bank of Victoria." Stamped: "Daylesford and District Historical Society"dayelsford, daylesford fire brigade, henshaw, post office, white and oldham,

One of a series of photographs taken of graves in the Buninyong Cemetery for Buninyong and District Historical SocietyThis photograph shows the gravestone of Geddie Pearse, the first headmaster of Buninyong State School and his wife JudithA colour photograph of the headstone of Geddie Pearse and his wife Judith AnneErected to the memory of Geddie Pearse by the teachers and scholars of Buninyong and Daylesford State Schools Being their first head teacher appointed Inspector March, 1878 Died at Daylesford 11th May 1878 Aged 43 Years In Peace resting on Jesus the sure foundation. His Beloved Wife Judith Anne Died in Melbourne 22nd March 1882 Aged 47 years He giveth His Beloved Sleepbuninyong cemetery, geddie pearse, buninyong school, judith pearse, monuments, memorials

Set of two photographs of ex SECV tram 11 in the yard of the Daylesford Historical Society, 30/7/1972. Shows the location of the tram and the roof structure prior to the roofing of the tram. The BTPS was donated the tram on 11/8/1977 - see item 1112 for a newspaper cutting.Yields information about former Ballarat tram 11 at Daylesford Historical Society in 1972.Colour Slide - Kodak cardboard mounts - set of 2Have the photographer's slide number written on them. "13/72/35 & 34"tramways, btps, daylesford, tram 11

This tram was built by Meadowbank Manufacturing Company of Sydney in 1915. First used by Prahran and Malvern Tramways Trust, then went to Geelong. It came to Ballarat in 1936. When the trams stopped running in Ballarat it went to Dalyesford and District Historical Society. In 1977 it was acquired by the Ballarat Tramway Preservation Society (Ballarat Tramway Museum from 1995). The photo shows Tram 11 coming up Victoria Street, going past St Alipius Church, on 11 August 1971. Photographer was Campbell Duncan.Colour image in cardboard Kodak mount. 35mm slideHandwritten notation in ink on mount.tram 11, meadowbank manufacturing, sydney, 1915, prahran and malvern tramways trust, geelong, ballarat 1936, daylesford and district historical society, ballarat tramway preservation society, 1977, victoria street st alipius church, campbell duncan, photographer