This is a b/w copy of the Eadie family. Identified (L to R) Agnes Eadie, Bert Eadie, Mrs Nettleton, and Hal Eadie on the occasion of Miss Agnes Eadie's 90th birthday.This is s copy of a b/w photograph of two elderly women and two elderly men seated in a room in front of a bookcase and a door. Unmounted.eadie flour mill, dunblane, eadie, agnes, bert, nettleton, - (mrs), hal, george evans collection

A sepia mounted photographOn back: John Eadie, Esq, JP, FOUNDER OF THE PIONEER FLOUR MILL (WATER WHEEL DRIVEN) / BEN EADIE, SUNBURY / THE FLOUR MILL WAS BUILT ON JACKSON'S CREEK IN 1861, HE ALSO HAD AN ORCHARD AND VINEYARD AND THE WINE CELLAR STILL STANDS 1966eadie, john, pioneer flour mill, water wheels, ben, sunbury, jackson's creek, vineyards, orchards, george evans collection

John Eadie, a miller from Perthshire in Scotland, established a water-driven flour mill on the banks of the Jacksons Creek downstream from the Macedon Street crossing in 1861. He also built a weir and water-race to ensure there was plenty of water to drive the mill. The mill produced flour until the early years of the twentieth century. In 1914 the large shell and the iron roofing were removed to aid the war effort. The weir can still be seen but the ruins of the mill are the only evidence of its early existence.Milling was one of Sunbury's early industries in the early days of European settlement. A copy of an old non-digital black and white photograph of a lady driving a small flock of sheep past a blue stone building, which has a pitched corrugated iron roof. The photograph has a border on three of its sides with the caption below the image. john eadie, sunbury flour mill., flour production

The flour mill was built in......A sepia photograph of Jackson's Creek, Sunbury. Unmounted postcardjackson's creek, sunbury, mills, eadies flour mill, billinghurst, beryl, francey, sandra, gregor, alex, eadie, john, george evans collection

Eadie's Mill on Jacksons Creek was one of the earliest mills to be established in the area. Sunbury Waterworks now occupies the site.A black and white photograph of a small waterfall cascading over rocks into a waterhole in Jacksons Creek. It is near the ruins of Eadies Flour Mill, Sunbury, just up from the sewerage treatment plant.eadies flour mill, jackson creek, eadie, peter, waterfalls, george evans collection

The Mill Falls are downstream on the Jacksons Creek from the Macedon Street bridge in Sunbury. The Eadie family built a water mill on the river bank to produce flour. The remains of the mill are visible on the RHS of the image.The Eadie mill was the first of its kind to be constructed in the area.Anon-digital sepia photograph in post card format of a river with a waterfall. A straggly tree is growing on the bank on the RHS of the photograph.MILL FALL/ SUNBURYjacksons creek, mill falls, sunbury

The former mill and weir shown in the photograph were sited on the banks of Jacksons Creek downstream from the town of Sunbury. John Eadie, a Scottish immigrant established the water-driven flour mill on the banks of the creek after he arrived in the colony in 1866. The mill continued operating until the outbreak of World War 1 when the metal wheel and iron roofing were taken and used for the war effort. The hill in the back ground with the trees and buildings was the site of the former Sunbury Asylum. Milling was one of Sunbury's early industries that were established in the district.A non-digital black and white photograph of a building and a lake in a valley. Buildings and trees are visible on a distant hillside.OLD MILL SUNBURYsunbury flour mill., milling

Scottish miller and immigrant, John Eadie established his water-driven flour mill on Jacksons Creek in Sunbury in 1861.To make of a sufficient water supply to operate the mill, he built a weir and a water-race to drive it. Some of these can be seen today. The machinery for the mill was bought from Scotland and transported here. The mill continued to operate until 1914. At that time the 20 ton metal wheel and the iron roofing removed to aid the war effort.This mill is one of a number that were built along the water courses in the Sunbury-Bulla area to process the wheat grown in the area.A non-digital black and white photograph in post card format of a an old bluestone mill building sited on the bank of a watercourse in a deep valley with bare hills in the background. The remains of the water wheel are at the rear of the building. A New Year greeting dated 24th Dec. 1907 has been written on the back from H.H in Bulla to his aunt, Miss M.A.Ripon who was staying with Mrs. Tricks in Canterbury at the time.The Old Mill Sunburyjohn eadie, the old mill, milling, jacksons creek

These falls are known as Mill Falls and are situated on the Jackson Creek downstream from the Macedon Road bridge in Sunbury and Craiglie Winery. The stairs on the RHS of the photo are the remains of Eadie's Mill which was constructed in the 1860s and run by the Eadie family to grind wheat into flour.A non-digital sepia photograph in postcard format of a water flowing over rocks with ruins of some stone stairs on the RHS. john eadie, eadie family, mill falls, jackson creek, flour production, sunbury flour mill.

The photograph is of the Jacksons Creek valley, taken in the vicinity of Mill Falls, near the former 'Springvale' winery, which was downstream from the Sunbury township. John Eadie constructed a mill for producing flour at the falls in 1861.The former 'Springvale' winery was one of a number of wineries that were established in Sunbury in the 19th century.A coloured photograph of a wide open valley with a meandering water course. There is very sparse tree growth on the surrounding hillsides.jacksons creek, mill falls, eadie family, john eadie, sunbury, springvale winery