Photograph of cottage, built in 1920's, for Walter and Ann Colliver. Now owned by Erica Poulson.Colour photograph of exterior of cottage in O"Reilly Road, Tatura, showing trees, hedge.walter and ann colliver, erica poulson, early tatura buildings

Copy of original photograph, held by A. Young, of first convent buildings, occupied by nuns, 1900. St. Mary's College in background. Tin fence. Two storey brick buildings and brick fence, built later.Black and white photograph of early convent buildings, exterior, Tatura.on back and front: The Convent, Tatura

very early buildings of Tatura Butter Factory, farmers produce. Now Tatura Milk Products.Black and white photograph of Tatura Butter Factory early 1900's

Early aerial photograph of township of Tatura. Main buildings and street can be seen. Copied by W. Purcell. Original held by donor A. Hampton.Black and white photograph taken from a small plane of township of Taturaon back: aerial photo of Tatura 1930.

Associated with the Kindergarten, Francis Street, Tatura building appeal of early 1950's. Dancing and Euchre.Poster advertising "Gala Dance" and euchre party in aid of Tatura Kindergarten building appeal. Printed by The Guardian with red ink. Admission 7/6. Advertisements from L. H. Collison and H. E. Blake.tatura kindergarten

Williams store was a department store near the corner of Hogan and Thomson Streets with a house attached. These glass plates were found in 1973 by Mr Jack Smith who owned the building then.33 glass negatives discovered in the ceiling of a Tatura historic home. Some family photos (F. Williams of Williams Store); some hymns with music and some coastal scenes.early photography, glass negatives, williams family

Photograph of buildings in Tatura. Later Wilson's garage and residence, flour mill and possibly Brady's store in Casey Street. Lake in background. Was originally a post card.Black and white copy photograph of early scene of Tatura businesses.on back: south view Tatura. Lake in backgroundtatura victoria

Record of progress on Bill Doller Room 1991Work in progress at museum. Photographic records of same opening day, also early handwritten list of irrigation photos (Now displayed elsewhere)building museum, documents, reports

Homestead of D. Kilmartin, Springvale Road, early 1900s. Kilmartin on verandah, man and horse, birdcage handing from verandah.tatura, buildings, historic, costume, male

"Gowrie Park" homestead built by early settler George Stewart; Features David Russell and family posing on verandah, and cockatoo.tatura, buildings, historic, costume, male, female

Photos loaned for copying. Collection of photos loaned from Estate of Charlie Hogan.|Photo 1.Mick Hogan; Mrs. Hogan & Charlie Hogan.|Photo 2. Nora Keane whose mother was a Hogan.|Photo 3. Mick Hogan & Thomas Flanagan snr,, Hilston, early 1900s.|Photo 4. Ray Glover; Norm Doncon, Charlie Hogan &Tom Cornish.|Photo 5. Ray Glover; Bill Mitchell &Tom Hunter.|Photo 6. James & Annie Brady. James son ofJames & Julia. Annie, dau. of Thomas & Annie Hogan.|Photo 7. Jack O'Toole & Charlie Hogan.|Photo 8. Georgie Hing, thought to have been the Chinese market gardener at the Whim Inn corner, and who was killed while riding his bike.|Photo 9. Hogan Street building of Stan Tudor & Kilpatrick & McLellan, stock and station agent. Building now owned by Dawes & Vary, Solicitors.|Photo 10 & 11. Tatura Coursing Club 1926. St. Ledger Plumpton Coursing won by Ryan Bros.|Photo 12 & 13. In two halves. Rodney Irrigation Trust Commissioners and staff, possibly in front of original Tatura Mechanics Institute building. (Mick Cussen third from left seated; Thomas Hogan white beard seated with legs crossed. Billie Wilson snr. standing at rear left side.)|Photo 14. Group in front of Catholic church, c. 1925, boy on left thought to be Charlie Hogan.