Coloured - House in East Doncaster Road, Mitcham which was moved in two pieces onto vacant site. Note lane on side - one of a network of night lanes in Mitchamdoncaster east road, mitcham, night lanes

Two items about this Church: 1/ Printed Email from Brian Walsh, giving brief details of his time at Eastleigh Community Church and McKinnon Gospel Hall dated 21/04/2010 and Reply dated 03/06/2012. 2/ 3 digital photos taken on 20/02/2010 by Claire Barton for GEHS project: 2 different views of the street frontage for the Church and 1 view of the sign on the front wall.pearson bob, deakin street, mckinnon, eastleigh community church, bentleigh east, eastleigh gospel chapel, walsh brian, coates lindsay, mckinnon gospel hall, east boundary road, bent street

Coloured photo of the Winchcombe family residence on corner of Doncaster East and Glen Roads, Mitcham in 2006. Mrs Winchcombe(nee Ireland) is related to Ireland family who were early orchardists and florist in Mitcham areawinchecombe family, ireland family, doncaster east road, mitcham, no.35

Coloured photo of south - west side of the Winchcombe family home on the corner of Doncaster East and Glen Roads, Mitcham in 2006 Mrs. Winchcombe, nee Ireland is related to the Ireland family who were orchardists and florist in Mitcham area in the early 1900s.winchcombe family, ireland family, doncaster east road, mitcham, no.35

St Albans Railway Station was at one stage the terminus of the suburban electrification service, an honour that it lost to Watergardens Station (Sydenham) in 2002, and subsequently to Sunbury in 2012. With the increase in train traffic, both in suburban electrification service and in the country diesel service, the gates at the St. Albans Railway Station caused significant road traffic delays including causing several fatalities. The removal of these gates including the construction of a new underground station were completed as part of the State Government Grade Separation Project works in November 2016.These photographs capture the gates, Main Road East & Main Road West and the surrounding shops on the 25th May1969.GATES ST ALBANS 26TH MAY 69main road east, main road west, st. albans railway station, st. albans railway gates, st. albans

Main Road East, formerly Boundary Road, served as the municipal boundary between the City of Sunshine and the City of Keilor. The south side of the roadway fell within the City of Sunshine, while the north side belonged to the City of Keilor. Following the statewide restructuring of local government in 1994, both sides of Main Road East were brought under a single municipality, the newly formed City of Brimbank. These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1990, were published in response to a campaign by St Albans traders who were concerned about growing traffic congestion in the centre of St Albans and the resulting loss of business to competing shopping centres such as Deer Park, Keilor Downs, and even Highpoint City.Although Main Road East was administratively divided between two councils, the community on both sides of the road functioned as a single, integrated community. Major institution, including Errington Reserve, the principal St Albans sports ground, St Albans High School, and St Albans Statio, were all located on the south side within the City of Sunshine, yet they served residents from both councils. The northern side developed into the suburb’s main shopping strip, with grocery shops, banks, medical practices and several churches forming its civic and commercial focus.Shop Owners St. Albans Alfrieda St 473.3main road east, st. albans

The Coles Variety Store in Main Road East, St. Albans opened in 1960. This picture is from C1990. The site is now a KFL Foodstore.Colescoles, main road east, st. albans

The Coles Variety Store in Main Road East, St. Albans opened in 1960. This is a picture from the opening day. The site is now a KFL Foodstore.Colescoles, main road east, st. albans

Danks & Son|Braybrook Implement Company|Braybrook Juntion Stationsunshine, map

Colour photograph of the mile post in Main Road, Ballarat East.mile post, ballarat east, main road, milepost, sign

These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1992, capture the emerging café culture in St Albans as outdoor dining began to take hold. They were taken in the newly completed St Albans Square on Main Road East, documenting a moment when the precinct was reshaping its identity and embracing a more contemporary streetscape.St. Albans Square St. Albans 81.1st. albans square, main road east, st. albans

These photographs, taken by The Advocate newspaper, record the installation of two large Canary Island Palm trees, at the entrance to Errington Reserve, Main Road East, St. Albans. The trees were supplied by the Melbourne firm Established Trees Transplanters and were originally sourced from central Victoria. As of 2026, both trees remain alive.Sunshine Council installing two palm trees around gates to park Errington Reserve St. Albans 203.3errington reserve, main road east, st. albans

Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph- "H. E. Watson's Orchard. Ringwood East. Oxford Road."agriculture

Newspaper titled: "Melbourne Olympic City", containing on page 7, an advertisement for the State Savings Bank of Victoria. Ad features an unidentified tram in front of the Elizabeth St head office. Printed and published by I.F. Brander, 75 Waverley Road, East Malvern, for The Argus & Australasian Ltd, at the Reg Office, 365 Elizabeth St Melbournetrams, tramways, w class, elizabeth st

shire of eltham archives, aerial photo, main road, eltham east, zig zag road

These photographs, taken by The Advocate newspaper, show the Kealba Views Hotel following the Administrative Appeals Tribunal’s decision to reject an application opposing the construction of a new bottle shop at the site. Under the proposal, the existing bottle shop (Pictured) is to be demolished and replaced with a new facility fronting Sunshine Avenue.The photographs are not the earliest view of the hotel as at one stage the hotel was a much simpler building with some detached accommodation rooms. These accommodation rooms have been demolished. The Kealba Views Hotel, now the Kealba Hotel is a suburban hotel (Pub) located on the intersection of Main Road East and Sunshine Avenue, St. Albans / Kealba. The hotel serves Kealba, St Albans, Keilor Downs, and the northern edge of Sunshine. It has been operating for several decades and is familiar landmark for locals travelling along Sunshine Avenue. The hotel has gone through extensive modifications since these photographs were taken.Hotel Installing New Bottle Shop Kealba Hotel 166.3kealba views hotel, kealba hotel, main road east, st. albans, kealba, sunshine avenue

Pretty pics of St. Albans / Keilor around Keilor & St. Albans 474.1st. albans square, main road east, st. albans

These hop kilns have since been destroyed by fire. Jubler was Architect of building, John French and Co Contractors. Built for James Taylor in 1882 Madres Field Hop KilnsColour photograph of Hop Kilns on Silt Jetties Road east side of Mitchell River Bairnsdale Victoriaindustry

Local SceneRobert Pointon. East of Fairbaine Road. Colour photograph, 34 x 49cm

Land application by Frank Ainger, referred to District Surveyor. Report by Mounted Constable Douglas with description of proposed use of land. Map of area. The area is on the corner of Whitehorse Road and Doncaster East Road.ainger, frank, douglas (mounted constable), assistant commissioner of lands and survey, whitehorse road, mitcham, doncaster east road, land settlement

Produced as one of a series of 24 prints commissioned by Nunawading & District Historical Society -|Theme: Intersections of Mitcham and Nunawading 2000/2001.|See also Series by P. Simmenauer on the same theme.Black and white photograph - print and negative of Corner of Doncaster East Road and Mitcham Road, looking North. Four tall pine trees and parked sedan cars backing on to Mitcham Private Hospital.doncaster east road, mitcham, mitcham road, mitcham & district private hospital

Produced as one of a series of 24 prints commissioned by Nunawading & District Historical Society -|Theme: Intersections of Mitcham and Nunawading 2000/2001.|See also Series by P. Simmenauer on the same theme.Black and white photograph - print and negative of Corner of Doncaster East and Mitcham Roads facing grounds of Mitcham Primary School. Note road and street signage: Doncaster East Road; Mitcham and District Private Hospital; Centre of Community Care; Mitcham Uniting Church. (See also NP2324)doncaster east road mitcham, mitcham road, mitcham, mitcham primary school no. 2904, street signs

478_001 - Bill Meyland family homes at 23 & 25 Old Lilydale Road, Ringwood East. Both built by Bill M. 478_001 - Bill Meyland new family home at 25 Old Lilydale Road, Ringwood East. 478_001 - Bill Meyland old family home at 23 Old Lilydale Road, Ringwood East.

Written on back of photograph, "Warrandyte Road, east side, to Aird Street and bowling green. Jan. 1975".

East Ringwood 2000-Railway Avenue Looking East from Dublin Road- B&W Photo from Album 6501

Diagram showing layout of property fronting Canterbury Road and backing onto Orwell Street, later Shortland Street, Ringwood. Rubber stamped Kirkpatrick & Webber, Surveyors, Engineers & Town Planners, 225 Maroondah Highway Ringwood, Telephone 870-0321. "Draft Only". Allotment 1 includes location of weatherboard house and sheds, and proposed drainage and sewerage easement. Note:- Title dimensions are shown in brackets. Lot dimensions are subject to final survey. Signed by D. Kirkpatrick, 16/8/1963. Amended 21/8/1963.