This Jardiniere was owned by Flora Ryberg (nee Warner) who was Gus Ryberg's mother and was donated tot he museum by Pauline Spenser (nee Ryberg) who was Gus Ryberg's daughter.Gus Ryberg, in his retirement, was a tireless community worker who was pivotal in the establishment of the Nobelius Heritage Park and the Emerald Museum.Brown and Green exterior glazed round vase/pot. Fluted rim. Interior unglazed. Decorative raised details of flowers and two lion's heads.The number 4 is visible inscribed on the bottom.gus ryberg, flora ryberg, ryberg, vase, pottery

Flora Jane Ryberg (formerly Warner) was one of the first female missionaries sent to the First Nations communities in Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia. She was sent there by the London Bible Mission. Her mission was shortlived, and she returned soon after.This book was presented to her by Mrs Logan, wife of the Captain, who began "Mission to Seamen."The record is historically significant as it belonged to Flora Jane Ryberg, the mother of Gus Ryberg OAM; a prominent resident of Emerald. He was an employee of Nobelius family, and was instrumental in saving the last remnant of the Nursery, and preserving it as a public Heritage Park. His effort to establish the Emerald Museum from its inception to current location within the park is a testament to his commitment to conserving local history. It also offers a potential for research into the connections between Emerald and First Nations peoples.Hardcover book with a deep grey and emerald green brushed effect. The edges show a royal blue and faded maroon marbling. Total 597 pages.Obverse: THE ENTRANCE / OF THY WORDS / GIVETH LIGHT / HOLY BIBLE / BIBLE / READINGS / for the / HOME CIRCLE / Spine: BIBLE / READINGS / ILLUSTRATED / Verso: Miss (?) Warner, / A present from / a friend and / her children / Sept (?) 17/00 /religious books, flora ryberg, catholic, mission, alice springs, mission to seamen

This book, likely published in 1917, features a total of 256 songs intended for use in churches, evangelistic services, and during Sunday school lessons. It comprises a series of church hymns, revival songs, responsive readings, songs for male voices, children's songs, Sunday school songs, and solos and choruses. The book belonged to Flora Ryberg, the mother of Gus Ryberg OAM. Flora played the organ for 25 years at St. Mark's Catholic Church in Emerald, Victoria. Flora Jane Ryberg (formerly Warner) was one of the first female missionaries sent to the First Nations communities in Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia. She was sent there by the London Bible Mission. Her mission was shortlived, and she returned soon after.The record is historically significant as it belonged to Flora Jane Ryberg, the mother of Gus Ryberg OAM; a prominent resident of Emerald. He was an employee of Nobelius family, and was instrumental in saving the last remnant of the Nursery, and preserving it as a public Heritage Park. His effort to establish the Emerald Museum from its inception to current location within the park is a testament to his commitment to conserving local history. Additionally, its historic significance is enhanced by the connection to St. Mark's church in Emerald; a longstanding Catholic institution with a history dating back over 100 years.Khaki hardcover book, potentially canvas or leather-bound, filled with sheet music including staves, notes and lyrics, plus printed text. The obverse cover features a black debossed title which reads "Awakening Songs", accompanied by a black image of a stave with notes in a rainbow-style shape in front of a cloud. 256 pages.Obverse: Every cloud will wear a rainbow, If your heart keeps right. / Awakening / Songs /ryberg, flora, st mark's church, church, music, organ, emerald, victoria, australia

Example of utensils used for meals in early to mid-20th century Emerald. Owned by Flora, the wife of Gus Ryberg. Gus Ryberg was a former employee of the Nobelius Nurseries who dedicated his retirement years to preserving Emerald history. His advocacy was influential in the establishment of the Emerald Museum and Nobelius Heritage Park.Circular crystal glass bread plate on wooden pedestal with matching glass salt cellar and spoonInscribed on plate: Give us this day / our daily bread Inscribed underneath spoon: EPNSbread plate, salt cellar and spoon, flora ryberg, gus ryberg

Black and white photocopy mounted on cardboard.Mr. & Mrs. F. Ryberg & Mitzi, Clematis Park Road on original selectionemerald, victoria, australia, pioneers, genealogy, fritz ryberg, flora jane ryberg, mrs. fritz nee warner, mitzi bevan nee ryberg

This powder bowl belonged to Flora (nee Warner) mother of Gus Ryberg. Gus Ryberg,Gus Ryberg (1911-2000) was a long term local resident and, at one time, an employee of Nobelius, was pivotal in the establishment of the Emerald Museum and Nobelius Heritage Park.Small round shallow bowl. White background with pink and purple flowers and splashes of light green. Some gold detail at the top. White interior and white base. This bowl may be missing a lid.No inscriptions or marks.powder bowl, gus ryburg