Timeline from 1841-1994, when squatters first settled at Tongala. Includes stories of families from Deakin Shire, now Shire of Campaspe.Cream cover, brown writing, 13 sepia like sketches of early buildings, transport, irrigation, farming, settlers, harvesting.tongala, deakin shire, shire of campaspe

Irrigation and Farming in VictoriaBlue, white and grey paper magazine type journal White and black printing. Photo of spray irrigation. Pages 42irrigation, victoria

Descriptions of various farming and irrigation methods and drainage.Green cloth covered cardobard cover, black and red pattern and writing on the front cover.the rural science series, irrigation, drainage, king fh, bailey lh, tatura, books, reference, rural, industry

Records of apportioned Water Rights for farmers in Tatura District 1954-1955Books - Irrigation|Rural Industry - Irrigationirrigation, farming

Register of Lands in Tatura district regarding annual water rights for farms 1983-84Grey back cover, pale green front cover, blue cloth spine. Black lettering, SR & WSC Victoria, Register of Lands, Rodney Irrigation area of Goulburn Murray Irrigation District. 1983-84 Irrigation Seasonfarming, irrigation, books, rural, industry

District accounting officer, Tatura, Rating Divisions for Water Rights 1972-73Black back cover, green front cover. Black writing. plastic binding mended with tapeirrigation, farming, books, rural, industry

Lists of water users in Rodney Irrigation area 1985-86 seasonRed cover, black writing, black spine. Hand printed details inside front coverirrigation, farming, books, rural, industry

Lists of water users in Rodney Irrigation area 1985-86 seasonRed cover, black writing,. black spine. Extra loose leaf attached inside back cover.irrigation, farming, books, rural, industry

Mast Copy of Register of Lands,Rodney Irrigaton area 1976-77Black back cover, beige front cover, red spine. Black writing.irrigation, farming, books, rural, industry

Extra wagter applications and recmmendations for irrigation users 1951-52.Back cover missing, beige front cover, black writing. Cloth spine damaged. Irrigation season 1951-1952irrigation, farming, books, rural, industry

Contains lists of names of farmers and their Water Rights for 1978-79 seasonBlack back cover, beige front cover, navy blue writing, gold cloth spine. Hand printed list inside front coverirrigation, farming, books, rural, industry

Lists of Water users in Rodney Irrigation District 1984-85 seasonPale green cover, black writing, black spine stamped with " S.R. & W.S.C Tatura District" logoirrigation, farming, books, rural, industry

Register of annual water rights for farmers in Tatura District 1980-1981Grey back cover, beige front cover, red cloth spine. Black lettering - S.R & W.S.C. Rodney irrigaton area, G.M.I. district. 1980-81 Irrigation seasonfarming, irrigation, books, rural, industry

Register of Lands in Tatura district with apportioned Water RightsBeige cover, red spine, black writing. Rodney Irrigation and Water Supply District. 1957-1958farming, irrigation, books, rural, industry

Records of aportioned Water Rights for farmers in Tatura District 1953-1954Beige front cover. Black Writing. No spineirrigaton, farming, books, rural, industry, irrigation

Mast copy of Register of lands, Rodney Irrigation area of Goulburn-Murray Irrigaiton District 1975-76.Black back cover, beige front cover, black writing, blue cloth spine. black edgeirrigation, farming, books, irrigaton, rural, industry

Collection of photos taken c.1920 by the Anderson family. Carlton and Bill Anderson left Murchison for a soldier settlement block at North West Mooroopna, 2 miles from the school. Bill had been a stretcher bearer in WW1. Photos taken by Anderson family of general farming activities, irrigation channel construction with horse teams, Goulburn Weir, Waranga Basin western outlet structure and channel, official opening ceremony. Photos loaned for copying.|1. Outlet structure, possibly the opening.|2.Western Channel.|3.Waranga Basin inlet.|4. Waranga Basin outlet.|5,6.Goulburn Weir.|7,8 Channel construction with horse teams.|9.Skid scoop.|10. Group at Bain.|11."Spot", Bill Anderson and the team.|12.Teams take time off.|13.Washing up.|14.Spring cart and "Smoko"|15.Bill Anderson holding horse.|16.Team of four.|17.A good crop.|18.Wonkey scoop with two horse team.|19,Horses at rest.|20.Head in nose bag.|21.Bill Anderson & Marty Clooney, tents, wagons and gig.|22.Wally Wybrow grooming horse.|23 Bill Anderson, Marty Clooney and furphy tank.|24. Four horse teams.|25.Carlton Anderson? cutting hair.|26,27.|28.Three wheel trolley made from old harvester.|29. Harvester.|30.Wally.|31.Marty Clooney and horse.|32|33.Seven horse team.|34-43.Various farm photos

Mr Max Sutor was born in South Australia. He first began his work as a marine engineer at the Mildura Irrigation Trusts, moving later to the Melbourne Harbour Trusts. After a number of years as an engineer, he moved into farming at Gippsland and joined the prison service several years after during the late 1960s. He was first stationed at Morwell River Prison in South Gippsland, transferring to McLeod Prison in 1972 and finally to Beechworth in 1974 as senior prison and stores officer. He would assist in the organisation, obtaining and distribution of food and medication to prisoners. The prison, at the time, was of medium security and held high security prisoners, with an estimated amount of 108 prisoners to 23 staff. Mr Suter showed a great push in showing humility towards prisoners, wanting to avoid animosity against them by never looking at their records to treat them equally. His choice of kind behaviour towards prisoners had clearly influenced their own, especially during manual labor. The prison had worked cooperatively with a local farm, having their prisoners assist in the farm work. Attitudes inevitably changed positively for several prisoners. Whilst he held no control over their actions at the farm, he still became well trusted and liked amongst the prisoners, as they would continue to go to him for assistance and questions. Mr Suter had also worked as an instigator of finding drugs within each prison he has worked within. This led him to study the variations, and being a member of the Parents and Citizens Association at the high school his children attended, as well as Community Service Director of a Rotary club, he wanted to educate parents in guidance for those unsure on how to conduct actions against such behaviours. From his first seminar, a police surgeon told him that three drug users were found by their parents. This oral history recording was part of a project conducted by Jennifer Williams in the year 2000 to capture the everyday life and struggles in Beechworth during the twentieth century. This project involved recording seventy oral histories on cassette tapes of local Beechworth residents which were then published in a book titled: Listen to what they say: voices of twentieth century Beechworth. These cassette tapes were digitised in July 2021 with funds made available by the Friends of the Burke.Mr Max Suter's account on his time and experience as a senior prison officer at Beechworth Prison is historically and socially significant for the cultural heritage of the region. His recounts of his time working within the prison and out in local parent and community associations held a positive effect on the awareness and behaviours of the Beechworth area, and provides detailed information on the duties and complications working in a 20th century rural prison, as well as the lack of local awareness from adults with young influential children. This oral history account is socially and historically significant as it is a part of a broader collection of interviews conducted by Jennifer Williams which were published in the book 'Listen to what they say: voices of twentieth-century Beechworth.' While the township of Beechworth is known for its history as a gold rush town, these accounts provide a unique insight into the day-to-day life of the town's residents during the 20th century, many of which will have now been lost if they had not been preserved.This is a digital copy of a recording that was originally captured on a cassette tape. The cassette tape is black with a horizontal white strip and is currently stored in a clear flat plastic rectangular container. It holds up 40 minutes of recordings on each side.Max Suterlisten to what they say, beechworth, oral history, burke museum, max suter, beechworth prison, farming, drug awareness