Fish family were settlers at Bumberrah Colour photograph of grave and headstone of members of the Fish family in the Bumberrah Cemetery near Johnsonville Victoriacemeteries, memorials, families

Newspaper cutting of an article and 2 photos from The Herald, October 16, 1930. The article describes the goldfish in the pond at Burnley, treated as pets and named after members of the Australian test team. goldfish, burnley gardens, students, luffmann ponds, lily ponds

Second child of John Victor and Myrtle Olive Fish nee GrantA sepia toned postcard of Audrey June Fish aged six months wearing romper pants seated on a chair Bairnsdale VictoriaAudrey June Fish aged 6 months and 2 weeks 14.12. 22 Born 1.6.22genealogy, fish family

Donated by Helen Dudley (1945) 18 December 1991 for the Centenary Year.3 black and white photographs of a student ballet beside the Lily Ponds which ends in one student being thrown into the Lily Pond.(1) On reverse, "1944-1945 Helen Hanna, Mary Hume, Rhonda Shaw & Elise de Wilston. Lawn near ponds." (2) On reverse, "1944 Pond throwing episode." (3) On reverse, "Rhonda Shaw having been thrown into pond."helen dudley, centenary, helen hanna, mary hume, rhonda shaw, elise de wilston, lawn, pond throwing, lily ponds, luffmann ponds

Black and white photograph. Lily Pond with waterlilies in flower.On reverse, "1944-1945 Blue lilies in Ponds under Willows."water lilies, ponds, helen dudley, 1991, centenary, lily ponds, luffmann ponds

Business card for a local fish and chip shop, Greenhills Fish and Chips at 37 Greenhill Road Greensborough.Business card, white card with black and green text and colour image.greenhills fish and chips, greenhill road greensborough, fish and chip shops

Business card for a local fish and chip shop, The Original Watsonia Fish & Chips at 9 Watsonia Road Watsonia.Business card, white card with white text on blue background and colour image.the original watsonia fish & chips, watsonia road watsonia, fish and chip shops

Sepia photograph showing two men standing by pond.Written on back of photograph: "Making lily pond at "Quambee", about 1912."

Advertising material for Briar Hill Fish and Chips Fridge magnet printed in colour, with printed menu printed in blue, folded trwicefish and chips, briar hill

the old home of Alf Fish and family with windmill in foregroundBlack and white photograph Riverslea, at Swan Reach VictoriaThe Fish home at Swan Reach written by Mrs Vic Fish of Bairnsdalegenealogy, houses, fish family

fish boxes being iced at Harbecks Jetty Lakes Entrance Victoria. c1950 Also a black and white photograph of a woman on jetty beside fish boxes marked VFA Black and white photograph showing fish boxes being iced at Harbecks Jetty Lakes Entrance Victoria. Also a black and white photograph of a woman on jetty beside fish boxes marked VFA c1950boats and boating

Dimitrios Sofianos and Kalypso Sofianos (nee Raftopoulos) ran a small shop at 391 Camberwell Road Hartwell and worked there together for almost thirty years. They sold fish and chips and potato cakes as well as fresh fish and shell fish. Dimitrios Sofianos, sometimes called Jimmy James, is pictured serving a customer. On the counter there are two piles of paper for wrapping the fish and chips. The white greaseproof paper on the LHS was the first wrapper used to wrap the fish and the single sheets of newspaper on the RHS were used for the outer wrappers. The takings went into the embossed metal cash register on the counter and the metal scales on the far RHS weighed the goods to be purchased. The fish and chips were cooked in the metal vats where Dimitri is standing. Potted plants and framed pictures of sailing boats were used to decorate his shop. Many Greeks ran fish and chips shops. Coming from an island Ithacans were often keen fishermen and knew how to cook fish expertly. The Ithacan families who set up their businesses were very conscious of the presentation and attractiveness of their venues and some of the added decorative touches often reflected their interests. A black and white photograph of a man serving a customer in his fish and chip shop.

CEMA Art collection Winner of 1966 Portland Artists Society Art Prize for the category of Any other mediumThis print depicts a large fish completed in black and brown on a pink background. The fish is portrayed from a side view and has a large body, small tail and blue eye. Predominately pink, the background features smaller areas of black, purple and brown. The work has a natural wood frame with grey mount and glass.Front: TROPICAL FISH (2) 4/10 LT (orange paint, lower left) LESBIA THORPE__________________.(along bottom, pencil) Back: TROPICAL FISH No 2 ) LESBIA THORPE ) FLAT 5 10 FORDHAM AVE )Handwritten, black ink CAMBERWELL VIC ) $23 unframed ) Typed: LESBIA THORPE "TROPICAL FISH No.2" (1966) Yellow sticker: 1966 Red sticker: 10cema, portland artists society, femal artists, female artist, fish

son of Myrtle Olive nee Grant and Victor Fish, taken at Glenara restaurant Lakes Entrance VictoriaColour photograph of Rex Owen Fish at 85 years of age genealogy, families

This card depicts the pond near Eltham Park (later Eltham Lower Park) circa 1910. The view is taken from Maria Street (Main Road) opposite Dalton Street looking northwest across the Dalton Street road extension reserve (now Wingrove Park Trail) and Jarrold farm. A haystack is visible. Also visible is a gas streetlight and White Cloud cottage which belonged to the Jarrold family From the same collection as accession no. 00778, (Yarra at Eltham) - sent from Eltham and addressed to "Mr J. L. Brown, "Elthamville", Tinning Street, Brunswick" "with love from Nellie" who was most probably a member of the extended Brown family, and no. 00780 (Eltham, J.H. Clark Photo - dated 20 May 1911). Sending postcards to family and friends including short messages was a common form of communication in the early 20th century. Part of a slide show presentation "Bridges & Waterways of the Shire" by Russell Yeoman to the 13 September 1989 Society meeting. The presentation included slides of historic photos from the Shire of Eltham Pioneers collections as well as several recent views.Sending postcards to family and friends including short messages was a common form of communication in the early 20th century.Sepia postcard in very poor condition which has been removed from an album. Glue residue and album page adhering preventing information being readFront: Pond near Eltham Parkpostcard, eltham, pond, dalton street, duck pond, eltham park, elthamville, gas lamp, haystack, jarrold cottage, jarrold property, main road, maria street, white cloud cottage, wingrove park trail

Ruby daughter of Alf Fish, Hans was a fisherman from SwedenSepia toned photograph of Ruby Anderson nee Fish and husband Hans Anderson Lakes Entrance Victoriagenealogy, fish family

Fish acclimatization trout ponds.hatchery, lake wendouree, ballarat

The Luffmann Ponds. On reverse, "Burnley Gardens, Burnley College Lily Pond. 2002".luffmann ponds, burnley gardens, burnley college, lily ponds

First child of John Victor and Myrtle Olive Fish nee GrantSepia toned postcard of Rex Owen Fish aged five months wearing lace trimmed baby frock seated on a chair East Gippsland Victoriagenealogy

young woman, three children and a dog at Fish and Fun Park Toorloo Arm Victoria. This tourism venture closed largely due to the increased and unsustainable insurance costs.Black and white photograph showing young woman, three children and a dog at Fish and Fun Park Toorloo Arm Victoriatourism, farm

Many Ithacan Greeks who migrated to Australia prior to World War 2 worked with family members or friends in food vending industries such as fish shops, fruit shops and cafes. Many of these businesses were located in the Melbourne CBD or in the surrounding inner suburbs. A sepia photograph mounted on brown board of 2 men standing outside a fish shop in a strip shopping centre. The men are wearing aprons over their work clothes.south melbourne, peter drakopoulos.

This fish dish is an attractive household item which would have been used in the early to mid 20th century when the more affluent families in society were entertaining. It is not a common item and most likely would not be seen in households today. This dish has no known local provenance but is of considerable interest as a household item not seen today. It will be useful for display.This fish dish has an electro-plated nickel silver holder with two curved pieces of metal joined at the centre to form a base. There are four round metal balls at each end of the curved metal to stabilise the stand. Four curved metal pieces are attached to the base and hold a rectangular-shaped piece of metal and a handle. Fitting into this piece of metal is a cut glass container which is heavily patterned on the sides and base. The lid of this container is rectangular with rounded edges and silver-plated. The top of the lid has a silver-coloured free-standing fish model attached to the lid by a metal stud. The fish is a little loose on its stand. The handle can be folded down. ‘E P N S 62’ household items, history of warrnambool