Compiled by Irene Turvey, this brief history of the Shire of Diamond Valley is based on "The Diamond Valley Story" by Diane Edwards (published 1979), and includes photographs from the book.4 photocopied pages, text and photographsshire of diamond valley, diamond valley story

on back: Irene Keeley (nee Upton) Keeley's Lane, Kallistasepia and white photograph fair conditionIrene Keeley (nee Upton) late of Keeley's lane, Kallista, 1926.

Pen and ink sketches accompanied by appropriate text in double page spreads. Contents cover : Blue stone bridge, Introduction, House cnr Church and Hailes Street, House - 25 Hailes Street, Yandell Reserve, Greensborough Hotel, Lobb's Kiosk, House - 49 Grimshaw Street, View of Greensborough (from Delphin Crescent), Railway Station, Old Barn (near Greensborough Railway Station), Partington's Flat and River Valley, Rand Street Bridge, Lower Main Street, Greenbriar Nursery, Hitching rail, Ashmead - Dr Cordner's Home, Greensborough Primary School, House - cnr St Helena and Diamond Creek Raods, Sondermeyer's Hill, Methodist Church, Football Pavilion, Cemetery, St Katherine's Church, St. Helena, Civic Centre, Briar Hill Timber Mill, 24 River Street, Kelly's Garden Supplies, 158 Main Street, Old Swimming pool, 105 Main Street.Hardback; 62 p. : ill., map ; 19 x 25 cm.ISBN 0909807108 Signed by author and illustrator Two copiesgreenhills, greensborough

Part of the set of William Charles Clark collection of family memorabilia.An assortment of items loaned to the RSL by the Grandson, Lance Richard Flynn in February 2009, of Cpl Clark VX34546Photograph framed in IMC celluloid processed Plaque. Subject is Irene Madeline Joyce, wife of William Charles ClarkeOn reverse side written on white stick-on label are; Irene Madeline Joyce/ 27/2/10 - 28/9/1983/ Married/ William Charles Clark/ 10/03//1934photograph, framed picture, clark

on back: Irene Keeley (nee Upton) Keeley's Lane, Kallista, taken in St Kilda. From May Kelley Oakleigh HS 1985sepia and white photograph fair conditionIrene Keeley (nee Upton) Keeley's Lane, Kallista. Taken in St Kilda. From May Kelley, Oakleigh H.S. 1985

on back: Irene Keeley (nee Upton) Keeley's Lane, Kallista, taken in St Kilda. From May Kelley Oakleigh HS 1985sepia photographIrene Keeley (nee Upton) Keeley's Lane, Kallista. Taken in St Kilda. From May Kelley, Oakleigh H.S. 1985

on back: Irene Keeley (nee Upton) Keeley's Lane, Kallista, taken in St Kilda. From May Kelley Oakleigh HS 1985black and white photographIrene Keeley (nee Upton) Keeley's Lane, Kallista. Taken in St Kilda. From May Kelley, Oakleigh H.S. 1985

A Bangerang story told by Irene Thomas.maps, photographs, illustrations, CDbangerang, murray river, shepparton, creation stories

sepia and white photographIrene Keeley (nee Upton) Keeley's Lane, Kallista.

Collage cover, clear display pages filled with notes and images non-fictionA ring-folder scrapbook of 5 cm. depth collected by Irene Armstrong for front desk information in the Museumschwerkolt cottage & museum complex, armstrong bill, armstrong irene

Michael Murphy / Irene Moynahan Wedding March 31st 1921stawell

Entertainment Irene May Berndt 1908 later Mrs N Maloneystawell entertainment

Portrait of Irene May Berndt 1908 later Mrs N Maloneystawell entertainment

Black and white photograph of Irene Burrowes Morton, daughter of Louise & Thomas Morton (T.R.B.Morton), outside Dundas School (in white blouse - front row on right).|Dundas School was located where the present Box Hill Town Hall stands.morton thomas richards burrowes, morton, louise, dundas school, box hill town hall

Illustrations and description of sites within Greensborough and Greenhills: by Irene Turvey and Ron ReynoldsNow out of print, this book is an important record of the Greensborough and Greenhills areas. Copy 2 is signed by author and illustrator.Hard cover, 62 p., illustrated with pen and ink sketches.Copy 1: stamps with Eastern Metropolitan Library. Copy 2 signed by author and illustrator.greensborough, greenhills, irene turvey, ron reynolds

Irene Harrington of Montmorency received OAM in Queen's Birthday honours for her varied volunteer work.News clipping, black text and colour imageirene harrington, montmorency

Snowflake Minstrels (Irish Jig) 1912 Irene May Berndt later Mrs N Maloney with Scarfstawell entertainment

Irene Bennett, born 1935, was the only child of Gordon Bennett and his wife Ada (née Keil).Small black and white photograph of a young girl holding a doll sitting on a seat. A teddy bear, five dolls and a small piano at her feet.irene bennett

Hear museum volunteer Irene Newton speak on the local guesthouses and holiday activities. Created for the Heart Maps projectapollo bay, tourism, guesthouses

Group of Children on Stage (Sunday School Concert ??) c1910 on left is Irene May Bernot later Mrs N. Maloney.stawell entertainment

Portrait of a Group of Three Girls on Sofa Girl on left Irene May Berndt c1908 later Mrs N Maloneystawell entertainment

Sidney and Ivy-Jane Browne purchased the Lower Plenty ‘Golf Club’ Hotel in 1940. They owned it until 1943. Their daughter, Irene Stella, was born in Eltham in July 1923 and would have been between 17 and 20 years of age at the time this photograph was taken. Ivy-Jane (nee Williams) was born in Eltham in December 1899 and was the sister of George Alfred Williams who is commemorated on the WWI plaque at the back of St. Margaret’s church, Eltham, and whose name is also listed on the Cenotaph in front of the Eltham War Memorial in Main Road, Eltham. Irene Browne married Leslie Allan Walker in 1945 and following his death in 1958 she married Charles William Smith. She died in 2008 and is buried in Omeo Cemetery along with her husband, Charles Smith. Her granddaughter, Veronica Gunn, advises a few years earlier, Irene’s son took her to the hotel and spoke with the then owner who showed Irene the photo, which she confirmed was of herself. Digital filelower plenty, lower plenty hotel, hotels, irene stella browne, irene stella smith, golf club hotel, 1940s

EDHS Newsletter No. 274 February 2024 Our EDHS member Irene Kearsey is forever searching, researching and at times discovering hidden historical gems. One such discovery is finding details about the life and career of “Senior Constable Dungey – Eltham’s third policeman” and what he and his wife had in the Eltham police house; now our Local History Centre at 728 Main Road, Eltham. At our meeting on Wednesday 14th February 2024, Irene with talk about the career of Arthur Eggleston Dungey leading him to Eltham and then describe what was in the house. We now know how he and wife Louisa furnished the house in 1890, down to the number of teaspoons. If you had ancestors in 19th century Victoria, Irene has a suggestion for your research that might reveal such details1:02:35 duration Digital MP3 file; 21.4MBaudio recording, eltham district historical society, meeting, society meeting, eltham, guest speaker, eltham police station, irene kearsey, snr constable arthur eggleston dungey, eltham police residence