2 x copies of Postcards showing Myers Lonsdale Street Store Melbourne, Myer Warehouse c 1920 - note on the back showing ' Lonsdale Street Warehouses, later to become the 11 storey store.'postcard, photograph, lonsdale street melbourne -myer warehouses c 1920

An aerial photograph looking along Lonsdale Street west from Swanston Street. It shows the completed 11 storey Myer Emporium (completed in 1929), numerous smoking chimneys and the high dome of the Supreme Court building in William Street. Also visible are cable tram tracks and a cable tram in Lonsdale Street between Elizabeth Street and Spencer Street. This dates the photo between 1929 and 1935 when the cables trams ceased running west of Elizabeth Street. Yields information about Lonsdale Street Black and white photograph with note on front and postcard marking on rear.Note on front reads: "Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Southern Cross Series No. 4" myer emporium, supreme court building, lonsdale st, swanston st, tramways, cable trams

Black and white photograph (Print) with mountboard surround, enclosed in a timber frame (painted green) with Perspex glazing. Hanging string attached at back.lonsdale street, dodge vehicles, ambulance, victorian civil ambulance service, universal press printers

Black and white photograph (Print) with mountboard surround, enclosed in a timber frame (painted green) with Perspex glazing. Hanging string attached at back.lonsdale street, ambulance

Black and white photograph (Print) with mountboard surround, enclosed in a timber frame (painted green) with Perspex glazing. Hanging string attached at back.lonsdale street, t model ford, melbourne hospital, ambulance, victorian civil ambulance service

Rose Series postcard P.3645, titled "Lonsdale Street Melbourne', looking east from Queen Street. Has several cable trams in the far distance at Swanston Street. In the view is the Myer Emporium Lonsdale Street store and the Eastern Hill fire station tower. The new Electric tram overhead is installed in Elizabeth Street. There are adverts for Dulux, Tribune, Wynss, Fox films, A E Hoad? Stillwell Stephens. The cable trams in Lonsdale Street west of Elizabeth Street closed in early 1935. Yields information about Lonsdale St c1935.Postcard - printed real photograph with Rose Stereograph Co. name on the rear.Has the 3rd part of a letter to Ken on the rear.trams, tramways, cable trams, lonsdale st, myer, rose series

Rose Series postcard No. 1525, Swanston Street, from just north of Lonsdale Street. There are over eight trams in the view, mainly W2 class plus one sole W4 or W5. The permanent Safety Zone at the Bourke Street tram stop is clearly visible; only basic ones exist at Londale Street stops. In the background is the newly completed Shrine of Remembrance. Note traffic lights at Lonsdale Street and the tramway notice on left side attached to lighting pole indicting services departing from this tram stop. Yields information about Swanston Street in 1930's.Postcard - printed real photograph with Rose Stereograph Co. name on the rear.tramways, swanston st, w2 class, lonsdale st, trams, rose series, safety zones

The photo shows the conversion of Swanston Street cable trams to electric trams at the intersection with Lonsdale Street. The former cable tram curves into Lonsdale Street can be seen with cable track demolition works well underway. A "W "class tram is waiting to return to "Bakers Rd" (North Coburg). A cable tram set in Lonsdale Street is waiting to cross east over Swanston Street bound for either Collingwood or North Carlton. The new track for the cable tram crossing Swanston St is being wood blocked over the "H" track crossing. The new electric track on the north side of Lonsdale Street is being connected up to the existing electric track at the cross over. Welding is also taking place on the new track work. The Britannia Hotel has occupied the north-west corner of the intersection since the 1860's with current premises completed in 1920. Further up Swanston Street at 289-299, is the four story Barnet Glass building completed in 1909. Mr. Barnet Glass sold his successful business to Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Company in 1905 and continued to trade at this location until 1939 as the Barnet Glass Rubber Company Limited manufacturing water-proof clothing. See item 9075 for a photo of the cable tram track on 30/12/1975 being installed.Yields information about the conversion of the Swanston St cable tram line to electric trams.Black and white photograph with photographer's stamp on the rear.Has the stamp of C J Fraser's on the rear with address.tramways, cable trams, conversion, swanston st, lonsdale st, welding, w class, mmtb, trams

Photograph shows a cable tram set in Lonsdale Street in front of numerous Myer Emporium buildings with a destination of Toorak. Numerous motor and horse-drawn vehicles are in the street and a fire hydrant is in the foreground. This short section of cable track between Swanston Street and Elizabeth Street was the last cable track to be built in Melbourne. It was to provide a new terminus for south suburban cable trams when electric tramway was extended down Swanston Street from Queensberry Street to Lonsdale Street in 1924. While this track remained in use until 1939, Toorak bound trams ceased at the end of 1925 when the rest of Swanston Street was converted to electric trams. Yields information about cable trams in Lonsdale Street Black and white photograph with note on rear.Note on rear in stamp ink and biro reads: "Myer Museum Sixth Floor, Bourke St Store, Telephone (03)6613256. The Tramway Museum Society of Victoria Limited Lonsdale St. 1924/25"myer emporium, lonsdale st, tram 148, cable trams, tramways, trams

Poster - special size, titled "Route of New Electric Tram from Lonsdale Street to Elsternwick via Brighton Road - Opening Sunday August 29th". Shows the tram rote in red and other tram lines dotted, including the Yarra River. Given its condition - a reproduction poster. From the Don Storey tram history notes - 1926 - 29 August - "he Elsternwick - St Kilda Junction line was opened, replacing the Brighton Road cable line together with an extension to Glenhuntly Road, and was built as double track." .1 - Laminated A3 version - added 30/6/2021trams, tramways, st kilda rd, brighton rd, lonsdale st, new tramway, conversion, elsternwick

Rose Series postcard P.1701, titled "Elizabeth Street from Lonsdale Street Melbourne". Has a number of cable trams in the view, the closest one being a Brunswick tram. There is a policeman on point duty. In the view are signs for G A Grano Mantle manufacturers, Smiths Pawnbroker, State Savings Bank, Michael's Camera store, one horse-drawn cart, and motor vehicles. On the west side footpath under an awning is a "Keep to the left" for pedestrians. Flinders St Railway Station can be seen in the far distance. The Brunswick cable tram line was closed Sept. 1935.Yields information about Elizabeth St, c1930Postcard - printed real photograph with Rose Stereograph Co. name on the rear.On rear in pencil "KM-M-076" and a Ken Magor stamp.trams, tramways, flinders st station, cable trams, elizabeth st, rose series

Alex Kilgour was for many years an active elder and layman in the Presbyterian and then Uniting Church. He was involved in many committees at Synod level for many years. He was a Moderator of the Synod of Victoria of the UCA—one of the first laypeople to take on the role in the early years of the UCA. He was for many years Executive Director of the Resources Commission of the Synod. He worked at Mitchell Brushes (the company owned by Ethel and John Mitchell.Head and shoulders photo of Mr Alex Kilgour standing outside of Wesley Church Lonsdale Street Melbourne.Church & Nation 17/10/1984alex kilgour; presbyterian church; uniting church; moderator; resources commission.

These copies acquired August 1999 from Public Relations.b/w x 56 photos used in Emma Russell's book "Bricks or Spirit? The Queen Victoria Hospital Melbourne", Australian Scholarly Publishing, Melbourne 1997

Architectural drawing for the proposed new Victorian Civil Ambulance Service headquarters at 64 Latrobe Street Melbourne. From photographs of this site after construction, it is possible that this architectural proposal was the successful design for this building.Colour drawing in black timber frame. five story building.NEW OFFICE BUILDING PARKING GARAGE AND REPAIR GARAGElatrobe street

A small paper booklet titled '' The Blessed Eucharist : Belief of the Early English Church,'' by the Most Rev. T.J. Carr, D.D., Archbishop of Melbourne. Melbourne; The Australian Catholic Truth Society, 312 Lonsdale Street. 1912. No. 147. One Penny.48 pgs.Melbourne; The Australian Catholic Truth Society, 312 Lonsdale Street. 1912. No. 147religions, christian, roman catholic, lydia chancellor collection, collection, book, religions, roman catholic church

Photos shows the severity of the water washing down Elizabeth Street following a major storm. Taken at or near the corner with Lonsdale Street. In the second photo, W5 793, route 54, surrounded by water. Note the fruit vendors cart has crashed into a parked VW beetle.Yields information about a major rain event in Elizabeth St during 1972 and the impact it had on vehicles and tramway operations. Set of two Photographs - Elizabeth Street flood - near Lonsdale Street 1972Detailed description on rear. K S Kings stamp. tramways, flooding, floods, events, trams, w5 class, tram 793, route 54, elizabeth st

Used in the Victorian Civil Ambulance Service Lonsdale Street headquarters until that facility closed and moved to Latrobe Street. The small size of this headquarters service switchboard demonstrates the rapid growth of the ambulance service in the 20th CenturyBrown timber switchboard. Black switch panel on front and notice plaque top right corner.noticevictorian civil ambulance service, lonsdale street

Photograph shows a heavily loaded North Carlton-bound cable tram turning from Swanston Street into Lonsdale Street towed by a lorry. It passes a traffic policeman, pedestrians, motor and horse drawn vehicles. Another cable tram descends the hill without the aid of the cable, as was standard operating practice. This section of cable tram track in Lonsdale Street was the scene of numerous cable malfunctions. Its design required the use of a short length of auxiliary (assistance) cable to power trams from Swanston Street up the Lonsdale Street hill to Russell Street, where they picked up the main Lygon Street/Johnston Street cable. The auxiliary cable was not powered directly by an engine house but by referred power from a sheave at the end of the main cable. The complicated path of this auxiliary cable, its secondary power source and the lack of constant monitoring by engine house staff led to many failures. In later years when these occurred, tramway lorries used for dropping sand were frequently redirected to tow trams up the Lonsdale Street hill to pick up the main cable in Russell Street. This problem disappeared when cable trams were removed from Swanston Street at the end of 1925. The Johnston Street cable was then extended along Lonsdale Street from Russell Street to Elizabeth Street, and the auxiliary cable retired. The second photo shows tram number 218 being towed as well.Yields information about problems encountered by cable tramsBlack and white photograph with no note on rear. north carlton, swanston street, lonsdale street, lorry, auxiliary (assistance) cable, russell street, main cable, engine house, referred power, dropping sand, johnston street, lygon street, constant monitoring, elizabeth street

The convention was held in the Wesley Church, Lonsdale Street, Melbourne on the 11th, 12th, 1th June 1938. It was arranged and convened by the Methodist Local Preachers' Association.Souvenir program for the 22nd Holiness Convention. The program is pale green with a painting of three pink carnations on its cover. Front cover: "Souvenir of the Holiness Convention" methodist local preachers' association melbourne branch, lonsdale street wesley church

Postcard photograph of Law Courts at the corner of Williams and Lonsdale Streets with a West Melbourne bound cable tram about to cross Williams Street. The streets appear deserted.Yields information about the Melbourne Law CourtsBlack and white postcard with title and personal message on front and addressee and stamp on rear.On front: 'Our Law Courts, Melbourne' and '17/11/04, Xmas Greetings from K Jacobson "Bleak House" Esplanade Williamstown Melb Vic Aus'. On rear: 'Miss A Huxley "Minister" House Haiesleau Sussex England' law courts, lonsdale street, williams street, cable tram

Stathy Raftopoulos was instrumental in bring Greek films to Melbourne and screened them in various picture theatres in the inner Melbourne suburbs where most post WW2 migrants were living. Prior to the opening of Greek cinemas various venues were used for screenings including Nicholas Hall in Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.With the advent of television many suburban cinemas were no longer drawing the crowds. It was at this time that Stathi Raftopoulos with his partners in the Cosmopolitan Motion Pictures company purchased cinemas in the in suburbs of Melbourne where Greek immigrants were living - in 1960 the National Theatre in Richmond; 1961 the Sun Theatre Yarraville; 1965, the Paramount Theatre Oakleigh, Kinema Theatre Albert Park, and the Empire Theatre Brunswick and Westgarth Theatre Northcote. Here they screened Greek movies which entertained the Greek community supporting them to maintain their link with Greece and their culture and traditions. A black and white photograph of a man standing between two film projectors in a room.

An admissions booklet would have been provided to each patient to be admitted to one of the wards at the Peter MacCallum Clinic on Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. The booklet included the ward number, medical officer, unit number as well as a map to the clinic and admissions information. The booklet acted similarly to a patient directory answering commonly asked questions and providing information about the inpatient experience at the Peter MacCallum Clinicpatients, information booklet, directory, peter maccallum clinic

A number of buildings were demolished along the south side of Little Lonsdale Street between St Francis Street and Elizabeth Street for the construction of the new Monastery for the Blessed Sacrament Congregation including a former school building and Advocate Press building. Demolition of the Advocate begun 6 July 1937 and was completed by mid-August. Construction works for the Monastery began soon after and was officially opened by Archbishop Mannix on 1 May 1938.Elevated view from south-west corner of St Francis Church, across roof top towards the partially demolished Advocate Press Building. In background, Coop's Shot Tower to the left, State Library to the right. Photographer unknown. Faded black and white photograph. Yellowing.church buildings, historic buildings, lost architecture, wrecking, melbourne, st francis' church

A number of buildings were demolished along the south side of Little Lonsdale Street between St Francis Street and Elizabeth Street for the construction of the new Monastery for the Blessed Sacrament Congregation including a former school building and Advocate Press building. Demolition of the Advocate begun 6 July 1937 and was completed by mid-August. Construction works for the Monastery began soon after and was officially opened by Archbishop Mannix on 1 May 1938.Man pushing a wheelbarrow of rubble with the Advocate Press Building partially demolished in the background. Photographer unknown. Faded black and white photograph. Yellowing.church buildings, historic buildings, lost architecture, wrecking, melbourne, st francis' church

A number of buildings were demolished along the south side of Little Lonsdale Street between St Francis Street and Elizabeth Street for the construction of the new Monastery for the Blessed Sacrament Congregation including a former school building and Advocate Press building. Demolition of the Advocate begun 6 July 1937 and was completed by mid-August. Construction works for the Monastery began soon after and was officially opened by Archbishop Mannix on 1 May 1938.Advocate Press Building being demolished by hand. Shows men on the upper storey, dismantling the building. Photographer unknown. Faded black and white photograph. Yellowing.church buildings, historic buildings, lost architecture, wrecking, melbourne, st francis' church

The Inspirational Meeting and Communion Service for the Methodist Girls' Comradeship and the Methodist Order of Knights was held on Wednesday 3 January, 1951 at 8pm at Wesley Church, Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. The address was given by Rev H Palmer Phillips, President of Conference and Crusade Director. The Chairman was the Rev C Gallacher, Director of the Young People's Department, and the organist was Mr Frank Williams. Pale blue-green bi-fold paper with blue text. The front has images of the Methodist Girls' Comradeship and Methodist Order of Knights. It contains the order of service for the MGC and MOK Inspirational Meeting and Communion Service.methodist girls' comardeship, methodist order of knights, methodist young people's department, rev c gallacher, wesley church lonsdale street melbourne, frank williams, rev h palmer phillips

The Annual Dedication Service of the Methodist Girls' Comradeship and the Methodist Order of Knights was held on Monday 19 February, 1951 at 7.45pm at Wesley Church, Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. The Chariman was the Rev C Gallacher and the address was given by the President-Elect of the Conference the Rev B L Semmens. The organist was Mr Frank Williams. The Anthem was sung by the MGC/MOK Choir of Hyde Street, Footscray.Pale blue bi-fold paper with blue text. The front has images of the Methodist Girls' Comradeship and Methodist Order of Knights badges. It contains the order of service for the MGC and MOK annual dedication service.methodist girls' comardeship, methodist order of knights, methodist young people's department, rev c gallacher, rev b l semmens, wesley church lonsdale street melbourne

The Annual Dedication Service of the Methodist Girls' Comradeship and the Methodist Order of Knights was held on Tuesday 23 March 1954 at 8pm at Wesley Church, Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. The Chairman was the Rev Dr C J Wright and the address was given by Rev C Gallacher.. The organist was Mr Frank Williams. The Scripture reading was given by the MGC Assistant State Recorder, Aileen Graham.Pale blue bi-fold paper with blue text. The front has images of the Methodist Girls' Comradeship and Methodist Order of Knights. It contains the order of service for the MGC and MOK annual dedication service.methodist girls' comardeship, methodist order of knights, methodist young people's department, rev c gallacher, wesley church lonsdale street melbourne, aileen graham mgc, rev dr c j wright

This tram was built in 1917 by Duncan and Fraser, Adelaide, for the Hawthorn Tramways Trust, Melbourne. It was number 26. It came to Ballarat in 1945 and numbered 15. In 1945 it was renumbered 36. It continued in service until the closure of the tramways in 1971. In September 1971 the tram was used in a promotion for Ballarat Tourism. The photograph shows the tram in Swanston Street near Lonsdale Street Melbourne. Photograph taken by Campbell Duncan, photographer.Colour image in C/B Kodak mount, 35mm slideballarat tram 36, duncan and fraser, 1917, hawthor tramways trust, tram 26, 1945, ballarat tram 15, september 1971, melbourne, ballarat tourism, swanston street, lonsdale street, campbell duncan, photographer