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Victorian Interpretive Projects Inc.
Photograph - Colour, Clare Gervasoni, Granny's Grave, 2012, 22/12/2013

... granny's bay... at Granny's Bay, Warrnambool. ...Granny's Bay, Warrnambool, Victoria, 3082, Australia... grave raddleston granny's bay Four digital images of Granny's ...

Granny's Grave was erected in 1904 and recognises the first white woman though to be buried at Warrnambool, Victoria. Granny, or Mrs James Raddleston, died in 1848 when the Warrnambool settlement was around a year old. Four digital images of Granny's Grave on the foreshore at Granny's Bay, Warrnambool. warrnambool, granny's grave, raddleston, granny's bay
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Launch of St Kilda HS book, Granny, at Port Melbourne Library, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2005

St Kilda Historical Society launched their children's book "Granny" at each of the Port Phillip library branches . "Grannies" from both societies handed apples to students from their baskets, simulating the historical figure who sold apples on the Upper EsplanadeFrom set of five photos taken at the St Kilda Historical Society launch of the book "Granny" held at the Port Melbourne library 22 August 2005 (4 & 5) Port Melbourne Primary StudentsDetails are written in ink on the backwomen, publishing, st kilda historical society, port melbourne primary school
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Book, "Granny: A History Mystery", 2004

Launched in the Port Melbourne library to children fom Port Melbourne Primary, with Ann Smallpage and Norah Howard in costume, representing Granny and handing out apples"Granny: A History Mystery". A picture book by Meyer Eidelson using original photographs and illustrations to tell the story of a fruit and sweet seller, and explore St Kilda's past. Colour cover, black and white pages.domestic life, meyer eidelson, st kilda, mary 'granny' anderson
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Norah Howard at St Kilda Historical Society book launch, Port Melbourne library, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2005

St Kilda Historical Society launched their children's book "Granny" at each of the Port Phillip library branches . "Grannies" from both societies handed apples to students from their baskets, simulating the historical figure who sold apples on the Upper EsplanadeFrom set of five photos taken at the St Kilda Historical Society launch of the book "Granny" held at the Port Melbourne library 22 August 2005 (1) Norah HOWARD, PMH&PSDetails are written in ink on the backwomen, publishing, st kilda historical society, norah howard nee mallet
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Ann Smallpage, Carol Stahls, Norah Howard and Pearl Donald at St Kilda Historical Society book launch, Port Melbourne library, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2005

St Kilda Historical Society launched their children's book "Granny" at each of the Port Phillip library branches . "Grannies" from both societies handed apples to students from their baskets, simulating the historical figure who sold apples on the Upper EsplanadeFrom set of five photos taken at the St Kilda Historical Society launch of the book "Granny" held at the Port Melbourne library 22 August 2005 (2) Ann SMALLPAGE PMH&PS, Carol STAHLS SKHS, Norah HOWARD PMH&PS, Pearl DONALD SKHSDetails are written in ink on the backwomen, publishing, st kilda historical society, norah howard nee mallet, ann smallpage, carol stahls, pearl donald
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Ann SMALLPAGE at St Kilda Historical Society book launch, Port Melbourne library, 22 Aug 2005

St Kilda Historical Society launched their children's book "Granny" at each of the Port Phillip library branches . "Grannies" from both societies handed apples to students from their baskets, simulating the historical figure who sold apples on the Upper EsplanadeFrom set of five photos taken at the St Kilda Historical Society launch of the book "Granny" held at the Port Melbourne library 22 August 2005 (3) Ann SMALLPAGE PMH&PSDetails are written in ink on the backwomen, publishing, st kilda historical society, ann smallpage