These photos of the porch, kitchen, pot, fire and the shelves decorated with a frill of hand cut newspaper were of the Mohr home in York Street near the corner of Macaulay Court. George Bell took these just before it was demolished. (His spelling on the neg sheets.) Bronny remembers going inside and noticing it was a packed soil floor with a primitive kitchen. She cannot be sure of the domestic setup because she was so young but believes it was home to a mother on her own, one daughter her age (b.1953) but also other siblings. Information supplied by Bronny Handfield (George Bell’s daughter), 5 April 2026 Digital jpg files (3) created from scans of original negativeshouses, cottage, early settlers, bronny handfield collection, mohr family, mohr cottage, york street, eltham, macaulay court

This trophy links ten years of domination by the Myrtleford Presbyterian Tennis Club to prominent local families.The trophy acknowledges the dedication and skill of early 20th century sporting clubs, in this case members from the Dalgleish, Robertson, Macaulay, McGeehan and Moore families in the fourth decade of tennis in the district. These families became driving forces in the creation of the public tennis courts in Myrtleford. . Silver-plated metal trophy cup with two handlesPresbyterian T.C., Premiers, 1940tennis myrtleford