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Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkPhotograph, Emerald State School Football Team, Emerald State School Football Team 1921, 1921
... Emerald State School Football Team 1921...Obverse, Typed, Upper Centre: "EMERALD STATE SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM / 1921." Obverse, Typed, Lower Centre: "Back left F. ...Emerald State School Football Team...Obverse, Typed, Upper Centre: "EMERALD STATE SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM / 1921." Obverse, Typed, Lower Centre: "Back left F. ...This item is a sepia photograph mounted on a craft foam backing, with printed labels at the upper and lower centre naming the team and players respectively. The photograph depicts 11 boys in the footballing outfits of the time (patterned jumpers, long shorts, long socks), the leftmost of them - L. Hirst - holding what appears to be an Australian Rules football. There are trees and a fence in the background.Obverse, Typed, Upper Centre: "EMERALD STATE SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM / 1921." Obverse, Typed, Lower Centre: "Back left F. Grange, S. Kennedy, A. Foxford, H. Brodie, / C. Stapleton. / Front, L. Hirst, J. Hirst, J. Anderson, M. Worrell, B. Davey, E. / Williams." Numbers 1-11 handwritten in pen over each individual, left-right. Reverse, Handwritten: "EMERALD / MUSEUM" -
Narre Warren and District Family History GroupBook, Nobelius Heritage Park & Emerald Museum, Emerald in focus : a photographic history 1858-1958, 2006
... Emerald State School...Macclesfield Cricket team...Emerald Rifle Club...Emerald Cricket Club...Emerald Football...Nobelius Nursery Emerald Vic Joseph Bosisto Tivoli Homestead Clematis Vic Nightingale's Nursery Avonsleigh Vic Sarah Watson George Hunt Legg family George Davey Emerald State School Macclesfield Cricket team Emerald Rifle Club Emerald Cricket Club Emerald Football team Emerald Basketball team St Mark's Church Emerald Vic St Joseph Church Emerald Vic Emerald museum Avonsleigh House Banool tearooms Berneray Guest house Brookdale Guest house Cascades Guest house Fernlea Guest house La Belle Guest house Lumeah Guest house Nottingham house The Chalet Guest house The Grange Guest house Woodlands Guest house McKenzie Timber Mill A photographic history of Emerald, Victoria 96 p.; 30 cm Emerald in focus : a photographic history 1858-1958 Book Nobelius Heritage Park & Emerald Museum ...A photographic history of Emerald, Victoria96 p.; 30 cmnon-fictionA photographic history of Emerald, Victoriaemerald (vic.), photographs, this is a reprint of emerald in focus : a photographic history published in 2006. this edition contains minor corrections and revisions for accuracy. contents table and index added. nobelius nursery emerald vic, joseph bosisto, tivoli homestead clematis vic, nightingale's nursery avonsleigh vic, sarah watson, george hunt, legg family, george davey, emerald state school, macclesfield cricket team, emerald rifle club, emerald cricket club, emerald football team, emerald basketball team, st mark's church emerald vic, st joseph church emerald vic, emerald museum, avonsleigh house, banool tearooms, berneray guest house, brookdale guest house, cascades guest house, fernlea guest house, la belle guest house, lumeah guest house, nottingham house, the chalet guest house, the grange guest house, woodlands guest house, mckenzie timber mill -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkB/W Photograph, 1986 YVMDFL Cup Squad, 1986
... Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park 5 Crichton Rd Emerald yarra-valley-and-the-dandenong-ranges The Cup Squad was an under-18 team selected to play for the NAB AFL Under-18 Championship (formerly known as the "Teal Cup"). The players and officials in this photograph are residents of Emerald and environs. yarra valley mountain districts football league football nab under-18 championship Handwritten on rear: YVMDFL Cup Squad - 1986 ["TEAL" crossed out, replaced by "YVMDFL"] Richard Wicks - Emerald Robbie Walker - Emerald Shane Brockwell - Emerald Geoff Ladner - Healsville [sic} then/later Emerald B/W photograph of the 1986 Yarra Valley & Mountain Districts Football League Cup Squad, 27 people in all. ...The Cup Squad was an under-18 team selected to play for the NAB AFL Under-18 Championship (formerly known as the "Teal Cup"). The players and officials in this photograph are residents of Emerald and environs.B/W photograph of the 1986 Yarra Valley & Mountain Districts Football League Cup Squad, 27 people in all. Woori Yallock Cricket Club shield on wall in background.Handwritten on rear: YVMDFL Cup Squad - 1986 ["TEAL" crossed out, replaced by "YVMDFL"] Richard Wicks - Emerald Robbie Walker - Emerald Shane Brockwell - Emerald Geoff Ladner - Healsville [sic} then/later Emerald yarra valley mountain districts football league, football, nab under-18 championship -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkB/W Photograph, Emerald vs Yarra Glen at Avonsleigh Oval, 1970s?
... Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park 5 Crichton Rd Emerald yarra-valley-and-the-dandenong-ranges Identified figure in the photograph, also the location of the match and the teams competing. emerald football club avonsleigh oval yarra glen football club mul moss Rear (handwritten): Emerald Football Club Mul Moss in centre at Avonsleigh Oval Emerald v Yarra Glen B/W photograph of three footballers contesting the ball in the centre of the oval. ...Identified figure in the photograph, also the location of the match and the teams competing.B/W photograph of three footballers contesting the ball in the centre of the oval. Other footballers visible in near background. Goal posts and cars parked around oval edge in the background.Rear (handwritten): Emerald Football Club Mul Moss in centre at Avonsleigh Oval Emerald v Yarra Glenemerald football club, avonsleigh oval, yarra glen football club, mul moss -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkAward - Football Trophy, Nutting & Young, 1977
... This is an example of a creative sporting trophy which recognised an Emerald Football Club player's outstanding achievement. Local football and other sporting teams are often integral to the economic and social development of an area. ...The Emerald Football club history dates from 1904, and like many local clubs and organisations, has always played an important role in the community. This trophy was awarded to Geoff "Digger" Dolan of the Emerald Football Club for scoring 15 goals in a single match against the Woori Yallock Club on the 9th of July 1977. The match broke the club record at the time, resulting in 120 goals being scored in 12 matches from the 16th of April to 9th of July 1977. The trophy consisting of an Australian Rules football mounted on a stand was probably the same football that was used in the match. The football was manufactured by historic Victorian sports equipment makers, Nutting & Young, who ceased operations in 1977.This is an example of a creative sporting trophy which recognised an Emerald Football Club player's outstanding achievement. Local football and other sporting teams are often integral to the economic and social development of an area.A trophy consisting of an actual Australian Rules football secured onto a hard plastic stand with a metal clasp. A metal plaque on the stand is inscribed with the award details. The football is mounted in an upward and forward position as though ready to be kicked.On metal plaque inscribed: 'PRESENTED TO G. 'DIGGER' DOLAN / CLUB RECORD OF 15 GOALS IN A MATCH / AGAINST WOORI YALLOCK JULY 1977 / 102 GOALS IN 12 MATCHES / 16 APRIL 1977 - 5 JULY 1977' On the football, printed: 'Football made by Nutting & Young, Vic/ NFL APPROVED' Also on the football handwritten signatures of (presumably) other team membersemerald football club -
Ballarat Clarendon CollegeBook, The outline of English verse
... Football, Rowing, Athletics, and Tennis teams. He served on the Ballarat College Council 1953-73 and the Clarendon PLC Council 1951-64. The school H.G. MORROW Art and Craft Centre is named after his father. ballarat college council clarendon plc council dux Morrow On front cover: H. F. Morrow On flyleaf: H. F. Morrow / Ballarat College / 1939 Emerald ...Hugh Fraser Morrow was Dux of Ballarat College1939, Prefect, and member of the Cricket, Football, Rowing, Athletics, and Tennis teams. He served on the Ballarat College Council 1953-73 and the Clarendon PLC Council 1951-64. The school H.G. MORROW Art and Craft Centre is named after his father. Emerald green cloth covered book with printed dust jacket; handwritten inscription on front cover and flyleaf; On front cover: H. F. Morrow On flyleaf: H. F. Morrow / Ballarat College / 1939ballarat college council, clarendon plc council, dux, morrow
