Photograph of buildings now used as annex of Dhurringile prison farm, formerly managers residence and stables.Colour photograph o Dhurringile Prison former stables in background.1990. on back: stables Dhurringile 1990dhurringile stables

Photograph of buildings now used as annex of Dhurringile prison farm, formerly managers residence and stables.Colour photograph of buildings at rear of Dhurringile Prison 1990. Also shed, horse, paddocks, hot house used for vegetable growing.on back: stables Dhurringile 1990dhurringile stables

Tatura Scouts. Photo 1. Leaving for the World Jamboree, Frankston 1934. Photo 2. Bill Bell (Governor Dhurringile Prison); ? : Harry Fleming. Photo 3. Bivouac on Montgomery's Truck.3 photographs of Tatura Scoutstatura scouts, world jamboree frankston 1934, bill bell, dhurringile prison governor, harry fleming, montgomery's truck

Contains program for Official Opening of Dairy industry complex and prison accommodation facilities at Dhurringile. Also information on other Prison programmes.White folder, grey black writing, red dot, Blue E. An Innovative Approach to Corrections.dhurringile prison, prisons, prison correction programmes, prison accommodation facilities

Dhurringile Mansion was built in 1877. Also outbuildings, 3 wings around a large rectangle garden. A gracious arch passes through the east wing. North was occupied by Mr and Mrs J. Lowry, south was used for hay. Restoration has been carried out. Now used y prison officers.Colour photograph of Historical Society regional members inspecting Dhurringile Prison farm annexe, former stables. Members from Numerkah, Nathalia, Shepparton, Rochester, Echuca and Tatura. 1990.on back: stables Dhurringile 1990dhurringile stables, dhurringile mansion

Tatura Community playground is part of the primary school play area. Exterior of school is shown through trees. Built by prisoners from Dhurringile Prison and other volunteersBlack and white photograph of playground situated in grounds of Tatura Primary School, built 1969.on back: Tatura Community playground (at primary school) 1986.tatura community playground

Photocopy of booklet "The History of Dhurringile 1845-2020" by Prison Supervisor Roger Jorgensen. Colour photo of Dhurrigile Mansion on cover. 44 pages A5 size.non-fictionA brief history of the Dhurringile Mansion

tells of James Winter building Dhurringile mansion and life in the area. History of the mansion, including home for German Internees (Aug 1941 - July 1945), a training farm for British orphans, (1947 - 1965), and is now a minimum security prison (1965)Pink and clear folder. 17 pages of photo copy with B&W photos, telling the history of the Dhurringile mansion and surrounds 1870's - 1970. (A 4 pages)durringhile mansion - history

Built James Winter 1877. POW camp 1941-1946. Presbyterian Boys Home 1965 - 1965. H. M. Rehabilitation Prison.Dhurringile Mansiondhurringile mansion, pow camp, internee camp, james winter, presbyterian boys home, h. m. rehabilitation prison.

Dhurringile Mansion was built in 1877. Also outbuildings, 3 wings around a large rectangle garden. A gracious arch passes through the east wing. North was occupied by Mr and Mrs J. Lowry, south was used for hay. Restoration has been carried out. Now used y prison officers.Colour photograph of north wing of former stables, Dhurringile Mansion. Historical Society members cars in foreground. 1990on back: stables Dhurringile 1990dhurringile stables, dhurringile mansion

Dhurringile Mansion was built in 1877. Also outbuildings, 3 wings around a large rectangle garden. A gracious arch passes through the east wing. North was occupied by Mr and Mrs J. Lowry, south was used for hay. Restoration has been carried out. Now used y prison officers.Colour photograph of north east wing of former stables, Dhurringile Mansion. Historical Society members cars in foreground. 1990on back: stables Dhurringile 1990dhurringile stables, dhurringile mansion

Tells of James Winter building Dhurringile mansion, and life as it was in the surrounding townships. The mansion was completed in 1877. The name "Dhurringile"was taken from an Aboriginal word meaning "crouching emu". History of the mansion - including a home for German internees (Aug. 1941 - July 1945) a training farm for British orphans ( 1947 - 1965) and is now a minimum security prison (1965 -)17 pages of photocopy material, with B/W photos, printed on A4 paper. Held together by a stapler. Painting of the original mansion on front page.dhurringile, toolamba, james winter

History of Dhurringile, The Mansion. Also of other owners and occupiers, including a prison camp during WW2, Presbyterian Boys' Training farm and Rehabilitation prison.Burgandy back and binding, beige front, clear plastic coverhistory of dhurringile, bossence w, tatura, "tatura" by wh bossence, presbyterian boys' training farm, presbyterian boys' rehabilitation prison