Jack Hirst owned a property on Paternoster Road, Emerald, where this photograph was taken. He was a general carrier of goods for the district. One of the boys in the photograph is his son. The girl is a member of the Nobelius family.The photograph is a record of prominent families in the Emerald district.B/W photograph of three children standing beside a truck belonging to Jack Hirst at a rural property.FRONT: Truck registration plate VIC FU 947 REAR: Jack Hirst's truck (Jack obscured). John Richardson, Alan Hirst and Elaine Nobelius. 1937 Truck soursed [sic] from Canada. Kodak Print 1215nobelius family, emerald football club, hirst

The Tablecloth was purchased at the Emerald Market held in Station Street, Emerald in the 1950's. And it was used in the home of Elaine and Doug Morris from the 1950's until 2016.Cotton (damask- like) tablecloth, white with green stripes'tablecloth

This book by Kornelia Freeman & Ulo Pukk, Melbourne Books, 2011 is intended as a pictorial/display book to entice readers to visit the tourist areas of the Dandenongs. It includes some historical information. Elaine Morris, the recipient and possibly the donor of this book, was a Nobelius descendant and a former Museum volunteer.This book is retained as a reference book for visitors to the Museum wanting to know about tourist destinations throughout the Dandenongs and some related history.Hard-cover Pictorial book of towns and tourist areas in the Dandenong Ranges. Color photographs. 151 pagesHandwritten individual signatures on cover page: 'Carey Williams, June Styling, Beryl Bartacek, Chris Britton, Dennis Alexander-Hale, R Kendall' Card inside book with handwritten inscription: 'With many thanks Elaine / from the NHPEM COM / Carey Williams / 18 April 2012the dandenong ranges, kornelia freeman, ulo pukk, 2011