First nations girl holding baby at Lake Tyers Mission Station- Girl is Gloria HoodBlack and white photograph of an Aboriginal girl holding a baby on the timber landing beside the lake at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station. Girl identified as Gloria Hood. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, waterways

Black and white photograph of the jetty and shoreline at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station. Showing a launch carrying tourists approaching, and a dozen or more people waiting on the jetty. Tree in foreground obscures boat shed beside the landing area, shoreline on opposite bank of lake is timbered. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, tourism, boats and boating

Photograph of sewing room at Lakes Tyers Aboriginal mission stationBlack and white photograph of the sewing room at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station. Trees in background and white painted fence in foreground. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, fences, buildings, handcrafts

From a collection of photographs taken by Vera Bennett who, as Vera Hanlon, (Infant Teacher), taught at Lake Tyers Aboriginal StationBlack and white of the interior of the Infant Room, Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station School, showing twelve pupils and teacher Mrs V. Hanlon. Pupils seated at desks facing photographer, display board showing pupils work on pine board lined wall, three framed pictures above display board. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, schools

On July 24th 1971, the Titles of the Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station were handed over by the then Governor of Victoria, Sir Rohan Delecombe, to a committee of management consisting of five koori and two white men. All adult residents of the station were to be shareholders and the property could not be disposed of without their unanimous consent.Copy color photographic print of Sir Rohan Delecombe addressing the crowd inside marquee prior to the handover of the Titles of the Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station, Gippsland, Victoria; to Mr Charlie Carter, seated behind Sir Rohan.aboriginals, government, events, social history

Shows Princes Highway, Lakes Entrance, Lake Tyers, Aboriginal Station, Ninety Mile Beachforest, waterways, townships

Shows Forest, Princes Highway, Lakes Entrance, Lake Tyers, Aboriginal Station, Ninety Mile Beachforest, townships, roads and streets, beaches, waterways, aboriginal station

This is one of two paired before photographs used in the 150 year Lakes Entrance 1858-2008.|The other before photograph is Number 01008|The after photograph is 01008.1|Also one framed 12 x 16 photograph used in room displayBlack and white photograph of the houses at Lake Tyers Station, showing vegetation in the foreground. Lake Tyers, Victoria.aboriginals, houses, room display

Aboriginal children standing beside boomerangs and a basket.Black and white photograph of two children at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station, standing beside boomerangs and a basket. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, arts

WeaponsBlack and white photograph of school children having a lesson on tooth brushing at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station School, Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, schools, hygiene

Black and white photograph of a young boy on a white horse at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station. Pine trees in the background. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, animals

ConcertBlack and white photograph of sixteen pupils of Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station School, many of whom are dressed for a school concert. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, schools, entertainment

Black and white photograph of wedding group of four people standing beside a motor vehicle at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station, Lake Tyers Victoria.aboriginals, celebrations, transport

Black and white photograph of Anglican Deaconess Holding two babies, standing between two cofirmees at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station, Lake Tyers Victoria.aboriginals, religion

Black and white photograph showing three men of Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station, playing tunes on gumleaves as musical instruments, a tourist attraction of the time. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, performing arts

Black and white photograph of four children of Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station, dressed as kangaroos for a school concert, one of the children standing, three sitting on the grass. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, schools, entertainment

Black and white photograph of Ethel Hood, organist at St John's Church, standing outside, building and pine trees in background, Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station, Lake Tyers Victoria.aboriginals, religion

Black and white photograph, one of a series produced for tourists to Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station. Postcard showing a naked baby boy seated on a bentwood chair. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, furnishings, tourism

Black and white photograph showing three men of the Lakes Tyers Aboriginal Station, playing tunes on gumleaves as musical instruments for the tourists. Two women tourists in background. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, tourism, performing arts

Sand Castle - School PicnicBlack and white photograph of an Aboriginal girl from Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station, kneeling by a sand castle decorated with shells. Five persons in background walking along seashore. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, schools, recreation

Black and white photograph showing two Eastern Roadlines tourist buses at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station. Adults, children and dogs are gathered to either greet or farewell the tourists. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, tourism, transport

Black and white photograph of bride and groom standing beside a motor vehicle at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station. Bride is wearing a veil and holding both a bouquet and a document. Groom has a flower on his lapel. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, celebrations, transport

Black and white photograph of a Bride and her father standing by the gate of a house at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station. Bride is wearing a veil and carrying a bouquet, father dressed in a dark suit, white shirt and tie. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, celebrations, houses

Black and white photograph of fourteen Aboriginal children and adults with mugs of cocoa, seated and standing on lawn in front of school at Lake Tyers Aboriginal Station. Shows shrubs in front of school and pine trees behind school. Lake Tyers Victoriaaboriginals, schools