McKays Offices 2 Devonshire Road Redevelopment Plansh.v. mckays harris, h.v. mckays massey harris, massey ferguson, devonshire road, sunshine

Photograph of medical clinic on Devonshire Road Sunshine It was one of the earlier clinics set up by several doctors in Sunshine Doctors merged their private surgeries to buildings where several could practice Early doctors were Dr Brennan Dr Waters Dr Feery and Dr Forrestalmedical centre, devonshire road, sunshine, building

Two photos of tennis players on the Methodist Church tennis court Devonshire Road Sunshine One photo of female player shows Moons paddock looking approximately North East The other photo male player has a background of timber stacks before use by Mochries Cabinet Works This area later housed the Dept of Social Security officessunshine methodist church, sunshine, devonshire road, tennis

These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1992, were published as part of the newspaper’s ongoing column profiling local traders across the district. These photographs feature Louis Pregun of Mr Pockets Snooker Cafe located at 21 Devonshire Road, Sunshine.The Advocate’s feature on local traders was a modest yet well‑liked column that played a meaningful role in strengthening community identity. Through these regular profiles, the newspaper promoted local businesses and helped shape Sunshine’s understanding of its developing commercial district.7642.01 - Mr Pockers Snooker Cafe 21 Devonshire Road Sunshine 1992 Photographs (Advocate 512).JPG 7642.02 - Mr Pockers Snooker Cafe 21 Devonshire Road Sunshine 1992 Photographs (Advocate 512).JPG 7642.03 - Mr Pockers Snooker Cafe 21 Devonshire Road Sunshine 1992 Photographs (Advocate 512).JPGmr pockets snooker cafe, devonshire road, sunshine

This photograph, taken by The Advocate in 1993, were published as part of the newspaper’s ongoing column profiling local traders across the district. This photograph features Video Ezy located at 25 Devonshire Road, Sunshine.The Sunshine Advocate’s feature on local traders was a modest yet well‑liked column that played a meaningful role in strengthening community identity. Through these regular profiles, the newspaper promoted local businesses and helped shape Sunshine’s understanding of its developing commercial district.7619 - Video Ezy 25 Devonshire Road Sunshine 1993 Photograph (Advocate 345.2).JPGvideo ezy, devonshire road, sunshine

These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1993, were published as part of the newspaper’s ongoing column profiling local traders across the district. These photographs feature Susan Cappelleri & Tina Leonard from Hair Care Centre located at 21A Devonshire Road, Sunshine.The Sunshine Advocate’s feature on local traders was a modest yet well‑liked column that played a meaningful role in strengthening community identity. Through these regular profiles, the newspaper promoted local businesses and helped shape Sunshine’s understanding of its developing commercial district.7581.01 - Sunshine Haircare Centre 21A Devonshire Road Sunshine 1993 Photographs (Advocate 194.3).JPG 7581.02 - Sunshine Haircare Centre 21A Devonshire Road Sunshine 1993 Photographs (Advocate 194.3).JPGhair care centre, devonshire road, sunshine

Four photos depicting the progress of the building of Nelson Bros parlour in Sunshinenelson bros, devonshire road, sunshine, funeral palour

2 Photographs Employees and Machine Shopsunshine cabinet works, devonshire road, sunshine

McKays Massey Ferguson Office Block 2 Devonshire Road Sunshineh.v. mckays massey ferguson, sunshine harvester works

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These photographs, taken by The Advocate on 24 June 1999, show how road‑improvement works were disrupting Sunshine’s shoppers and traders. The images capture the congestion, access difficulties, and general upheaval caused by the construction activity along the shopping strip.Construction work on Hampshire Road and Devonshire Road Sunshine 300devonshire road, hampshire road, sunshine

Sold notice for 1/59 Devonshire Road Watsonia. Sold 30 June 2014 for $372,0001 p. leaflet, printed in colour. Includes floor plandevonshire road watsonia

Sold notice for 3/59 Devonshire Road Watsonia, sold 1 April 2014 for $$382,0001 p. leaflet, printed in colour, includes floor plandevonshire road watsonia

Photographs taken of J H Jackson film footageLooking towards McKays Harvester Works Factory and Clock Tower Centre Head office Smithy and Garage on right The Trees and Shrubs along with Footbridge and railway lines Cars both sides and on the privat Road which is now Harvester Road Photographs Circa 1951devonshire road, sunshine

These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1998, feature Richard Kneebone, Company Secretary of Orica, presenting the keys to a minibus donated by the company to the Sunshine Salvation Army Westcare Program. Accepting the vehicle on behalf of the Salvation Army was Major Graeme McGlimont.The donation highlights the important role that major local employers such as Orica played in supporting community organisations and welfare services in Melbourne’s western suburbs. Through contributions of this kind, local businesses helped strengthen community programs and provided valuable resources to organisations serving those most in need.7710.01 - Salvation Army 42 Devonshire Road Sunshine Westcare Donation 1998 Photographs (Advocate 467.2).JPG 7710.02 - Salvation Army 42 Devonshire Road Sunshine Westcare Donation 1998 Photographs (Advocate 467.2).JPG 7710.03 - Salvation Army 42 Devonshire Road Sunshine Westcare Donation 1998 Photographs (Advocate 467.2).JPG 7710.04 - Salvation Army 42 Devonshire Road Sunshine Westcare Donation 1998 Photographs (Advocate 467.2).JPGsunshine salvation army, devonshire road, sunshine

In 2003 an application by Gamut Holdings for a 5 storey building consisting of apartments, medical centre, shops and cafe on a site on the corner of Lambourn and Devonshire Roads Watsonia was approved by VCAT despite strong local opposition. These documents relate to the VCAT hearingCorrespondence relating to VCAT hearing P2461/2003, addressed to R Bray and notice to residents re hearingwatsonia, lambourn road watsonia, devonshire road watsonia

This photograph, taken by The Advocate in 1994, were published as part of the newspaper’s ongoing column profiling local traders across the district. This photograph features the Val-Tas Woolshop located at 20 Devonshire Road, Sunshine.The Advocate’s feature on local traders was a modest yet well‑liked column that played a meaningful role in strengthening community identity. Through these regular profiles, the newspaper promoted local businesses and helped shape Sunshine’s understanding of its developing commercial district.7615 - Val-Tas Woolshop 20 Devonshire Road Sunshine 1994 Photograph (Advocate 327.3).JPGmayday automotive parts, mcintyre road, sunshine north

H.V. McKay purchased the Braybrook Implement Company in 1906.Vic Govt Gazette May 1891 Braybrook Implement Company Limited Patent for improvements in stump jumping implements|Vic Govt Gazette 1986 Braybrook Implement Company Limited Patent for An improved automatic speed controller for horseworks|Vic Govt Gazette 4 January 1901 Braybrook Implement Company Limited has registered office now situated Braybrook Junction in the colony of Victoria|Vic Govt Gazette 22 May 1905 Braybrook Implement Company Limited Liquidationbraybrook implement company, braybrook junction

The Massey Ferguson Gates are better known as the H.V. McKay Gates. The gates were the ceremonial and security entrance to one of the most important industrial sites in Melbourne’s west, the Sunshine Harvester Factory. They were not just gates; they were the symbolic front door to the Sunshine Harvester Works Factory and carried Sunshine’s industrial identity into the second half of the 20th century. The gates were made by the factory's own blacksmith, Charlie Pippett, a Glasgow‑born blacksmith who migrated to Australia in 1912 and worked at the Harvester Works until 1947.The Massey Ferguson gates are historically significant because they represent Sunshine’s transition from Harvester Works to global tractor manufacturing, mid‑century industrial architecture, the daily rhythm of factory life, the identity of a working‑class suburb and the final chapter of Sunshine’s manufacturing golden age. Today, they are one of Sunshine’s most important landmarks.Don McKay & Peter Westmore At Old Massey Ferguson Factorydon mckay, peter westmore, massey ferguson, devonshire road, sunshine, h.v. mckays, h.v. mays massey harris, charlie pippett

In 1989, Sunshine Kindergarten received safety certificates from local police, recognising the centre’s commitment to child safety and community standards. The presentation became a notable moment in the kindergarten’s history, reflecting strong ties between early‑childhood services and local policing in Sunshine.Sunshine Kindergarten Police handing over safety certificates 198.1sunshine kindergarten, devonshire road, sunshine

Pretty pics of Sunshine around Sunshine 475.2h. v. mckay office, devonshire road, sunshine

The Sunshine Uniting Church is the former Sunshine Methodist Church Devonshire Road Cnr Withers Street Sunshine3073.01 - Sunshine Uniting Church Outlook Newsletters - No 7 Autumn 2000 3073.02 - Sunshine Uniting Church Outlook Newsletters - No 8 Winter 2000 3073.03 - Sunshine Uniting Church Outlook Newsletters - No 9 Spring 2000 3073.04 - Sunshine Uniting Church Outlook Newsletters - No 10 Summer 2000-2001 3073.05 - Sunshine Uniting Church Outlook Newsletters - No 111 Autumn 2001 3073.06 - Sunshine Uniting Church Outlook Newsletters - No 17 Summer 2002-2003 3073.07 - Sunshine Uniting Church Outlook Newsletters - No 30 Winter 2006|Alma Morton - A people's resolution to resolve the crisis of terrorism has to be found|Who will clean up the mess? War in Afghanistan|Gwen Goedecke donation to the Uniting Church|Work for the dole|The social fabric and the communitarianism of our Parish and Presbytery fit together|Family law and divorce ratessunshine, church

Sunshine Cabinet Works began in 1920 under Scottish cabinetmaker George Mochrie, grew into one of Sunshine’s major post‑WWI industries, survived a devastating 1923 fire, expanded across multiple sites in Devonshire Road, and by the 1960s operated a huge factory on Ballarat Road employing over 200 people. The factory closed later in the 20th century, with the Ballarat Road buildings now repurposed.Example of a label that was attached to the rear of cabinet.Put a little Sunshine in every home Sunshine Cabinet Works Pty Ltd 22 Devonshire Road Sunshine W20 (Map 31, E-11) Manufacturers of Sunshine Kitchen Cabinets Trade Only, Suppled - Phone MM1225sunshine cabinet works, devonshire road, sunshine

In photograph symbol of City of Brimbank on lectern drapeh.v. mckays, h.v. mckays massey harris, massey ferguson, russell street, devonshire road

Devonshire Rd Looking East Towards Hampshire Rd Intersection Photographdevonshire road, sunshine

These are three portfolio proof photos prior to the construction of the Sunshine Plaza dated 22nd February 1981 Photographs taken by Squire Photographics Pty Ltd 633 Rathdowne Street North Carlton 3054swimming pool, devonshire road, sunshine, hampshire road

Advertisement for Devonshire Nursery, Devonshire Road Watsonia, 1973.Digital copy of newspaper advertisement.devonshire road watsonia, devonshire nursery

Amended plans for a mixed use development corner Devonshire Road and Lambourn Road Watsonia in 2004.23 p., black & white and colour plans with covering letterwatsonia, lambourn road watsonia, devonshire road watsonia

Advertisement for Milk bar and mixed business, (prop. Annette Bliss), 75A Devonshire Road Watsonia, 1973.Digital copy of newspaper advertisement.annette bliss, milk bar and mixed business, devonshire road watsonia

A Good Start Early Learning Centre is to be built on Devonshire Road Watsonia, on the site of the former Watsonia Uniting Church Printed text with colour photochild care, early learning, watsonia, devonshire road watsonia