No 110 MARCH 2015. Unexpected gifts / Robert Baker p1. Exhibitions; Meetings & lectures; 2015 meeting calendar; New members / p3. The Kew Festival / p4. Tribute: Graeme Frank Lindsay (1933-2015) / p5. News from the past: 150 and 100 years ago / p5. Gallipoli & Beyond 2015 / p6. Heritage issues: 'Fairyland' 57 Malmsbury Street; The 'Electric House' Harp Road / p7. Kew in the 1890s Depression: Part 3 relief efforts /Andrew Frost p8. Membership & Donations p10. The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), kew historical society -- collections, fintona, g&p baker, paradise bird design, tourmont, david york syme, r. w. appleford, kew festival, cr. gerard petrie, graeme frank lindsay, kew athenaeum, kew town hall, gallipoli & beyond 2015, boroondara remembers: stories from world war i, josiah earl barnes, embarkation photographer, fairyland -- 57 malmsbury street, electricity supply stations, 1890s depression, the kew ladies benevolent society, kew borough council

No 112 SEPTEMBER 2015. Historic Maps of Kew / Robert Baker p1. Exhibitions p3. Quarterly Book Sales p3. Meetings & Lectures p3. New Members p3. For Whom the Bell Tolls / Suzanne McWha p4. Tuesday Volunteers p5. The Red Menace / Robert Baker p6. Philip Slobom p7. Daily Life in Kew: The Summer of 1885/86 / Andrew Frost p8. Recent Acquisitions / Robert Baker p10. Annual General Meeting / Tony Michael p10. Form of Appointment of Proxy p11. Nomination Form p11. Membership & Donations p12. The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), melbourne and metropolitan board of works, gustav nossal, boroondara general (kew) cemetery, funerals - nineteenth century, funerals - military, captain samuel thomas staughton, boer war, clock towers, city of kew, communist party of australia, communist party -- kew branch, cr simpson, thomas o.g. mahood, geoffrey serle, vance palmer, robert menzies, gwendolyn kent hughes, wilfred kent hughes, victor reginald lloyd, marguerite henriette mahood, marguerite mahood, thomas orrock george (tom) mahood, alisa bunbury, tom mahood, 22 stawell street -- kew (vic.), elizabeth mackie, carmen figuerola, philip slobom, kew association, railways -- kew (vic.), typhoid -- kew (vic.), kew volunteer fire brigade, kew lunatic asylum, greyhound hotel, harp of erin, kew railway station, francis h. rigg, adrian rigg, james maitland campbell, kew presbyterian church

No 111 JUNE 2015. A historian's legacy (Dorothy Rogers) / Robert Baker p1. Exhibitions, Meetings & lectures, New members, 2015 meeting calendar / p3. What's in a box? / Suzanne McWha p5. New acquisitions / Robert Baker p5. A history of community activism / Valerie Bourke p6. Kew Tram Depot / p7. Boroondara Remembers: Stories of World War 1 / p7. Daily Life in Kew: the summer of 1885-86 / Andrew Frost p8. The textiles and clothing collection / Collections Activity Group p10. Kew Tram Depot celebrates 100 years / Tony Michael p11. Membership & Donations p12. The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), dorothy rogers, john rogers, rogers collection, josiah earl barnes, philip fuller, ship - durham, immigration, sarah ann maslen, holy trinity church, reverend vance, peta mcginley, baldur girls’ grammar school, emily davies, mrs a. tuxen, mcardle family, catholic young men’s society, glass creek, kilby park, kew natural environment group (kneg), kilby park stud, country roads board, melbourne & metropolitan board of works, keith lodge, ken hume, bill sheares, julian simpson, john newall, murray wood, anne dluzniak, peter wharton, kilby reserve, ellis stone, state rivers & water supply department, hays paddock, kew tram depot, kew -- melbourne -- 1880s, kew -- boom era, james day, francis barnard, james kay, kew -- history of -- transport, kew -- history of -- entertainment

No 115 JUNE 2016. What Price Memory? / Robert Baker p1. What’s On - June to September: Exhibitions, Monthly meetings p3. Heritage Issues: Dorothy Rogers Reserve / Brad Miles p4. The Great War in Kew 1916: The conscription debate / Andrew Frost p6. Historic Gardens Exhibition p6. Victorian Collections [Hat collection] / Robert Baker p7. More Examples of Lost Kew: Studley Park Toll Bridge, Salvation Army Citadel, Harp of Erin Hotel, Kew Recreation Hall p9. Membership & Donations p10. The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), alma figuerola, carmen figuerola, d'estaville, fred mcardle, ed mcardle, sacred heart church - kew, catholic young men’s society, cyms, sacred heart tennis club, oral histories, whs dickinson, frances dumaresq, dorothy rogers reserve, 4 studley park road, cr n.j. whiting jp, dorothy rogers, country roads board, vicroads, ww1, wwi, wwi conscription debate, kew town council, canon sutton, holy trinity church - kew, arthur wills, billy hughes, referendum 1916, victorian collections, marion blatchly, vaughan - victoria, middleton’s reef gold quartz mining company, smokers caps, r&m dower, milliners -- kew, anne harrison of kew, 146 high street -- kew, kathleen gervasoni, trove, dione mcintyre, dorothy benyei, penny bridge, studley park toll bridge, harp of erin hotel, edward glynn, melbourne hunt club, salvation army citadel -- kew, kew recreation association, kew recreation hall, henderson & smart

No. 116 SEPTEMBER 2016: Back to Kew 1875 / Judith Scurfield p1. Heritage issues / Brad Miles p3. What's On - September to December / Brad Miles p3. New Strategic Plan / Brad Miles p4. Not a Ragbag Wagga: the Kew patchwork quilt / Suzanne McWha p5. The Great War in Kew: 1916 those who went / Andrew Frost p7. The Kew Festival Gazette 5 October 1895 / Don Garden p7. The Skilled Artisan: Bertie Robert Edgar Greenwood / Robert Baker, John Torpey, Judith Vimpani p9. Jill O'Brien / Robert Baker p9. More examples of Lost Kew - Clutha / Robert Baker; Fernhurst / Kerry Fairbank; Blackhall / Felicity Renowden; Kew Railway Station / Robert Baker p10. AGM Form of appointment of proxy p11. AGM Nomination form p11.The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), j dannock, dorothy rogers, back to kew 1875, derrick, king, henty, o’shaughnessy, stawell, loxton, bennett, rimington, pat mornane’s paddock, xavier college, horatio wills, willsmere farm, thomas wills, forres, arthur purnell, strategic plan, patchwork quilts, silk hexagon quilt, wimba, john sharpe denbigh, jane denbigh, mary denbigh (nee perry), boroondara general (kew) cemetery, 18 gordon avenue, elizabeth gertrude denbigh, annette gero, helen muriel johnston, ww1 -- kew (vic.), first world war -- kew (vic.), wars -- recruitment, pte. charles field richardson, the kew festival gazette, kew catholic church building fund, bertie robert edgar greenwood, george william greenwood, annie payne, john torpey, moseley & son, molding planes, mcpherson’s woodworkers’ tools 1909, vale -- jill o'brien, mayors of kew, villa alba museum, clutha, blackhall, 26 sackville street -- kew (vic.), 55 studley park road -- kew (vic.), john carson, catherine booth girls’ home, preshil, the margaret lyttle memorial school, fernhurst, george wharton, boroondara district road board, st paul’s college, villa maria society, kew railway station, form of appointment of proxy, agm -- nomination form, bertie greenwood

No. 120 SEPTEMBER 2017: Performing Arts / Robert Baker p1. In the news [exhibitions & displays, events & the collection] p2. Once upon a the time: the Griffiths of Kew / Suzanne McWha p3. East Kew Women's Club 1945-1973 / Desley Reid p6. Spinster who defeats parliaments / David White p8. Annual General Meeting / Brad Miles p.8. Form of appointment of proxy p9. Nomination form p9.The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), kew recreation hall, kew city hall, marion tilley, arthur dear, kew light opera company, "q" theatre guild, kew repertory players, kew philharmonic society, kew arts festivals, scouts and guides of kew, allan borella, phillip healey, nigel lewis, james griffiths, john moore griffiths, tea -- melbourne (vic.), monnington, george friend griffiths, jessie mary hunt, elizabeth moore, louisa moore, edwin lee neil, strathmore -- marshall avenue (kew), margaret whiteman davidson, goldthorns, frank moore griffiths, boroondara general (kew) cemetery, scotch college, john (jack) parqueter griffiths, ferndale, forest park, st hilary's church, marjorie helen griffiths, albert josiah cock, phyllis margaret neill, leslie george griffiths, norman james griffiths, muriel lizzie nelson, kenneth everard griffiths, margaret evelyn rutherford grant, alan (alec) frederick griffiths, ellen amy reeve, annie grace blundell, wodonga hospital, newhaven, east kew women's club, harriers pavilion -- victoria park (kew.), kew mental hospital, children's cottages kew, philanthropic organisations -- kew (vic.), women's clubs -- kew (vic.), kew elder citizens association, kew civic movement, mental hygiene act, children's library (kew), mrs dods, francis jamieson, caroline constance jamieson, chinnock terrace -- cotham road (kew), annie hince, kew borough council, francis finlay jamieson, the women’s suffrage petition, carrie jamieson, amy jamieson, fred schultz, kew presbyterian church, nirvana -- 45 cotham road (kew), cr e.p. wynne, carnsworth, red cross, high street (kew) - road widening, grace thake

No. 119 JUNE 2017: Conservation & Restoration {Halfey portraits, Kew Where We Live) / Robert Baker p1.Scouts & Guides in Kew; Donations to the collection p2. The Collection: Is it nationally significant? / Robert Baker p4. The Kew Steamroller / David White p6. Exhibitions July to September 2017 / Judith Scurfield p7. Kew Voluntary Aid Detachment / Robert Baker p.8. The Small Homes Service / Felicity Renowden p10.The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), john halfey, annie halfey, eileen grigg, ordsall, cullis hill & co, annie lane, chairmen of kew, victorian parliamentarians, oil paintings, portarits, henry kellett, kew where we live, 1st kew scouts, kew fire station, fire drills, community heritage grants, significance assessments, collection -- fashion and design, collection -- maps and plans, collection - civic portraits - mayoral portraits, weir collection, streetworks, steamrollers, traffic accidents, boy scouts -- kew (vic.), girl guides -- kew (vic.), exhibitions, performing arts, kew light opera company, the "q" theatre guild, kew philharmonic, marion tilley, arthur dear, voluntary is detachments - kew (vic.), vad -- kew (vic.), lillias jerram, daisy young (nee coppin), signature tablecloths, pat bayley, nancy clark, millicent crody, marjorie coltman, jean hornsby, l g hubb, denise lindsey, mary wainwright, phyllis whittingham, v wilson, daisy e young, lily hubb, 37 rowland street -- kew (vic.), may jerram overseas club, st hilary's church --- kew (vic.), girls’ friendly society, mrs seekamp, may jerram overseas girls’ sunday club, world war 2, ww2, kew rsl, small homes service, royal victorian institute of architects, the age, robin boyd, neil clerehan, peter mcintyre, postwar urban development

No. 117 DECEMBER 2016: Mayors of Kew / Robert Baker p1.Society news [Vale Jill O'Brien] p3. Ratting on the Yarra / Suzanne McWha p4. Saving the [Yarra] river parklands / Valerie Bourke p5. Vale - Marjorie Orr p8. Vale Bill Reeve p8. Mayors of Kew - Robert Morgan Young / Felicity Renowden p9. Mayors of Kew - Henry Francis Phipps / Robert Baker p9. Mayors of Kew - Job Smith / Felicity Renowden p9. Mayors of Kew - Henry Francis Mogg / Margaret Robinson p9. The Great War in Kew - Those that stayed / Andrew Frost p10. New to the Collection [Photographs and clothing donated by Micky Ashton relating to Cr John Marshall and his family] p11.The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), mayors of kew, kew town hall, josiah e barnes, ann carew, jill o'brien, family planning association of victoria, powerline action group, studley park conservation society, yarra bend park trust, villa alba, yarra river - fauna, rakali, hydromyini chrysogaster, kew where we live, henry kellett, j. f. c. farquhar, merri creek, state electricity commission of victoria, young street -- kew (vic.), natural resources and environment committee, merri yarra municipal protection committee, studley park association, prue sibree, hon robert fordham, transmission lines task group, national trust of victoria, australian conservation foundation, dr john colbatch, peter mcintyre, richmond high school, gerry hand, john halfpenny, victorian trades hall council, jan wade, powerline review panel, marjorie orr, bill reeve, valerie bourke, 2016, robert morgan young, henry phipps, woodlands, thornbury farm, job smith, berrington, 29 sackville street, herbert francis mogg, world war 1, ww1, the home front, 1916 conscription referendum, mrs e ratten, alexandra gardens, kew recreation hall, kew golf club, kew horticultural society, trinity grammar school, xavier college, 1st kew boy scouts, kew rifle club, patrick o’connor, kew band, cr john marshall, micky ashton

No 113 DECEMBER 2015. Creative Communities / Robert Baker p1. Exhibitions p3. Quarterly Book Sale p3. Meetings & Lectures p3. Kew Historical Society Online p3. Chandler Hwy Upgrade options / Brad Miles p4. Lost Melbourne / Robert Baker p4. Heritage Issues: 14 Irymple Avenue / Debbie McColl-Davis & Richard Peterson p5. The Diaries of Chris Robinson / John Torpey p7. Patriotic Buttons / Suzanne McWha & Robert Baker p9. Coley of Kew / Suzanne McWha p10. Some Examples of Lost Kew: Byram; Chipperfield's Boat House; Rotunda Alexandra Gardens; Kilby Lodge / Various authors p11. Membership & Donations p12. The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), exhibition -- victorian fashion, chandler highway, outer circle railway viaduct, vicroads, john monash, 14 irymple avenue -- kew (vic.), heritage act 1995, oswinia estate, mmbw plan 2015, city of boroondara thematic environmental history, war service homes commission, housing and reclamation act 1920., state savings bank, george burridge leith, kew conservation study, heritage overlay (ho) 157 oswin street precinct, w. j. laidlaw, duxbury family, mrs pat duxbury, christopher robinson, john torpey, kew rsl, war diaries, trooper gordon osborne moule, pte. e.e. bottomley, sgt. alf birkill, pte. chris robinson, adrian grigg, francis horace rigg, ww1, wwi, kew cricket club, fundraising buttons badges, for kith and kin, our day: nation and honor, servia syria armenia, commonwealth button fund, east kew citizens and sports carnival, henry colden antill harrison, victorian football league, tom - thomas - wills, emily spencer wills, story of an athlete: a picture of the past, h c a harrison, norman harrison, emily harrison, rosalie harrison, molonglo, running with the ball, byram, edward g. kilburn, george ramsden, sir malcolm mceacharn, count o’loughlin, royal women’s hospital, goathland, lowden, tara hall, chipperfield’s boat house, 1934 flood, eastern freeway, yarra river, recreation -- kew (vic.), alexandra gardens, grainger and little, kew brass band, kilby lodge, william oswin

No. 118 MARCH 2017: Women's History / Robert Baker p1.Society news p2. Women working: a short history of the Kew Ladies' Benevolent Society / Suzanne McWha p4. Dwellings for people of small means / David White p6. Remembering Kew [Kew Town Hall 1865-1971; Ordsall 1858-1970] / Kerry Fairbank & Robert Baker p8. William James Runting / Desley Reid p.9. Mayoral mementoes in the collection / Robert Baker p10. Recent donations / Robert Baker p10.The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), women - kew (vic.), mrs. cecil alley, mrs. guy bakewell, lady best, mrs. t. davis, mrs. w.k. fullagar, mrs. j.t. gazzard, mrs. hugh hamilton, mrs. a.c. hurlstone, mrs. h. larcher, mrs. john mills, mrs. arthur norman, mrs. e.w. outhwaite, mrs. h.h. smith, mrs. d. readdie, mrs. g.c. scantelbury, who’s who in the world of women, kew ladies’ benevolent society, voluntary aid detachment, east kew women’s club, lionesses of kew, lioness club of kew, the australian women’s register, mrs. w. warren kerr, jane buchanan gosman, mrs. wharton, mrs. dunn, w. warren kerr, mr. merfield, mrs griffiths, conference of all the independent metropolitan ladies’ benevolent societies, ladies’ benevolent association, charity organisation society, georgina emery, violet odgers, ravenswood, commonwealth social services act, kew elderly citizen’s relief fund, housing and reclamation act 1920, state savings bank houses, workers dwelling act 1914, housing conditions of the people in the metropolis and in the populous centres of the state, harry lawson, george burridge leith a.r.v.i.a., george brown leith, arthur cedric leith, g. b. leith, leith & bartlett pty ltd, kew town hall, ordsall, southesk, william james runting, annie matthews lilly, mary dixon lilly, james lilly, queen victoria, susannah kidd, emerald hill borough council, waratah -- st chad's, south melbourne cricket club, kew borough council, mayors of kew, president of the victorian cricketers association, clarke masonic lodge, melbourne philharmonic society, amoe, anne lilly, william thomas wright, the australian mortgage land and finance company, runting & wright, kew hyde park estate company, kinord, s.s. wairarapa, president of the federal institute of accountants, princes park bowling club, lauriston, jim tutt, herbert morgan, cr mcconchie, sir stanley seymour argyle, josiah earl barnes, cr. alan hutchinson, inner east group training

No 114 MARCH 2016. Public and Private Gardens / Robert Baker p1. What's On March to June 2016: Exhibitions, Future Events p3. Kew Festival 2016 p4. Cobblers of Kew / Robert Baker p4. Kew Goes to War: Part 1 Kew men enlist, or not / Andrew Frost p5. Questions & Answers p7. The Remarkable A.W. Dakin / Robert Baker p8. Baldur [Grammar School] and the Art of 'Female Muscle Culture' / Suzanne McWha p9. More Examples of Lost Kew: Elm Lodge, Kew Lunatic Asylum, Range View, Reno p11. Membership & Donations p12. The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. khs newsletters, historical society newsletters, history -- kew (vic.), gardens -- kew (vic.), john carson, clutha - studley park road, horticulture society of victoria, john pascoe fawkner, w.r. rucker, george pockett, alexandra gardens -- kew (vic.), sir reginald talbot, kew horticultural society, kew recreation hall, w.h. richardson, villa alba - walmer street, james broadbent, kew garden club, exhibition -- victorian fashion, cobblers of kew, john witchell, bootmakers -- kew (vic.), national bank of australasia, les witchell, ww1 -- kew (vic.), ww1 -- recruitment, ww1 -- demographics -- kew (vic.), kew town council, f.r.ratten, kew central patriotic league, major general j.w. mccay, sir robert best, hon. g. swinburne, cr j.h. hewison, kew brass band, ww1 -- conscription referendum, j.e. bailey, sir frank madden, working men’s college, fairyland, dutch migrant hostel, fr. maas, malinda -- cotham road, bella vista -- cotham road, kew baseball club, christopher robinson, frank littlefield, north kew football club, kew football club, willsmere park, h.l. barclay, a. brierley, h. ely, j. marshall, stradbroke park, kew high school, arthur william dakin, francis f. dakin, lucy dakin, biggin -- fellows street, biggin -- princes street, 33 princess street -- kew (vic.), victorian racing club, australian stud book, ww1, kew war memorial, holy trinity church, trinity grammar, francis edward dakin, ross sea relief expedition, ship -- aurora, sir ernest shackleton, aurora” antarctic re- lief expedition of 1916- 1917, captain john king davis, captain aeneas macintosh, sir david hennessy, c p. de la motte, dr. f.o. middleton, islands to ice, andrea magritte tuxen, baldur girls grammar school, ailsie villa -- carson street, 15 wellington street -- kew (vic.), 17-19 denmark street -- kew (vic.), emily muriel grace davies, grace-park ladies college, emily davies, victorian institute for the advancement of plain needlework, association for the advancement of plain needlework, miss e. webster, australian exhibition of women’s work, mary slight mills, villa baldur, francis ferdinand dakin, lucy dakin (nee chapman), margaret lucy dakin, dorothy dakin, elm lodge -- wellington street, arthur septimus king, madford, st anthony’s home for babies, range view - mont victor road, genazzano, faithful companions of jesus, reverend lawton, st andrew’s college, redemptorist fathers, kew lunatic asylum, willsmere, charles nettleton, reno -- st john's parade, samuel cocking, baron von mueller

No 125 DECEMBER 2018. Institutional Memory [Kew Mental Hospital, Children’s Cottages Kew] / Robert Baker p.1. Vale: Max Sartori, Anne Glasson, Mel Lawrence p2. Society News: Events, Exhibitions p3. What does it Mean to be Significant / Emma Russell p4. ‘Howly” Trinity Church and the Henty Family / Suzanne McWha p6. What’s in a Name: 63 Wellington Street / David White p8. New Acquisitions for the Collection / Robert Baker p.9. Vincent Buckley: a Catholic literary intellectual / Desley Reid p10. Membership & Donations p12.The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. newsletters -- kew historical society, newsletters - historical societies, kew lunatic asylum, charles nettleton, cliff judge, astrid judge, fran van brummelen, children's cottages kew, irena higgins, kew cottages parents association, significance assessment, herbert chambers, joy stewart, khz collection, holy trinity church -- kew (vic.), henry henty, marion henty, tarring, louisa henty, field place, thomas armstrong, henry mallet, mrs frances mccarthy, d r mcgregor, cromhurst, carindale, carl friedrich adolph winter, carl winter, bletchley park, fitzwilliam museum, report of the committee on homosexual offences and prostitution, vincent buckley, 36 willsmere road, elm grove -- kew (vic.)

No. 121 DECEMBER 2017. Award winning collection / Robert Baker p1. In the News - Exhibitions [Theatre & Music in Kew 1940-1970]; Meetings [Alfred Fuller /George Maidment]; Annual Dinner; Committee News p3. Heritage Gap Study: City of Boroondara / Don Garden p4. 31 Miller Grove: Evaluating its historical significance / Robert Baker p.5. Kew Fire Brigade / David White p6. Houses Hitting the Dust: The changing streetscape and social structure of Gladstone Street [Kew] / Suzanne McWha p8. Membership & Donations p12.The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. dr john springthorpe, annie inglis springthorpe (1867-97), significance assessment -, exhibitions, heritage gap study, kew gap study, 31 miller grove -- kew (vic.), marie (ma) dalley, leopoldine (poldi) mimovich, kew fire brigade, gladstone street -- kew (vic.), hyde park estate, connors creek

No 128 SEPTEMBER 2019. A View From Rockingham / Robert Baker p1. Society News: Events, [Donations to] The Collection, Exhibition, History Week 2019 p3. Conserving Our Civic Heritage & History [Local History Grant] / Robert Baker p4. Victoria’s First Self-Service Supermarket / David White p5. Kew Historical Society 1900-2000 / Robert Baker p7. The Kew Spur Line: a key to the past / Robert Baker p9.A Pharmaceutical Collection / Robert Baker p10. [Notice of] Annual General Meeting / Desley Reid p10. Form for Appointment of Proxy p11. Nomination Form p11. Membership & Donations p12.The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. newsletters -- kew historical society, newsletters - historical societies, rockingham -- kew (vic.), victorian red cross --, v maloney, john herbert syme, art therapy, abbotsford, rosemary lade, gardens -- kew (vic.), from municipality to city: chairmen and mayors of kew 1861-1994, rishon supermarket, bradshaw's licensed grocers -- kew (vic.), kew historical society -- history of, houghton, kew historical society collection -- archives, railways -- kew (vic.), lewis campbell, pharmacology, brenda & bob johnson -- chemists -- kew (vic.), fga barnard, francis barnard, 2019 agm

No 126 MARCH 2019. Embroidering a Theme / Robert Baker p1. Society News: Events, Fund raising, Grants, [Donations to] The Collection p3. Kew Festival 2019: 2019 McIntyre lecture, New exhibition p4. Tributes: Mel Lawrence, Max Sartori, Anne Glasson / Margaret Robinson p5. Grants / Robert Baker p5. Kew Historical Society 1958-1973 / Robert Baker p6. Much Huff and Puff: The Outer Circle railway / Desley Reid p8. Good Roads: Thomas Hocart Flere / David White p10. Membership & Donations p12.The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. newsletters -- kew historical society, newsletters - historical societies, khs collection -- textiles, broderie perse, applique, mrs joy ivory, mrs amy watson (née grigg), kew floral industrial arts society, frances courtney, rosemary barnes, dr fred stamp, charles sowerwine, mel lawrence, max sartori, anne glasson, whs dickinson, kew historical society -- history, southesk, barnard's clock, outer circle railway, outer circle railway league, railway construction act 1884, th flere, thomas hobart flere, road construction, john mcadam, 5 doona avenue -- kew (vic.)

No 134 MARCH 2021. Family portraits [Henty family] / Robert Baker p1. History & Heritage: Kew Heritage Centre; Kew Court House; Sponsors / p3. Major Events: 2021 McIntyre Lecture; 2021 Australian Heritage Festival / p4. Artists at Home in Kew / Judith Scurfield p5. The Centennial Choir: The artistry of the 19th century lithographer / Robert Baker p7. Public and private murals: Street art emerges in Brougham Street / Suzanne McWha p9. The Collection: Significant recent donations; Preservation Needs Assessment / Robert Baker p11. Membership & Donations p12.The newsletters of the Kew Historical Society contain significant research by members that explores aspects of the Victorian and Australian Framework of Historical Themes. Frequently, articles on people, places and artefacts are the only source of information about an aspect of Kew, and Melbourne’s history. The contents of each newsletter as such is often significant historically, aesthetically, socially and or spiritually. newsletters -- kew historical society, newsletters - historical societies, henty family -- victoria -- tasmania, findon, stephen george henty, field place - kew, francis henty, roxeth, herbert james henty, tarring, henry henty, ruyton, thomas henty, frances elizabeth (hopkins) henty, cartwheel penny, city of boroondara, australian currency, elizabeth (milligan) gaunt, mary anne (lawrence) henty, alice (henty) hindson, lafayette photographic studio, john hindson, shrublands, st john’s home for boys, st john’s home for boys and girls, louisa henty, boroondara general cemetery, kew heritage centre, michael tuck grandstand, 2021 mcintyre lecture, dr gary presland, indigenous clans -- kew (vic), indigenous language groups -- kew (vic.), woi wurrung, australian heritage festival 2021, george bouchier richardson, herbert james woodhouse, george bell, horace brodzky, abram louis buvelot, charles bennett, louis abrahams, walter withers, arthur loureiro, georgiana mccrae, jane sutherland, margaret sutherland, granville cottage - walpole street -- kew (vic.), alice bale, a.m.e. bale, carl hampel, 83 walpole street -- kew (vic.), max meldrum, john longstaff, 19 a’beckett street, alma figuerola, swinton, archibald (a.d.) colquhoun, leopoldine (poldi) mimovich, william nicholls anderson, frances derham, alistair gray, nornie gude, lawrence scott pendlebury, john loxton, joy stewart, eric thake, melvyn napier waller, royal exhibition building -- melbourne (vic.), architects -- joseph reed, australian history -- politics -- parliament, australian history -- 1901, james maitland campbell, grace tabulo, fairyland -- malmsbury street -- kew (vic.), dorothy rogers, centennial choir, centennial international exhibition -- melbourne (vic.), miss l wilson, nicholson street -- carlton (vic.), melbourne aquarium, sir frederick h cowen, centennial orchestra, mr w. urie, vanessa kowalski, norman st clair carter, bert [bertram] stevens, street art, william greenlaw, villa alba, ordsall, south esk, john halfey, signor ulysses rizzi, bill [william richard] de neefe, sacred heart church -- kew (vic.), jesse wright, jeswri, brougham street -- kew (vic.), qart gallery and qart studio, aldo raymond, hedderwick family, henry hedderwick, arthur henry miers, preservation needs assessment, wurundjeri-william, sponsors -- kay and burton (hawthorn)