The Teasdale family were shop proprietors in the mid 20th century in Emerald. Kevin Teasdale has written extensively about Emerald in that period. His writings are contained with photographs in his family folder in Filing Cabinet 6C. This photograph recalls a time when horses were often used for work and transport and when blacksmiths were needed to shod horses.Black and white rectangular photograph printed on matte photographic paper. A young child (Kevin Teasdale) seated on a horse owned by Roy Kendall and called 'Timmy'. The location is described as the rear section of present day Emerald Bakery coffee lounge. The horse is waiting to be shod by blacksmith, Charlie Stapleton.On back of photo written in biro (presumably by Kevin Teasdale): 'Kevin Teasdale on Roy Kendall's "Timmy". Location: Now occupied by the rear section of the Emerald Bakery's coffee lounge. The horse was waiting to be shod by Charlie Stapleton next door. - across what might aptly be named "Forge Lane". 'kevin teasdale, 1940s, kilvington drive, roy kendall, charlie stapleton, blacksmiths

The Teasdale family were shop proprietors in the 1940s in Emerald. Kevin Teasdale has written extensively about Emerald in that period. His writings are contained with photographs in his family folder in Filing Cabinet 6C.Black and white rectangular photograph printed on matte photographic paper. Photograph of Bill Teasdale with his parents Joe and Nell Teasdale in front of their shop in Beaconsfield Road (now Kilvington Drive). They are located in front of the present-day Emerald Bakery. The Grady's shop and the Legge's shop are in the background on the present-day site of the Emerald Fruit Shop and other shops to the corner of Heroes Avenue. Year: 1941On back of photo written in biro (presumably by Kevin Teasdale): Joe, Nell and Kevin Teasdale in front of their Beaconsfield Rd (now Kilvington Dve) shop. 1941 Location: where people now drink coffee (in front of the Emerald Bakery of 2012. The Grady's dwelling and Legges' shop are in the background. They have been replaced by today's (2012) fruit shop and other shops to the corner of Heroes Avenue.kevin teasdale, 1940s, joe and nell teasdale, kilvington drive

This photo shows the ribbon cutting for the Memorial Avenue (aka Heroes Avenue) for WWI soldiers. Memorial Avenues were created across Australia following the end of WWI. It could be safely assumed that the Gembrook (Nobelius Nursery) supplied the trees for the avenue.Black and white, rectangular, printed on gloss photographic paper. Photo of the ribbon cutting of the WWI Memorial Avenue (Heroes Avenue) in Emerald. Photo supplied by Kevin Teasdale.Written on the back of the photograph: Museum Photo showing the cutting of the ribbon for the WWI soldiers' Heroes (Memorial) Avenue (of Honour) The building in the background was to become the home &h shoe repair and sales business of Edward Henry Teasdale from c1940 to 1960.'emerald, victoria, australia, memorial avenue, world war i, kevin teasdale

This photo, dated 1947-1948, of the truck loaded with wood is evocative of the time when Emerald residents depended on wood for cooking and heating. The donor, Kevin Teasdale, has also pointed out the location of Emerald buildings at that time and at the present day.Black and white, rectangular, printed on gloss photographic paper. Photo of Kevin Hogan's truck loaded with wood in present-day Kilvington drive at the present-day location of the Emerald Newsagency. Frank Hogan is sitting on top of the truck. Photo supplied by Kevin Teasdale.Written on the back of the photograph: 'Kevin Hogan's c1940 Ford Blitz. Photo taken about 1947-8. Frank Hogan on top. Location: Where Emerald Newsagency is today - 2012 The house opposite locates today's fruit shop. The big store on the right is on the corner of Heroes Avenue (& today's Kilvington Drive).'emerald, victoria, australia, memorial avenue, world war i, kevin teasdale

Kevin Teasdale grew up in Emerald in the 1940s and 1950s. He has written extensively about Emerald in that period. His writings are contained with photographs in his family folder in Filing Cabinet 6C.Black and white rectangular photograph printed on matte photographic paper. Photograph of shoe repair tools used by Edward Teasdale in his Emerald Shoe Repair Businesses from 1940-1960.On back of photo written in biro (presumably by Kevin Teasdale): These tools belonged to Edward Teasdale. He used them (as did I as a young "apprentice" in his Emerald shoe repair businesses from 1940-1960. He also used them to build his own wheelchair and to build the shelving for the display of new boots, shoes & slippers that he sold.kevin teasdale, 1940-1960, shoe repair, edward teasdale, emerald & district collection

The Teasdale family were shop proprietors in the 1940s in Emerald. Kevin Teasdale has written extensively about Emerald in that period. His writings are contained with photographs in his family folder in Filing Cabinet 6C.Black and white rectangular photograph printed on matte photographic paper. Photograph of three children standing on Beaconsfield Road (present-day Kilvington Drive). The view looks toward Belgrave-Gembrook Road . Local shops (the Teasdale boot shop and fruit shop, Hogan's Coffee Palace and Legge's store are just visible. The three children are presumably Kevin and his younger siblings.On back of photo written in biro (presumably by Kevin Teasdale): 'Emerald Streetscape looking along Beaconsfield Road (now Kilvington Drive) towards Belgrave-Gembrook Road, from in front of the Police Residence c1948. On the left side, Edward Teasdale's bootshop, Hogan's Coffee Palace & my parents' fruit shop are visible. On the right side, Legges' "The Big Store" is visible.'kevin teasdale, 1940s, kilvington drive, shops

B&W Photograph of Lockyers news-agency in EmeraldLockyers Emerald -David Moyle Collection per Kevin Teasdalenewsagency, lockyers, emerald, david moyle collection

Photocopy of photograph depicting local Emerald policemen and police car.David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, police, car, david moyle collection

B&W photograph titled “Timer Cutting At Cockatoo”.David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdalecockatoo, timber, bullock, david moyle collection

B&W photograph depicting Silver Wells.Silver Wells, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdalegembrook, silver wells, david moyle collection

B&W photograph of Emerald LakeEmerald Lake, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, lake, david moyle collection

The Teasdale family were shop proprietors in the 1940s and 1950s in Emerald. Kevin Teasdale has written extensively about Emerald in that period. His writings are stored with photographs in his family folder in Filing Cabinet 6C. They are a valuable addition to understanding Emerald's history in the mid-20th century.Black and white rectangular photograph printed on matte photographic paper. Photograph of the house of Bill Teasdale and his family c1950. The house was known as 'Glendale'. A Ford VS Panel Van is parked outside.Botton of front of photograph: "Glendale" Emerald. On back of photograph, written in biro: The Teasdale's "Glendale" apartment house c1950 - previously known as Nottingham House. The Ford VS Panel Van carried fruit and vegetables from the Victoria Market to the people of Emerald for a decade from 1940. It then carried 32m film projection equipment around Victoria. Based in Emerald "Teasdale Talkies" took Warner Bros films to people who could not otherwise access "movies".kevin teasdale, 1950s, glendale, nottingham house

The Teasdale family were shop proprietors in the 1940s and 1950s in Emerald. Kevin Teasdale has written extensively about Emerald in that period. His writings are stored with photographs in his family folder in Filing Cabinet 6C. They are a valuable addition to understanding Emerald's history in the mid-20th century. This photograph was taken by Kevin as a record of the changes in the Kilvington Drive streetscape.Black and white rectangular photograph printed on matte photographic paper. Photograph of Kilvington Drive (April 2010) before the block of shops adjoining the old police residence (currently an opportunity shop) was built.Written on back of photograph in biro presumably by Bill Teasdale: 'Taken in April, 2010. This photo shows the Kilvington Dve streetscape before the block of shops adjoining the police residence were built.'kevin teasdale, 2010, police residence, kilvington drive

B&W Photograph of Emerald Fancy Self Service Store (Legge's Store)Legge's Store at Emerald, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, store, legge, david moyle collection

Concept of proposed Emerald Pioneer Village in early 1970's. Contributors were David Moyle, Sherbrooke Historical Society, Swinburne Technical School. A Sherbrooke Shire sub-committee was formed with Sherbrooke Historical Society and consultants was formed. The project was shelved when funding was withdrawn after the federal double dissolution was initiated by Governor General Kerr.B&W photograph of Emerald Park Village Community & Transport Museum concept drawing.Emerald Park Village Concept, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, village, park, concept, david moyle collection

B&W Photograph of earlier photo depicting township of Gembrook in early 1900sTownship of Gembrook (early 1900s), David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdalegembrook, township, david moyle collection

B&W photograph of Old Macclesfield Post OfficeOld Macclesfield PO, 1900, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdalemacclesfield, post, office, david moyle collection

B&W photograph of rear of Emerald Church of Christ, now Emerald Community Centre.Ch of Christ Hall at emerald 1972?, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, church, hall, community, centre, david moyle collection

B&W photograph of Emerald Lake.Front: Emerald, Rear: E2, Emerald Lake, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, lake, david moyle collection

B&W photograph. Silver Springs Lodge, owner Olive Hamilton.Emerald, Silver Springs Lodge, Owner Olive Hamilton, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, silver springs lodge, david moyle collection

Hand-coloured (after purchase) postcard depicting Edgar Charman and family on a sled being pulled by bullocks. Titled “On a bullock sleigh, Emerald” with “A merry Christmas” appliquéd.Front: On a bullock sleigh, Emerald, Rear: Edgar Charman, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdale.emerald, bullock, postcard, david moyle collection

B&W photograph of Emerald Church of Christ, now Emerald Community CentreEmerald Church of Christ now Emerald Community Centre, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, church, hall, community, centre, david moyle collection

Photocopy of photograph depicting local Emerald policemen and police car.Colin Munzel, Laurie Grundy, David Moyle, Keith Inchley, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, police, car, david moyle collection

B&W photograph of Emerald Country ClubFront: Emerald, Rear: E3, Emerald Country Club 1965, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, country, club, david moyle collection

B&W photograph. View over Emerald Amphitheatre from Main Street.Front: Emerald, Rear: E5, View over Emerald Ampitheatre, Main St Emerald, c1970, David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald ploceman, per Kevin Teasdaleemerald, amphitheatre, david moyle collection

Photograph depicting J H Legg's Bullock team and Dray at the Gembrook Wood Chop & Carnival. New Year's Day 1970Gembrook Wood Chop and Carnival New Years Day. Bullock team and Dray. J H Legg Bullock Team. 1 Jan 1970. David Moyle Collection – ex Emerald policeman, per Kevin Teasdalecockatoo, bullock, carnival, david moyle collection

Showing building of Woolworths and new Fire Station in Monbulk roadBuilding of Woolworths

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