Dysart is a Tudor Gothic building used as the original site of Geelong Grammar School. The Governor of Victoria, Sir Henry Barkly, laid its foundation stone in 1857 with the Bishop of Melbourne and the Archdeacon of Geelong in attendance. The student boarder population grew rapidly to call 55 Maud Street their home. After the school relocated to a larger site in 1914, the building was subdivided into a factory and a guesthouse called the Dysart Private Hotel. In 1961, it was again converted into the Reformed Theological College then later a private residence. In 2018 55 Maud Street had fallen into a state of disrepair, but was renovated to provide 28 premium dormitories in a peaceful and gorgeous setting.Small black and white photo.Verso "Taken oustise "Dysart" 21-3-47 Delegates ANA Conference 1947 Geelongana, australian natives association, geelong, dysart

Concept recording of a children's musical 'The Boy who dared to dream', produced by theatre and film director, writer and singer Frank Michael Howson (1952-2024) and actor Barry Ferrier in 1976. The performers include musician and actor Trevor White, pop singer Mark Holden and actors John Waters and Tommy Dysart. The first staged production of the show (featuring some of the actors from the concept recording) was in Melbourne in January 1978, and the second in May 1981.LP stereo record in cardboard sleeve coverOn record: 'Crest International' with logo. 'Stereo 33 1/3 RPM'. Songs listed on each side. On front of cover: Round yellow sticker 'An Exciting New Musical Fantasy. Star Cast. John Waters Trevor White Brenda Kristen Robin Ramsay Tommy Dysart Bill Binks Inside cover lists the dialogue and the details of the careers of the main participants.musical theatre, john waters, frank howson, the boy who dared to dream, barry ferrier

Reverend Ray Hermann was ordained in 1977 and served at Dysart EC, Middlemount Caravan Park Ministry, Deputy Master King's College, Associate Secretary Frontier Services, and Toowong. He was Chairperson of Presbytery of Bremer in Brisbane.BW head and shoulders portrait photo of Rev. Ray HerrmannRev. Ray Herrmann, Associate Secretary Frontier Servicesreverend ray hermann; ordained in 1977; dysart ec, middlemount caravan park ministry, deputy master king's college, associate secretary frontier services, and toowong; chairperson of presbytery of bremer in brisbane

Print document, dated 15/02/2004, about a boating accident at Lake Tyers on 29/12/1921, in which Alexander Finlay of Kumalong in Kooyong Road, and Darrell Ray died. They were later buried at Brighton Cemetery. Includes references. A photograph (248mm x 150mm) of the grave of Samuel Masters, taken by John Bergin, date unknown.brighton cemetery, finlay alexander kennedy, finlay eileen, moroney eileen, kooyong road, ray darrell dysart mackintosh, caulfield south, kumalong, brighton general cemetery, masters samuel

Melbourne Theatre Company later leased Athenaeum Theatre 1977 -1985Paper program; 16 p. includes articles about the play, the actors and advertisementsFile includes three theatre reviewsmelbourne theatre company, part 2 season 21, equus, peter shaffer, the university of melbourne, the australian elizabethan theatre trust, melbourne city council, martin dysart, mick rodger