From a collection of 50 digital photographs and 1 short video relating to Port Melbourne Tennis Club. Information relating to individual images has been obtained from the image itself and/or the file name it has been given. The folder structure for the images has been maintained. One folder is called Opening with a sub-folder called EnTousCas which presumably refers to new court surface shown under construction and completed in some of the photos. This is one of an eclectic mix of 32 images in a sub-folder named "EnTousCas" under "Opening". This is one of a seemingly unrelated set of 12 images named ETC01 to ETC12 in the "EnTousCas" sub-folder under "Opening". Digital copy of two mounted B&W photographs of Port Melbourne Tennis Club teams. The mount at the top has been cropped from the photograph but it seems these are PMTC premiership teams in the Southern Districts Tennis Association (SDTA) in the 1940s. The top photograph has four women standing behind four seated men, all in tennis whites and holding racquets. The caption includes names and that they defeated Kooyong Road. Women L-R: Emma LEE, Thel LINACRE, Peg ROBERTSON, Colleen MULVENNA (Emergency) Men L-R: Ern MANNING (Emergency), Keith RUSDEN (Captain), Bob SAW, George LINACRE The bottom photograph has four women standing behind three seated men, all in tennis whites and holding racquets. The heading indicates they were Premiers, SDTA Winter Pennant 1948, AR3 Grade. The caption includes names and that they defeated Randall. Women L-R: Pat MOWLAM (Emergency), June WILKINSON, Thelma LINACRE, Ruby WILKINSON Men L-R: Alby MOWLAM, Alby WILKINSON (Captain), Keith HALLAMport melbourne tennis club, sport - tennis, peg robertson, colleen mulvenna, ern manning, keith rusden, bob saw, george linacre, pat mowlam, june wilkinson, thelma linacre, ruby wilkinson, alby mowlam, alby wilkinson, keith hallam, elma lee

7081, WMC Manager Keith Parry addressing audience, Seated from L. Mine manager Brian Micke, unknown, unknown, Don Webb Seated far right Jean Earle Standing Pat Krause (bearded), John Van Leeuwen (hat and glasses) 7081a: Crowd Scene at the opening of the Magdala decline Front: L to R Eric and Hazel Lewis, Keith and Elwyn Haymes, Joan and Keith Hallam second row: unknown , unknown, Cynthia and Glynn Cashin, unknown , unknown third row: none known fourth row: Peter Ruthven, unknown, Jack Jones, Ken Dadswell at end, behind him Ian McCann Standing behind Mr and Mrs Kinsella on L. 5th from R. Terry Monaghan 7081b: Male Breaking ground with a Gold Pick (Mr David White, Minister for Minerals and Energy) 7081c: Catapillar Dozer digging the decline. 7081d: Conveyor belt moving soil with two workers 7081e: Underground Photo, a worker looking at drill placement. 7081f: The entrance to Magdala Delcine 1981. 7081g: A large dumper in the decline underground. 7081h: A Vehicle at the entrance to the Magdala Decline. 7081i: A Large group of miners around a vehicle at the entrance to the Magdala decline. 7081j: B/W showing a large rock with the dedication Plaque 7081K: Outside machinery for the drive. 7081l: Tanks containing liquid, one with the shell logo, and a red container. 7081m: Yellow tray truck emerging from the Magdala Decline. 14 Photographs showing crowd scenes at the Magdala Deline Opening in 1981 First shows CEO of WMC Keith Parry addressing the crowd Manager Brian Micke seated on far left Mayor Don Webb seated second from right7081k: On Reverse Stawell Gold MInes: Neg 26: 257 7081l: On Reverse Stawell Gold MInes: Neg 24: 257 7081m: On Reverse Stawell Gold Mines: Neg 25: 257 mining

Initially set up as an outreach mission church of St Paul's, Bendigo, to serve the outlying paddocks and farms of the Flora Hill area. The church was originally built on the corner of Hallam and Somerville streets in 1904. In 1972 it moved to a new church built in Keck Street.A History Of Holy Trinity Bendigo A Spiritual Home by Keith Colebook, bendigo, church

The school was established in 1858 as the Eumemmering Denominational School (Catholic) in a wattle and daub building. Head teacher Daniel Cusack enrolled 44 pupils. In 1862 in the change-over to a new system, the school became Eumemmering Common School No. 244. As from the beginning of 1873 the school became SS244 Eumemmering. The school has had three different sites. In 1894 it became an adjunct of Dandenong SS1403, with only the infant school remaining the original site. Following a deputation of parents, the school was detached from Dandenong and reunited in a new building on Hallam’s Road in 1904. From 1906 to 1923, its official name was Hallam’s Rd, but from 1923 onwards it has been called Hallam. With the growth of the Dandenong area through establishment of new big industries, Hallam School enjoyed bigger enrolments, so that by 1958 the Public Hall, across the highway, was rented for extra accommodation. A tragic accident in October 1962 caused realisation of the danger of this arrangement. A larger school was built on a new site on Harmer Road in 1963. (Vision and Realisation).Compilation of copies of documents found in Casey Cardinia Library Corporation's Local History Archive relating to Hallam State School No. 244 by Lorraine Taylor. Including: - Notice of installation of septic tank system and erection of standard type residence on school site 1951. - School Committee Annual Report 1963. - Discussion re pupils attending school in Dandenong while Hallam had only 35 pupils enrolled. Suggestion that the area between Hallam and Doveton Avenue be zoned for new children coming into the area, preventing them traveling to Dandenong 1954. - Letter from Shire of Berwick asking for a children's crossing on the highway in front of the Hallam Hall 1959. - Hallam State School Annual Report 1963. - Opening of new 105 year old school 1963. - Hallam State School No. 244 Opening Day booklet [contains short history of school, office bearers committee and mothers' club] 1963. - Request for permission to place a bronze plaque remembering Gregory James Martin, a pupil of the school who was fatally injured on the school crossing 22 October 1962. - List of staff September 1988. hallam primary school no 244, hallam (vic.), george chudleigh, leonard stanley reid, george leonard tilley, keith ewart