Mark Dadswell Photographer 1993stawell

Stawell Choral Society 1956 on Town Hall stage. Women dressed in evening gowns. Black and White Photograph of a Group of Male and Female Persons, Dressed in evening wear. Taken on a Stagestawell, choral

Stawell railway Station with horse and buggy in front. Large trees to left of photo. Engraved "Railway Station Stawell 12.B/W/ Photgraph of the Stawell Railway Station. form the front, A large tree to the left of the station, also a Horse and Trap, also a Gaslight.stawell railways transport, mark dadswell

Railway Station Stawell. B/W photo showing large two storey brick station with long verandah over platform in heavy shade. Rail lines in foreground. This Photograph is a copy of a Negative owned by the Society - paid from a grant 1991. This Photograph is of Stawell Railway Station.B/W. Photograph of Stawell Railway Station taken from acroos the railway tracks. Also showing two vechiles of the far right. the centre of the building is two story stawell railways, transport, mark dadswell

Bill Smith & Ray Membrey both aged 93 on visit to Stawell Historical Society Sept 1989. Photograph taken in Stawell's old Court house. Ray Membrey is on the left in the photograph with Bill Smith, both 93 years old. These gentlemen made a visit to Stawell in September before enlisting as service men in the first World War. Ray's family lived in Skene Street Stawell. Ray's father had a blacksmith business in Patrick St. Stawell. Bill's family lived for some time at the Pleasant Creek Court House. c 1912 -20. Bills father was a Carpender. Article attached to the back of the photo is from The Stawell Times News Friday, September 1, 1989. The article details information about their 70 year mateship.Black & white photograph of two mature males, seated behind a table in research room, old Stawell Court house. Photograph taken by Mark Dadswell, Stawell.Article attached "Mateship spans 70 years for these "boys" of Stawell. "The Stawell Times - News" Friday, September 1, 1989"stawell

Snow scene Stawell Hospital 23rd June 1981. Taken By Mark Dadswell. Framed Version in Photo Shelves. stawell hospital

W.J. Chapman. Original in Poor Condition pin hole. Copy Good. taken from a Glass negative owned by Society paid for by grant Money 1991. Mark Dadswell ( Photographer) Pioneer StudyB/W Studio Portrait. Aging Male, Blading, Smoking a long Stem clay pipe. Greying Beard, 3 Piece Suit sitting in an Armchair with a chain attached to vest.elderly male

former Catalogue number revised. Original by W.J. Chapman - Stawell. Copy by Mark Dadswell - Stawell. Glass Negative is owned by Society and Phot is paid for with grant money in 1991 28 October. Original Enlargement Poor Pin holes.B/W Photograph. Elderly Male in 3 Piece suit, tie, hat, filling a pipe on a hay baleelderly male

W. Membrey Blacksmith Shop in Patrick Street beside the sale yards which later became the Technical School Gold Reef Campus. W. Membrey died when young leaving a large family. The business was then rented to Mr. G. Brehaut for 12/6 (twelve shillings six pence) per week. The Membrey family lived in Skene St. Stawell for many years. Notes record that a copy was make by Mark Dadswell, Stawell. Also the notes record in 1996 a copy was made and donated to the Society by Melbourne Museum. 76.1 - V.W. Membrey blacksmith at Marnoo. Donated by Alan Membrey June 2003 Beecroft, NSW.Sepia photograph depicting W. Membrey Black Smith shop. Standing in front of the wooden building are 10 men and 3 young boys. W. Membrey is holding a horse in the door way with 2 other horses either side of the building. A timber cart is to the left of the photograph. W. Membrey Black Smith is written on the front of the building W. Membrey General Smith & Farrier is on the side of the building. There are 3 copies or duplicates of the original photo, one small and 2 large. The second black and white photo (76.1) is of V.W. Membrey Blacksmith & Horseshoer. Three people are standing outside the door to the shed. Written on the back is "Marnoo". Photo donated by Alan Membrey NSW. Patrick Street Stawell Our fathers Black smith shop. he is holding the horse near the door. Wm. E. Membrey. This photo was taken over 100 years ago.stawell