Photograph a part of the John Cook AlbumView looking east from the new Beacon Tower (1979) back along the Island. Cat Bay in the distance on the left and Bass Straight on the right.the nobbies phillip island, cat bay phillip island, john cook, coloured photograph

Photographs a part of the John Cook album.Three photographs of The Nobbies Kiosk. 81-93 & 93a. View from the car park with many visitors 81-93b. View taken from the pathway to The Nobbiesthe nobbies kiosk, the nobbies phillip island, tourists, john cook

This bottle is an example of a local commonly used glass container of the first half of the 20th century.Large brown vinegar bottle with original cork and label.Front - label vinegar John Cook & Co Bottom F1278 17236bottle container vinegar john-cook glass

Clear glass methylated spirits bottle with original cork inside and with label.Front - label Methylated spirits John Cook & Co Bairnsdale Bottom - F152bottle glass john-cook methylated-spirits

House on Richardson's Hill. Historic significance??Photograph, light colour, of timber house and shed. Large trees, brick chimneys, corrigated iron roof.coloured photograph, richardson's hill ventnor phillip island, timber house, john cook

Trenavin Park was built by Mr Sambell on a site just above the original site of the McHaffie homestead. Was owned by Mr & Mrs Oswin (70's)Six coloured photographs of Trenavin Park, Ventnor, Phillip Island. 81-90: Front view of Trenavin Park 81-90a: Back view of Trenavin Park 81-90b: Interior of Trenavin Park showing stairs 81-90c: Interior of Trenavin Park showing lounge and dining areas 81-90d: Interior of Trenavin Park showing games room with billiard table 81-90e: The Furneryphotographs, trenavin park phillip island, john cook

The Nobbies & Seal Rocks is the extreme western tip of Phillip Island.Two joined coloured photographs showing a view of The Nobbies & Seal Rocks from the newly erected Beacon Tower in 1979. The older tower can be seen on the right of the photograph.coloured photograph, the nobbies phillip island, seal rocks phillip island, john cook

The McHaffie brothers came to Phillip Island in 1842. They settled on the sheltered, west side of the Island. William went back to Scotland leaving David in sole charge of the property.Site of the first house built on Phillip island at Ventnor, showing the McHaffie Lagoon.coloured photograph, mchaffie lagoon, ventnor phillip island, john cook, first settlers

Old Chicory Kiln on Richardsons' Hill, Ventnor Beach Road, Ventor. Now used as a family home. The shed converted into extension of modern house.Brick Chicory Kiln with corrigated iron roof. Note the excavation beneath it for collecting the ashes.coloured photograph, chicory kiln, richardsons hill, john cook, ventnor, phillip island

Captain Grossard was a guest of the McHaffie family in 1868 when he was accidentaly shot by a fellow guest who was loading a gun at the time.Headstone of William Philip Grossard and iron railing surrounding. Situated on roadside. Grossard precinct at Ventnor. coloured photograph, capt grossard, headstone capt grossard, john cook, phillip island, mchaffie

In 1927 Mr A. K. T. Sambell built a pier, planned and subdivided a residential estate, designed and built Summerland House, where ardent golfers after an enjoyable day on the course, could relax. Summerland House was built by local builder Mr Vic McRae. It attracted large numbers of professional people from Melbourne.Three photographs of Summerland Guesthouse, one of the first Guesthouses on the Island, situated above the site of the Penguin Parade. 81-87 Note sign: Open - overnight accommodation and holiday flats. 81-88 View of Summerland Guesthouse. Probably back view. Note elevated water tank. Car parked behind. 81-89 Another view of Summerland Guesthouse.coloured photograph, summerland guesthouse phillip island, akt sambell

John Cook sits as his deskCol. photographs of John Cookjohn cook

Portrait photos of John CookB/W photographs of John Cookjohn cook

John Cook presents at a function.Col. transparency of John Cook at a functionjohn cook

Portrait images of John Cook, most likely taken for an annual report.Col. transparencies of John Cookjohn cook

Portrait photographs of John Cook in his officeCol. photographs and negatives of John Cookjohn cook

John Cook sitting at his desk.B/W photographs and negative print of John CookJ. Cook 28/6/91 on back of triple print.john cook

John Cook and his companion pose for a photograph. Secondary copy is a slightly cropped and enlarged version.B/W photograph of John Cook and unidentified femalejohn cook

Portrait of John Cook, probably taken for the Association's annual reportB/W photographs of John Cookjohn cook, association for the blind

John Cook holds one extreme platformed boot and looks on as as female staff member views the other one.B/W photograph of John Cook presenting boots to a staff memberjohn cook

Faded photograph of John Cook, who later became the Chief Executive Officer for the AssociationB/W photograph of John Cookjohn cook, association for the blind

John Moule and John Cook sit in the CEO's office, looking at a reportCol. photograph of John Moule and John Cookjohn cook, john moule

Photograph of John Cook with two clients, one holding a large button telephone and the other writing on a notepad using an overhead light. One black and white photograph has been altered to create a portrait of John Cook.B/W photographs, and b/w and col. transparencies of John Cook and two clients using assistive devices. john cook

Vision Australia Foundation Chief Executive Officer John Cook in front of the Foundation's banner, whilst an elderly blind woman looks on.Col. photograph of John Cook with Vision Australia Foundation banner and an elderly woman with a white cane in the background990203MR10vision australia foundation, john cook

Portrait images of John CookCol. photographs of John Cook

John Cook sitting at his desk in Kooyong.Col. transparencies of John Cook sitting at his desk

Portrait images of John Cook and also at his desk in KooyongCol. negatives and B/W prints of John Cook

039 - Rex Hollioake, appeal chairman, shows Minister for Health Rob Knowles and another man the plans for a redeveloped Kelaston. 043 - Minister for Health Rob Knowles with Terry Fraser, Kelaston manager, and John Cook, Association for the Blind CEO.2 x col. photographskelaston home (ballarat), john cook, rex hollioake, association for the blind

The Board of the Association for the Blind. Backrow: Graham Upton, ?, Malcolm Daubney, Henry Malycon, Terry Cocks, Marjorie West, Norma Crook (?), Michael Gorton, John Cook (CEO) and Jeremy Wurm. Front row: Don Draffin, Eve Lustig, John Moule, Claire Proctor, ?Col. transparencies of AFB Boardgraham upton, malcolm daubney, henry malycon, terry cocks, marjorie west, norma crook, michael gorton, john cook, jeremy wurm, don draffin, eve lustig, john moule, claire proctor, association for the blind