A white book titled ' Random Thoughts,' by Elma Winslade Wells. Elma describes her years growing up in Bendigo and her life in the scouting movement. Printed by D.G. Walker Pty. Ltd, Bendigo, Vic. 1986. bottom left corner of the front cover has a number sticker, 0140 WEL.Elma Winslade Wellsbiography, family, elma winslade wells, bendigo, history, bendigo cubs and scouts, scouting, bendigo history, wells family, people, person, biography, bendigo community, broken hill, wellington, bendigo birds, camp hill primary school, education, bendigo district cubs, organisations, international travel, book, books. bottom left corner of the front cover has a number sticker, 0140 wel

An envelope - from Miss E. W. Wells: All Saints Church, Bendigo, 1 interior photo, 1 frontage to Mackenzie Street.elma winslade wells collection.

Photograph - black and white - postcard. A portrait of a woman. Written on the back. ' I cannot go myself. So wish you a Happy Christmas, so I am sending you my photo, and shall be with you in spirit. Lots of Love and Best Wishes for all. EWW (looks like EWW). So assumption is then that this is a photo of Elma Winslade Wells.person, individual, wells family (elma), elma wells.

A small black and white photograph of Alice Winslade Shapland. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. This photo show an older Alice wearing a white top. On the back the logo of James Langford, photographer, Portland streeet and High Street, Infracombe.person, individual, alice shapland

A small black and white photograph of Emily Shapland who married Arthur Northover. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. Emily has grey or blonde hair, wearing a flowery top. At the bottom Henry Wayland, Blackheath. On the back the logo of Henry Wayland photographer Rembrandt House Blackheath.person, individual, emily shapland

A small photograph of Edgar Rotherham Shapland. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. Edgar is shown standing next to a pillar, a dog is sitting on the pillar. Edgar is wearing a dark jacket, shirt and tie. At the bottom the name Henry Wayland, Blackheath. On the back the logo of Henry Wayland photographer Rembrandt House, Blackheath.person, individual, edgar shapland

A small black and white photograph of Alice Winslade Shapland. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. Alice has hair tied back and she is wearing a dark dress with a white collar. On the back the logo of T. C. Turner, photographer, 10 Barnsbury Park and 17 Upper Street, Islington, London.person, individual, alice shapland

A small photo of Robert Shapland a relative of Elma Winslade Wells. The photo is a half portrait of Robert showing him with black hair and a beard. He is wearing a black jacket. On the back the logo of the City of London photographic company, 2 queen Street Cheapside. Photo "Galvano" engravers to Her Majesty and the Royal Family.person, individual, robert shapland

A small black and white photograph of Arthur Northover. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. Arthur is showing looking right, in a white shirt, tie, breast jacket and an overcoat. Arthur is a middle age man, with receding hair line and moustache. At the bottom Henry Wayland, Blackheath. On the back the logo of Henry Wayland photographer Rembrandt House, Blackheath.person, individual, arthur northover

A small black and white photograph of Edgar Shapland. Edgar was a relative of Elma Winslade Wells. Edgar is shown looking left wearing a white shirt and a light coloured jacket buttoned up. He has fair hair parted in the middle. On the back the logo of Henry Goodman, portrait & landscape photographer, 1&6 Fort Hill, Margate, established 1858.person, individual, edgar shapland

A small photograph of Edgar Shapland. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. Edgar is shown looking right. He is wearing a dark overcoat over a white shirt and tie. He has short, fair hair. On the back the logo of J. C. Turner & Company photographers to their Royal Highness the Prince & Princess of Wales, Duke of Edinburgh and Duke of Cambridge. 10 Burnsbury Park, London.J. C. Turner & Companyperson, individual, edgar shapland

A small black and white photograph of Auntie Shapland. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. She is standing next to chair her hands resting on a cushion, she is wearing a patterned dress with white collar and a white cap. On the back in pen Auntie Shapland (your father's first cousin) and the logo of T. C. Turner, 10 Barnsbury Park and 17 Upper Street, Islington, London.person, individual, auntie shapland

A small black and white photograph of "Harriet", there is no surname, Balmoral Hill Blackheath. A relative of Elma Winslade wells. Harriet is show standing with her arms resting on a cushion on top of the back of what looks like a leather chair, she is wearing a black long dress. At the bottom T. Wright, Poplar. On the back the logo of T. Wright, photographer, 199 East India Road, opposite Poplar church, London.person, individual, female portrait

A small black and white photograph of Mr. Snowdon partner of (first name unreadable) Rotherham. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. Mr. Snowdon is wearing a white shirt with a bow tie, jacket and overcoat. He has dark hair combed back with curls, he also has a beard. On the back the logo of J. W. Clarke, artist and photographer, 7 Angel Hill opposite Abbey Gate Bury St. Edmunds.person, individual, mr. snowdon

A small black and white photograph of Tom Robinson. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. He is standing resting on the back of a chair, he is wearing a coat, he has dark hair parted on the right he also has moustache. On the back in pen "from an admirer and one who thinks very highly of you" and the initials L.B.R. Also the logo of L. R. Goodman photographer 1&6 Fort Hill Margate, established 1858.person, individual, tom robinson

A small black and white photograph of Dorothy Northover (Mrs. L. Williams) as a child. A relative of Elma Winslade Wells. She is standing on a chair wearing a light coloured dress. At the bottom G. Brown & Son, Broad St. Deal. On the back: from G. Brown & Son electric and daylight studio, Broad St. (near pier), Deal. Electric light every evening at dusk till 8pm. these portrait are equal in every respect to the best daylight work.person, individual, dorothy northover

Envelope with writing: photos from Miss E. W. Wells. Photos are of Miss Wells parents, (the Rotherhams), also Miss Wells great aunt and associates.

A small black and white photograph of Jack the Shapland dog. at the bottom photo & fine art co.Lee. On the back: the photographic and fine art Co. G. Boucher, Manager, 59 High Road, Lee.

An envelope addressed to Miss Elma Wells, 51 Barkly Place, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia from the Fleetway House, Farringdon St. London E.C. 4. There is a two pence red king George V stamp with a cancelled mark London EC Nov. 2 1921, 6.15pm. The envelope contains letter catalogue number 1388.51.Bdocument, envelope, elma wells.

A letter from the Children's newspaper, edited by Arthur Mee, the Fleetway House, Farringdon St. London E. C. 4. The letter is dated November 2, 1921. "My dear Elma, very many thanks for your letter. I am delighted that my papers come into your home. That is all very interesting about your Aborigine, and I will gladly see if we can manage to have a paragraph about him. I am very much afraid, however, that he is only one of the endless procession of clever people who think they have solved the problem of perpetual motion. all the good wishes, yours sincerely, Arthur Mee.document, elma wells., the children's newspaper

Envelope addressed to A. Wells 51, Barkly Street, Bendigo. It has a centenary of Australia stamp cancelled 25 Oct 1934. The envelope did not have the sender on the back, but the letter inside is from Theo to mum, Dorothy and Elma.document, envelope, elma wells.

A letter from Theo dated Wednesday evening 24/Oct/1934 addressed to Mum, Dorothy and Elma. The letter is two page long. the letter was inside envelope 1388.57document, elma wells.

A letter dated 24/September/1866 and sent from London by Joe Rotherham to his sister. the letter advised that his wife Harriet had a baby daughter on 12th September, 1866 the baby was named Margaret.document

An aerogramme dated Thursday evening 03/02/1965 addressed to E. W. Wells Star Inn, Dunmow, Essex, England from G.T. Wells, 26 Seaview Crescent, Blackrock. Vic, Australia. It is written over three pages in very small writing.document

Four pages of short verses composed by Dorothy Wells. On the cover letter signed by Elms Wells on the 14th of May, 1961 she described how Dorothy composed this poems, one a week and when Elma visited her she dictated the verses and Elma put them on paper.document

A letter from the Education Department War Relief Fund addressed to Elma Wells. No date on the letter. The letter signed by the director of the fund details the award to Elma of a certificate of Effective Membership of the young Workers' Patriotic Guild. The letter details how the funds raised go to help those who have suffered during the great war. Then goes on to say that they have decided that those who possess the young workers' patriotic guild certificates may have the Education Department seal embossed upon the certificate if they succeed in rising 5 pounds and an additional seal if they succeed in raising 10 pounds.document

An envelope - From Miss E. W. Wells. Mum's parents (Rotherham), Great Auntie and associates.

Sepia photograph of a bank building with three men standing in front. Date and location unknown. On the back there is what looks like the names of the persons, unable to read them. Also stamped H. Ceyer HayH. Ceyer Haybuildings, bank, unknown

Black and white photograph of two houses, a large tree on the right and branches of another one on the left. Date and location unknown. On the left hand side printed the name: Alan Spicer, Bendigo.Alan Spicer, Bendigobuildings, house, unkown

Sepia photograph of Cairns home. On the front verandah two ladies standing. At the left printed Gough Bros. Brisbane and Sydney. On the back in pen Cairns Home. Date unknown.Gough Bros.buildings, house, cairns