Eaglehawk North Primary School, No. 1428. Centenary 1874 - 1974. 42 pages with photographs. Autographs on back cover of 2030. With Indexeaglehawk, history, eaglehawk north primary school, bendigo, education, eaglehawk north primary school no. 1428

40-page soft cover booklet titled 'Eaglehawk North Primary School No.1428 Centenary 1874-1974 Illustrated with B&W photos of students and staff. List of Head Teachers and 1974 Staff. A poem to the school written by A. (Llew) Llewellyn on first page. Centenary Program inside front cover Printed by Cambridge Press, BendigoHandwritten in ink on first page, 'To Ray Wallace whom I hold in the greatest esteem 25/4/1977 A.W. (Llew) Llewellyn'eaglehawk north primary school, centenary 1874-1974

Book: Eaglehawk No. 210. 150 years of education, 1854 - 2004.Ruth Claridge.eaglehawk, history, eaglehawk primary school no. 210

BHS CollectionBendigo Advertiser '' the way we were'' from 2002. Can you name them?: Eaglehawk Primary School, grade 1, 1921. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Photograph. Harry Biggs Collection. From behind Council Club overlooking roof tops across Eaglehawk. The sign Town Hall Hotel can be seen painted on 1 wall. Eaglehawk Primary School is in the distance.photograph, streetscape, eaglehawk, harry biggs collection, overlooking eaglehawk

Eaglehawk State School ANZAC Remembrance Day 1918 Commemoration program Invite to a commemoration service on Thursday 25th April 1918 at 1:30 PM at the Eaglehawk Primary School Includes an Honour Roll of Eaglehawk State School 210, Bendigo

Certificate of Merit (Sixth Class) - Education Department, Victoria.Elizabeth Hall; Eaglehawk State School No 210; December 1897. Signed by Colin H Campbell, Inspector of Schools. Certificate donated by Misses F & J Anderson.education, primary, eaglehawk state school no. 210, eaglehawk, certificate of merit, elizabeth hall, colin h camphell, misses f. & j. anderson.

Set of four colour slide on Agfacolour - black and white plastic mounts. .1 - Bendigo No. 3 on a Quarry Hill service .2 - Bendigo No. 5, in High St Eaglehawk, inbound to Quarry Hill. Has a former Masonic Hall? in the background - now part of the Eaglehawk Primary School. .3. - Bendigo 26, en route to Quarry Hill, on Quarry hill line? with a BP service station in the background. .4 - Bendigo 5, descending View St to Charing Cross.tramways, trams, bendigo, quarry hill, eaglehawk, view st, tram 3, tram 5, tram 26

'Bendigo Advertiser' article 15th November, 1995 'Schools Win Grant', describes the Bendigo schools who were recipients of the Bendigo Mining Environmental Trust Fund grants. Black and white photograph of Peter Ross-Edwards with two students at Eaglehawk North Primary School, underneath photo. gold mining, bendigo mining environmental trust, peter ross-edwards, doug buerger

Set of 7 photographs taken during a tram tour using Birney's 30 and 28. Possibly 1971 or early 1972 prior to closure. 1 - High St Eaglehawk with Primary School hall behind. 2 - Tram 28 from another tram's window - note no driver. 3 - trams 28 and 30 in McCrae St with the Bendigo Technical College building in the background. 4 - Tour trams turning from Bernard St into View St with the Five Lions Hotel in the background with a Fosters Lager advertisement. This hotel has since been demolished. 5 - Tram 30 on the single-track extension at Eaglehawk. 6 - Tram 6 and another single trucker at Charing Cross - note the sag on the second tram - a spring possibly has failed. 7 - Tram 19 running out the depot lead into McCrae St with an SEC Cooking roof and a Briquettes dash canopy advertisements.Yields information about Bendigo tram tours prior to the closure of the SEC operated system.Black and White photographs on Ilford Paper - undated - set of 7trams, tramways, sec, bendigo, tram 28, tram 30, high st, eaglehawk, tram 6, mccrae st, view st, five lions hotel, tram 19, tours, birney tramcars

Bendigo Advertiser article, 1st August ,1995, titled 'Old Mines pose risk to children'. Children are playing in former mine sites, entering shafts and stopes that pose a dangerous threat to their health. Some sites have low oxygen levels in the stopes and there can be large 'amounts of hydrogen sulphide, or 'rotten egg gas'. Black and white photo of Peter Bentley, Mining and Extractive Industries Co-ordinator for DNRE, inspecting the Old McDuff mine site in Eaglehawk.gold mining, bendigo, sandra burns, mineral education, spring gully primary school

Trophy, wooden rectangular base with wooden pedestal, left hand side, silver figure of netball player on top. On right, gold plaque on brown wooden backing with names of winner engraved. Engraved on top of list, Eaglehawk North ( no date ), Girton 1979, St. Liborius 1980, St. Kilian’s 1981, St. Theresa’s 1982, Bendigo North 1983.bendigo, education, bendigo north primary school

Newspaper cutting mentioning the retirement and career of Mervyn Hall, a teacher at the Golden Square Primary School (Laurel St). Photo shows Mervyn Hall with teachers, Sue Hoile, Robyn Powell, Barbara Reidt and Shane Rodda. They are presenting him with an artist's impression of Bendigo's Sacred Heart Cathedral.education, primary, golden square laurel st p.s., golden square primary school 1189 collection - newspaper cuttings, mervyn hall, sue hoile, robyn powell, barbara reidt, shane rodda, violet st school, bendigo high school, camp hill school, tongala consolidated school, kangaroo flat primary school, bendigo north primary school, comet hill school, eaglehawk football club, bendigo matting association, bendigo bowling club, apexian, janene hall, craig hall, blair hall, heather hall

BHS CollectionTypewritten letter from the Bendigo Inspectorate placement committee to the heads of Primary schools advising them of the change to the boundary between the two technical school. Attached to the letter two drawing showing in the first the area covered by the white Hills technical school and the Kangaroo Flat technical school and in the second the Bendigo, Golden Square and Eaglehawk High School boundaries. The letter is dated 19th July 1968 and signed by W.F.R Budge (District Inspector of Schools) Aileen and John Ellison Collection.technical school, white hills technical, kangaroo flat technical

Light blue program for the Bendigo North Primary School ball held on Thursday, August 23rd, 1979 at the Eaglehawk Town Hall. Front page has a sketch of a boy and a girl dancing. The centre has a list of 18 dances, a mixture of Colonial, Ballroom and Folk Dances. The back page is the acknowledgements to: Esme Barker, Norman Powell, Jeanette Clancy, Elizabeth Lakey, Val Lee, Maurie Raynor, Peter Ellis, Sandhurst Dance Club. Written on the back is Maree Murrell.entertainment, dance, ball, peter ellis collection, eaglehawk town hall, bendigo north primary school, esme barker, norman powell, jeanette clancy, elizabeth lakey, val lee, maurie raynor, peter ellis, sandhurst dance club, maree murrell

group photo of 11 school boys with four men, standing outside brick building, wooden door behind group. Boys in front are holding cricket pads and gloves. Written on back : 'back: Neil Button, John Turner, Maurice Grose, Centre: Lance Orchard, Graeme Moore, Merv Miles, Les Rodda, F. Stave Wallace, Ken Hartley, Paul Gill, Trevor Phillips, Bill McConnell, Noel Turner Walshy !. Presentation of cricket equipment to school by Sandhurst Cricket Club, 1951 ? On bottom LH side : V. Phillips, 274 (?9) Eaglehawk Rd. Eaglehawk.bendigo, sporting clubs, sandhurst cricket club, cricket, sandhurst, school, presentation

Copy of a newspaper article titled three-year battle to get lights printed on yellow paper. Date written at the top is September 19 - 1984.Photo shows Eaglehawk Rd with a man crossing the street and a car going past. A tractor is on the corner. The accompanying article mentions that residents have been campaigning to get the lights for over three years.bendigo, history, long gully history group, the long gully history group - installation of traffic lights eaglehawk rd/creeth st, long gully primary school, the road construction authority, ted coleman, bendigo city council, rite-way

Copy of a newspaper article titled Three-year battle to get lights. Paper dated September 19, 1984. Article mentions there will be an installation of traffic lights at the intersection of Eaglehawk Rd and Creeth St. after a three year campaign. The intersection would cater fully for pedestrians and make it a lot safer for the school children.bendigo, history, long gully history group, the long gully history group - three-year battle to get lights, long gully primary school, the road construction authority, mr ted coleman, bendigo city council, rite-way

black and white photograph: St, Mungo and Devonshire Group of Mines, looking south, California Gully Primary School in the background. Mng 25 ( black pen ) also in black ball point pen ' The St. Mungo and Devonshire group of Mines, Eaglehawk, looking south 1888. Foreground left - cab, windlass, whip and whim. Left to right, Old St. Mungo, Sadova, Background, The Deveonshire mines . At rear, Califronia Gully State School. View from Snob's Hill, in foreground. St. Mungo and Sadowa with the Lady Barkly in the distance, whilst to the right of the Lady Barkly is the joint battery of the South St. Mungo and Lady Barkly Companies, then follows the South St. Mungo mine, The Uinicorn, and the Phoenix, and in the background, the Devonshire Group ( as identified by J. Lerk in Bendigo's Gold Mining History 1851 - 1954 )organization, business, st. mungo and devonshire mines

It was presumed that California Gully was named after miners who came from California and worked in the gully searching for alluvial gold. In the 1850s both California Gully and Eaglehawk became established townships. In the 1960's much land was opened up for housing bringing a slow but steady increase of new families to the area. California Gully is a suburb of Bendigo, 4 km north-west of the city centre. It was formed around the California Gully where it intersects the Eaglehawk Road. Gold was discovered in California Gully in 1852, and it was rushed by miners from the Californian gold diggings. A large influx of Cornish miners occurred in the 1870s, strengthening a Methodist tradition which had established the first school in 1857. A township formed in Eaglehawk Road, and is identified by the White Horse Hotel and the Uniting (former Methodist) church behind the hotel. Both were built during the early 1870s. California Gully's mines had a long production period, the North Johnson group running from 1861 to 1920. It was on the Eaglehawk tram line which closed in 1973. In 1883 a large school building was erected on an elevated site west of the town, known as Bell Topper Hill. (The name apparently came about from English miners making a bonfire of their bell topper hats, found to be unsuitable for Australian conditions.) The school is on the Victorian Heritage Register, along with the former Methodist church. The school replaced a building (1862) in School Street which became a mechanics' institute. The California Gully primary school had 147 pupils in 2014. California Gully has a number of buildings and sites which retain elements of the goldmining past. There are two reserves with ovals and a shopping centre near the Woolpack Hotel. In 1968 the Anglican church opened the St Lawrence Court aged care centre in Upper California Gully Road. Three years later a large Stafford Ellinson menswear factory was opened. It lasted until 2002, employing over 300 people. Since then, St Lawrence Court has become the largest local employer."California Gully. The Township and Gold Mines" written by Noelene Wild. Soft cover. 84 PP. Sky blue front cover, spine and back cover. Title on front cover in green text. Has image of California Gully in the 1960's in green. Has index. Has black and white images throughout. Published in 2009 by Noelene and Ian Wild. ISBN 978-0-9579939-2-1.mining, miners, california gully, gold, eaglehawk