Robert Pullar Cameron was a Shire Councillor for many years. He married Penuel Hossack and had a family of James, Flora, Penuel and Alex.This item is an example of the book-keeping of an Orbost business in the early 20th century and is a useful research tool.A white paper account with black print and red lines hand-written from J. Lamont, tailor and mercer to Mr R. Cameron. It has a yellow duty stamp.lamont-j-tailor-mercer-orbost cameron-robert-pullar

North Park Lamont St. Entrystawell sport

North Park from Lamont Streetstawell sport

Charlie Carter’s Grocery Shop - Lamont Street Stawellstawell business

North Park Lamont St. Netball Courts to left in entrystawell sport

North Park Lamont St. Cricket Nets to right in entrystawell sport

Grant and Lamont Crushing Plant located in area of present swimming Pool.Settling dam in front of shed. Chimney on right. Three men just visible in front of shed. Houses to right. Big hill on left.stawell mining

Photograph of a Painting by Will Rees of the Grant and Lamont Crushing Plant. Black Range in Background.stawell mining

Sign from top of Charlie Carter’s Grocery Shop - Lamont Street Stawellstawell business

Photograph taken from the top of the Fire Station 1880's Double story building on left is Lamont Crushing Battery. Behind tree North Cross Reef Mine. Centre No 1 North Cross Reef Mine. On right Oriental Mine.stawell mining

Photographs taken by Terry Ahern in 2008-2014, member of RDHS

2 Photographs, 1 Colour, 1 B/W: One Photograph is of Remains of brickwork behind a wire fence. The other is of the brickwork with a tree to the left.gold mining, grant lamont

2 Photographs, 1 Colour, 1 B/W: One Photograph is of Remains of brickwork behind a wire fence. The other is of the brickwork with a tree to the left.gold mining, grant lamont

Blanket label from the RSS Mill, Geelong.Rug label from an RSS Mill rug.THE / Lamonttextile mills, returned soldiers and sailors mill, label, 1918: australians in france - exhibition (19/02/2000 - 30/04/2000)

Bottle Round Green John Lamont. Glascowbottles

Mining Prospectus - Oriental & North Cross Reef Gold Mining Company. Panorama of three photographs the. No 1 Shaft. No 2 Shaft and Battery. No 3 Shaft and Grant Lamont & Co Crushing Battery1st page of prospectus for Oriental and North Cross Reef Gold Minig Company No LiabilityReverse Panorama view of The Oriental and North Cross Reef Gold Mining Company, No Liability No1 shaft, No2 Shaft, No3 Shaft . Grant, Lamont & Co's Crushing Battery. View runs South to North.stawell mining

Advertising Pencils - Clark’s Furniture & Antiques Stawell, and C.W. Carter Storekeeper Lamont Streetstawell

North Park Lamont St. Cricket Nets to right in entrystawell sport

North Park Lamont St. Cricket Nets to right in entrystawell sport

Group of North Park Volunteers 1948 instrumental in making North Park. Taken in backyard of Mr G LaGerche's home Cnr Houston and Lamont Streets. This snapshot was donated by miss Glenda Hurst - Stawell - to the Society - Black and White Photograph of a large group of persons - Background of trees.On rear: North Park Volunteers 1948. Taken in the back garden of Mr G LaGerche (morning Tea). Men L to R Roy Hurst, Alan Willoughby, Fred Crouch, Arthur Parsons, Cyril Cashin, Glynn Cashin. Ladies Second Row L to R: Mrs Edna(Geoff) LaGerche, Mrs Pretty, ?, Mrs Darling, Ladies in front Row: ?, ?, Mrs Ted Mills, Mrs Harold Dunn, Miss Dorothy Kingston, Mrs Bess (bill) Wilson, ?, . Farmers brought in their Not Horse drawn graders, etc to form the two (2) ovals at "The Pug" Photo property R.W. Hurst. 29 Houston Street Stawellstawell, north park

Mining Scene looking North probably from Fire Station. Grant and Lamont's Battery in corner left side, in background of photograph. In Centre right is No1 North Cross Reef Mine. On left behind the tree is No2 North Cross Reef Mine. On right is Oriental Mine.Houses and yard in foreground. Poppet heads to right of centre and right Crushing Battery on left of image.stawell mining

Edmund Craigie Grant died 1894 63 years. Married 1862. The firm Grant, Lamont & Coy were the first to erect Quartz Crushing machinery at Concongella Creek and later in Stawell at what became North Park. They built a house called "ALVIE" 39 Darlington Road (still standing 2005).Black & white photograph of Edmond Craigie Grant sitting in a chair holding a manuscript or magazine. Creelwaut Co (?) Burlington Galleries, corner of King & George Sts. Sydney Arcadestawell portrait

Pleasant Creek Cross Reef Quartz Mining Co No2 Poppet Head constructed 1868. On christening of the Engine, Mrs. T. Brown christened it "The Duke of Edinburgh". At the back of the winding engine building of the No2 Shaft is the Grant and Lamont Crushing Battery built in June 1876. On right can be seen the Whim of the Pioneer and Galatea mine.Poppet Head and Winding House of Pleasant Creek Cross Reef Quartz Mining Co mine. Tree on left and bushes in foreground. Three chimneys prominent on right of photograph.stawell

Colour. Photocopy of photos of bottles from Simpson Cordial Factory, Eaglehawk. Information sourced from Internet 'Lamont Bottle', embossed with a flying 'Eaglehawk', made about 1870-1890. Historical Society have one bottle in its possession, photo number 067, Dungeon 1+2, Microsoft word. Information - Arthur Simpson, born 1862, died 1921, married Elizabeth (Amelia?) Duncan. There are three sheets of handwritten information from Robert Halsall re Simpson family history attached to record.person, family, simpson cordial factory, simpson family collection. arthur simpson, simpson cordial factory.eaglehawk. bottles.

On very left behind the winding engine shed in the foreground is the South Cross Mines No8 & No9. The next mine to the right not counting the Whims is the Crown Cross United Mine with curved tramway. Tyne Reefing Company is barely visible at centre of image in front of left end of settling dam. The Great Northern is centre right of image, Extended Cross Reef Mine, then Oriental Mine, the Grant Lamont Battery and two Pleasant Creek Cross Reef Poppet Heads.Scotchmans United Quarts Mining Company 1878Victorian Views. C. Herbert, Photo. Stawell 1878stawell mining