Real estate advertisement for the auction of 15-17 Mangarra Road Canterbury on 5 December 2009. Includes two pages of interior and exterior views.canterbury, mangarra road, edwardian style, jellis craig, golden mile

180p.; ill.; ports.; includes indexnon-fictionA history of Canterbury Girls' Secondary College, highlighting some of the teachers and students who attendedcanterbury girls secondary college, high schools - victoria, schools - history, education

Copy of the pamphlet for subdivision of Mont Albert Park, includes Mangarra Road, Malaca Road, Gwinda Avenue, Irilbarra Road and Canterbury Roadcanterbury, canterbury road, gwenda avenue, irilbarra road, mangarra road, malaca road, mont albert park, land subdivision

12 pages with colour photos canterbury girls secondary college, schools, canterbury

Article from the Progress Press 5 October 1999 on the 70th birthday of the Canterbury Girls' Secondary College. Includes a black and white photograph of the students in 1928 when the school opened as East Camberwell Domestic Arts School.canterbury, canterbury girls' secondary college, east camberwell domestic arts school, east camberwell girls' school, camberwell girls high school, canterbury girls' high school, tait> minnie, teachers, students, cory> suzanne.(prof.), secondary schools, primary schools, mangarra road, mangarra society

Article from local paper (name and date unknown )on the 70th anniversary of the Canterbury Girls Secondary College since its beginnings as the East Camberwell Primary School 1928. Includes a black and white photograph of studentscanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell primary school, mangarra road, mangarra society, students, cory> suzanne, primary schools, secondary schools

35 pagesSchool magazine for East Camberwell Girls' Schoolcanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell girls school, east camberwell girls secondary school, mangarra road

32 pagesSchool magazine for East Camberwell Girls' Schoolcanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell girls school, east camberwell girls secondary school, mangarra road

39 pagesSchool magazine for Canterbury Girls' High Schoolcanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell girls school, east camberwell girls secondary school, mangarra road

39 pagesSchool magazine for Canterbury Girls' High Schoolcanterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell girls school, east camberwell girls secondary school, mangarra road

approx 38 pages , includes illustrations and photographs; list of staff and students, many autographs on inside front covernon-fictionSchool magazine for Canterbury Girls' High School -Golden Jubilee Year 1928-1978canterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, mangarra road

5 pages; coloured photosArticle on the trend to leave heritage homes empty and subject to vandalism and other trends changing the nature of historic Mangarra Road is featured as an example housing, town planning, urban development, social issues, mangarra road

405 pages, A4 in ring binder; includes colour photos, mapsnon-fictionThis report is an assessment for Canterbury's heritage assets (including Victorian, Federation, interwar and post-war dwellings, commercial buildings and precincts). It includes an overview of the methodology, findings and recommendations as well as citations for nominated individual properties and precincts. Appendix D is a detailed study of the places studied.heritage studies, matlock street, mangarra road, chaucer crescent, rochester road, canterbury road

1 pageArticle from the Free Press on the success of the Canterbury Historical Happening, featuring recollections by Bill Munday resident of Canterbury from 1906canterbury, balwyn road, canterbury road, canterbury gardens, danks family, deepdene dasher, festivals and celebrations, hazeldene, horse drawn vehicles, malones hotel, mangarra road, munday> bill, shops, geo carnell upholsterers

Article from the Weekly Times, 6 April 1988 reporting on the history of the Canterbury Girls' High School and celebrations being planned for its' Diamond Jubilee. Includes a photograph of the Cattanach Marching Team 1945canterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, east camberwell girls school, east camberwell girls secondary school, mangarra foundation, mangarra road, jaguers> miss, macrobertson high school, camberwell high school

Article with coloured photographArticle from the Progress Press, 14 October 2008, of the pond named after the much loved teacher Miss Laura White as Canterbury Girls' Secondary College celebrates 80 years of education.canterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, mangarra society, mangarra road, white family, meehan> lorraine, petrou> grace, tourrier> jan, monuments and memorials, secondary schools

History of the Canterbury Girls' High School from its foundaion in 1928 to 1961canterbury, canterbury girls high school, canterbury girls secondary college, mangarra road, secondary schools, teachers, principals

Photocopy of an extract from the Rolls of the Camberwell East Elementary Primary Schoolcanterbury, camberwell east elementary school, mangarra road, school rolls, primary schools

Some memories of Bill Munday of growing up in Canterbury from approx. 1906A 4 1 pagecanterbury, mangarra road, horse drawn vehicles, moran and cato, fire station, canterbury road, laundries, salvation army corps, malones hotel, geo carnell upholsterers, delivery vehicles, danks family, shenley street, outer circle railway, lifestyle, canterbury scout troop, reminiscences

Article from the Boroondara Bulletin - It is believed that a fire was deliberately lit to destroy the house in order for rebuilding. Council demanded that this be rebuilt in the former original style.1x typed sheet in black and white with 1 x coloured photographcanterbury, boroondara bulletin, shenley croft, mangarra road, merle james, boroondara planning scheme, arson, boroondara heritage overlay, demolition by neglect

56 pages, includes colour and black and white photographs: lists of staff and studentsnon-fictionSchool magazine for Canterbury Girls High School 75th Anniversary canterbury, canterbury girls secondary college, school

Garth and Dulcie Hammet were the owners from 1949-1974. They were married on 16 January 1943 at the Gardiner Presbyterian Church. Garth was born 24 October 1919; died 5 December 2009. His parents were Ivy Read and Norman Hammet. He had an older sibling Holmayne Hammet. He served in WW2. He was an insurance clerk with T & G Mutual Life Assurance Society. Dulcie (nee Burnet) was born 1 May 1919; died 5 May 1997. Her parents were Charlotte Curtis and Harold Burnet and she had a younger sister Marjorie. She was a WRAN during WW2. At the time of her marriage she was living at 38 Mangarra Road, Canterbury (later 40 Mangarra Road). Her father was manager of the Melbourne Steamship Company. Prior to her marriage, Dulcie was a typist / secretary at T & G Mutual Life Assurance Society. The couple had 3 children: Ian (B 1945), Peter (B 1946) and Elizabeth (B 1950). After the Hammets sold 11 Durham Road, they moved to 29 Hill Street, Hawthorn.Black & white photo of an Edwardian timber home with a terracotta-tiled roof, two chimneys and simple fretwork around a return vernanda. It is on a sloping black and has wooden lattice to the underside of the veranda and a woven wire fence. Bluestone guttering along the street frontage. Two established deciduous trees frame the photo. They are bare of leaves. It is unclear if these are street trees or within the property."11 Durham Rd / Circa 1950" - written in grey lead by the donor.durham road, garth hammet, dulcie burnet, dulcie hammet, t & g mutual life assurance society, peter hammet, ian hammet, elizabeth hammet, elizabeth love

Garth and Dulcie Hammet were the owners of 11 Durham Road from 1949-1974. They were married on 16 January 1943 at the Gardiner Presbyterian Church. Garth was born 24 October 1919; died 5 December 2009. His parents were Ivy Read and Norman Hammet. He had an older sibling Holmayne Hammet. He served in WW2. He was an insurance clerk with T & G Mutual Life Assurance Society. Dulcie (nee Burnet) was born 1 May 1919; died 5 May 1997. Her parents were Charlotte Curtis and Harold Burnet and she had a younger sister Marjorie. She was a WRAN during WW2. At the time of her marriage she was living at 38 Mangarra Road, Canterbury (later 40 Mangarra Road). Her father was manager of the Melbourne Steamship Company. Prior to her marriage, Dulcie was a typist / secretary at T & G Mutual Life Assurance Society. The couple had 3 children: Ian (B 1945), Peter (B 1946) and Elizabeth (B 1950). After the Hammets sold 11 Durham Road, they moved to 29 Hill Street, Hawthorn.Black & white photo of three children with a fence and a bare deciduous trees in the background."Ian, Elizabeth & Peter Hammet / in back garden of 11 Durham Rd1"- written in grey lead on the rear by the donor.durham road, garth hammet, dulcie burnet, dulcie hammet, peter hammet, ian hammet, elizabeth hammet, elizabeth love

Garth and Dulcie Hammet were the owners of 11 Durham Road from 1949-1974. They were married on 16 January 1943 at the Gardiner Presbyterian Church. Garth was born 24 October 1919; died 5 December 2009. His parents were Ivy Read and Norman Hammet. He had an older sibling Holmayne Hammet. He served in WW2. He was an insurance clerk with T & G Mutual Life Assurance Society. Dulcie (nee Burnet) was born 1 May 1919; died 5 May 1997. Her parents were Charlotte Curtis and Harold Burnet and she had a younger sister Marjorie. She was a WRAN during WW2. At the time of her marriage she was living at 38 Mangarra Road, Canterbury (later 40 Mangarra Road). Her father was manager of the Melbourne Steamship Company. Prior to her marriage, Dulcie was a typist / secretary at T & G Mutual Life Assurance Society. The couple had 3 children: Ian (B 1945), Peter (B 1946) and Elizabeth (B 1950). After the Hammets sold 11 Durham Road, they moved to 29 Hill Street, Hawthorn.Colour head and shoulders portrait photo of an older man and his daughter against a plain background."Garth Hammet & daughter / Elizabeth Love circa 2000"- written in grey lead on the rear by the donor.durham road, garth hammet, elizabeth hammet, elizabeth love

Garth and Dulcie Hammet were the owners of 11 Durham Road from 1949-1974. They were married on 16 January 1943 at the Gardiner Presbyterian Church. Garth was born 24 October 1919; died 5 December 2009. His parents were Ivy Read and Norman Hammet. He had an older sibling Holmayne Hammet. He served in the RAAF in WW2. He was an insurance clerk with T & G Mutual Life Assurance Society. Dulcie (nee Burnet) was born 1 May 1919; died 5 May 1997. Her parents were Charlotte Curtis and Harold Burnet and she had a younger sister Marjorie. She was a WRAN during WW2. At the time of her marriage she was living at 38 Mangarra Road, Canterbury (later 40 Mangarra Road). Her father was manager of the Melbourne Steamship Company. Prior to her marriage, Dulcie was a typist / secretary at T & G Mutual Life Assurance Society. The couple had 3 children: Ian (B 1945), Peter (B 1946) and Elizabeth (B 1950). After the Hammets sold 11 Durham Road, they moved to 29 Hill Street, Hawthorn.Black & white photo of a couple standing in the doorway of a church. The groom is wearing service uniform."Dulcie & Garth Hammet / 16/1/43 / Wedding at Gardiner / Presbyterian Church"- written in blue pen on the rear by an unknown hand, possibly Dulcie.garth hammet, dulcie burnet, dulcie hammet, weddings, gardiner presbyterian church, world war 2, uniforms, bridal wear

Garth and Dulcie Hammet were the owners of 11 Durham Road from 1949-1974. They were married on 16 January 1943 at the Gardiner Presbyterian Church. Garth was born 24 October 1919; died 5 December 2009. His parents were Ivy Read and Norman Hammet. He had an older sibling Holmayne Hammet. He served in WW2. He was an insurance clerk with T & G Mutual Life Assurance Society. Dulcie (nee Burnet) was born 1 May 1919; died 5 May 1997. Her parents were Charlotte Curtis and Harold Burnet and she had a younger sister Marjorie. She was a WRAN during WW2. At the time of her marriage she was living at 38 Mangarra Road, Canterbury (later 40 Mangarra Road). Her father was manager of the Melbourne Steamship Company. Prior to her marriage, Dulcie was a typist / secretary at T & G Mutual Life Assurance Society. The couple had 3 children: Ian (B 1945), Peter (B 1946) and Elizabeth (B 1950). After the Hammets sold 11 Durham Road, they moved to 29 Hill Street, Hawthorn. 11 Durham Road was purchased by Jonathon and Anna Wood in 2023. Anna (nee Hammet) is the second child of Peter and Joan Hammet.Colour photo of 3 people seated casually against a 3 paned window and wall of stucco and weatherboard."Ian Hammet / Elizabeth Love / Peter Hammet / on front verandah / of 11 Durham Rd Nov 2025"- written in grey lead on the rear by the donor.durham road, peter hammet, ian hammet, elizabeth hammet, elizabeth love, anna hammet, anna wood, jonathon wood