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Narre Warren and District Family History GroupBook, Nobelius Heritage Park & Emerald Museum, Emerald in focus : a photographic history 1858-1958, 2006
... Guest house...Brookdale Guest house...Cascades Guest house...Fernlea Guest house...La Belle Guest house...Lumeah...Nobelius Nursery Emerald Vic Joseph Bosisto Tivoli Homestead Clematis Vic Nightingale's Nursery Avonsleigh Vic Sarah Watson George Hunt Legg family George Davey Emerald State School Macclesfield Cricket team Emerald Rifle Club Emerald Cricket Club Emerald Football team Emerald Basketball team St Mark's Church Emerald Vic St Joseph Church Emerald Vic Emerald museum Avonsleigh House Banool tearooms Berneray Guest house Brookdale Guest house Cascades Guest house Fernlea Guest house La Belle Guest house Lumeah Guest house Nottingham house The Chalet Guest house The Grange Guest house Woodlands Guest house McKenzie Timber Mill A photographic history of Emerald, Victoria 96 p.; 30 cm Emerald in focus : a photographic history 1858-1958 Book Nobelius Heritage Park & Emerald Museum ...A photographic history of Emerald, Victoria96 p.; 30 cmnon-fictionA photographic history of Emerald, Victoriaemerald (vic.), photographs, this is a reprint of emerald in focus : a photographic history published in 2006. this edition contains minor corrections and revisions for accuracy. contents table and index added. nobelius nursery emerald vic, joseph bosisto, tivoli homestead clematis vic, nightingale's nursery avonsleigh vic, sarah watson, george hunt, legg family, george davey, emerald state school, macclesfield cricket team, emerald rifle club, emerald cricket club, emerald football team, emerald basketball team, st mark's church emerald vic, st joseph church emerald vic, emerald museum, avonsleigh house, banool tearooms, berneray guest house, brookdale guest house, cascades guest house, fernlea guest house, la belle guest house, lumeah guest house, nottingham house, the chalet guest house, the grange guest house, woodlands guest house, mckenzie timber mill -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkBook - Fiction book, Jarrolds Publishers Ltd. et al, Bracken, 1948
... The family lived at Lumeah Guest House, Monbulk Road, Emerald. Bernard Cronin also wrote "Dragonfly", "Timber Wolves", "Red Dawson" and "Salvage"....The family lived at Lumeah Guest House, Monbulk Road, Emerald. Bernard Cronin also wrote "Dragonfly", "Timber Wolves", "Red Dawson" and "Salvage". ...The author Bernard Cronin lived in Emerald in the 1920s. His two daughters attended Emerald State School. The family lived at Lumeah Guest House, Monbulk Road, Emerald. Bernard Cronin also wrote "Dragonfly", "Timber Wolves", "Red Dawson" and "Salvage".Green cloth-covered novel. First Australian edition.J.B. Pencilled references on conditionemerald, victoria, australia, fiction, bernard cronin, writers of the dandenongs -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkPhotograph - First co-op store at Lumeah, Unknown photographer, 1950
... This was the first co-op store at Lumeah which was a guest house within Emerald. The Co-op was run by H.Wardle; circa 1950....guest house. There is strong research potential with this record due to the time period and location the shed was situated in and the unknown information of the shed pictured. Co-op Emerald and District Co-operative Society 1950s Australia Emerald & District Collection Black and white rectangular photograph printed on matte photographic paper. This black and white photograph depicts a tin shed on an unmade ground. This was the first co-op store at Lumeah ...The Emerald co-operative society was formed at a meeting at the Emerald Mechanics Institute on 9 December 1944, those present agreed that the solution to a shortage of stock feed caused by the privations of World War II was to form a co-operative society in Emerald. Jack Eudey was elected Chairman, Horrie Wardle was appointed Secretary, and Jack Hirst Manager.This record holds historic significance to Emerald as it shows the history of both the Emerald Co-operative society and the Lumeh guest house. There is strong research potential with this record due to the time period and location the shed was situated in and the unknown information of the shed pictured.Black and white rectangular photograph printed on matte photographic paper. This black and white photograph depicts a tin shed on an unmade ground. This was the first co-op store at Lumeah which was a guest house within Emerald. The Co-op was run by H.Wardle; circa 1950.co-op, emerald and district co-operative society, 1950s, australia, emerald & district collection -
Kew Historical Society IncClothing - Late Victorian Black Silk Skirt, c.1897
... house at 31 Jenkin Street, Northcote. James married Elizabeth at Nth Fitzroy. Several years later they moved to 108 McKean Street, Nth Fitzrory. Capt and Mrs Courtney were guests at the official opening of the Australian Parliament on 9 May 1901, the reception at the Exhibition Building that evening, and the Royal Review at Flemington the following day. Finally they moved to 'Lumeah...house at 31 Jenkin Street, Northcote. James married Elizabeth at Nth Fitzroy. Several years later they moved to 108 McKean Street, Nth Fitzrory. Capt and Mrs Courtney were guests at the official opening of the Australian Parliament on 9 May 1901, the reception at the Exhibition Building that evening, and the Royal Review at Flemington the following day. Finally they moved to 'Lumeah ...Elizabeth Wilson met James Henry Courtney at the annual Lord Mayor's Ball on 28 August 1890. In 1892, Capt James Courtney moved to 'Courtland' an architect-designed house at 31 Jenkin Street, Northcote. James married Elizabeth at Nth Fitzroy. Several years later they moved to 108 McKean Street, Nth Fitzrory. Capt and Mrs Courtney were guests at the official opening of the Australian Parliament on 9 May 1901, the reception at the Exhibition Building that evening, and the Royal Review at Flemington the following day. Finally they moved to 'Lumeah', a brick villa at 11 Belmont Avenue, Kew.Black silk floor length skirt with black lining and internal tapes. The skirt is distinguished by a gathered hem giving the impression of ruffles. With the donation, there is also an accompanying group of copied photographs of the Courtney family, including one which shows Elizabeth Courtney, the owner of the skirt. The skirt was donated by Frances Courtney, a descendant by marriage of the original owner. women's clothing - 1890s, australian fashion - 1890s, skirts - 1890s, elizabeth courtney (nee wilson), 11 belmont avenue (kew), capt james henry courtney, elizabeth jane courtney (nee wilson), lumeah - 11 belmont avenue - kew (vic) -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage ParkWork on paper - Tour Notes, Gus Ryberg et al, 29/04/1990 12:00:00 AM
... House...Hogan Park...Emerald Coffee Palace...Monkey Dung Creek...A'Vard Picnic Ground...Rose Charman's Cottage...Copplestone...Lumeah...Gus Ryberg...Emerald... Victoria... Australia...retail trade...orchardists...vegetable growing...herb growing...horticulture...guest...Includes hand-written amendments by Gus Ryberg. butchers Nils Muth Nottingham House Hogan Park Emerald Coffee Palace Monkey Dung Creek A'Vard Picnic Ground Rose Charman's Cottage Copplestone Lumeah Gus Ryberg Emerald Victoria Australia retail trade orchardists vegetable growing herb growing horticulture guest houses gold mining quarries Historic Sites Historic Buildings 7p. of typescript, printout from a computer file, with map. ...Notes compiled by Jo Jenkinson on tours of Emerald and district conducted in April and May 1990 by Gus Ryberg. The notes were written to accompany photographs, now in a display book (see VEMU ). Contain details of historical sites around Emerald. Includes hand-written amendments by Gus Ryberg.7p. of typescript, printout from a computer file, with map.butchers, nils muth, nottingham house, hogan park, emerald coffee palace, monkey dung creek, a'vard picnic ground, rose charman's cottage, copplestone, lumeah, gus ryberg, emerald, victoria, australia, retail trade, orchardists, vegetable growing, herb growing, horticulture, guest houses, gold mining, quarries, historic sites, historic buildings
