History of the Diamond Valley Gem Club 1968 - 201832 p., text and col. illustrationsdiamond valley gem club, lapidary, gem clubs, grace park

Information leaflet about activities of the Diamond Valley Gem Club1p. printed both sides, folded twicegems, diamond valley gem club, gem clubs, lapidary clubs

History of the Diamond Valley Gem Club since its beginning in 1967.2p. black and white typescriptdiamond valley gem club, gem clubs, lapidary clubs

Diamond Valley Gem Club hosted the National Lapidary Competition and show held at St. Mary's Church Hall, Greensborough November 15 - 17, 1974.Bruce Morgan was the first Shire Secretary (1964-1983) of the Shire of Diamond Valley. This collection was compiled by his wife, Mavis Morgan, detailing the events they attended in their official capacity.3 p. cream paper with black text, floor plan.Logo and writing on cover hand drawn and coloured.bruce morgan, mavis morgan, diamond valley gem club, national lapidary competition

2 photographs from the Diamond Valley Gem Club taken by Rosie Bray. Photo 1 is captioned "Gem Club members showing some of their skills at Diamond Valley Gem Show, Watsonia Community Hall 2005"; photo 2 shows the Club banner and is captioned "Diamond Valley Gem Club 2005".2 colour photographs, captions on back.diamond valley gem club, lapidary, gem clubs, grace park

An article on the Diamond Valley Gem Club from Watsonia's Whisper, the newspaper of the Watsonia Traders Association. Article written by Rosie Bray.Clipping from Watsonia's Whisper, black text on green background, colour illus.diamond valley gem club, lapidary, gem clubs, grace park

Article about Wyn Jenkins, a member of the Diamond Valley Gem Club. Wyn describes what she has learned at the Gem Club.Text and black and white imagediamond valley gem club, gems, wyn jenkins

Local Scene reports by Rosalie Bray include the Diamond Valley Gem Club, Greensborough Secondary College technology night and self defence classes at Yandell Kindergarten.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.greensborough, watsonia