Methodist Church was built and opened on present site (Uniting) in 1959. These extensions completed the building as it now stands.1 of 2 copies (L3264) of complete architects plans and specifications for extensions to Tatura Methodist Church building, 1964. methodist church tatura, alexander harris & assoc.

Methodist Church was built and opened on present site (Uniting) in 1959. These extensions completed the building as it now stands.1 of 2 copies (L3263) of complete architects plans and specifications for extensions to Tatura Methodist Church building, 1964. methodist church tatura, alexander harris & assoc.

Used as school case, then container for keeping Methodist and Uniting Churches treasurers correspondence and records. These include Montogomery (builder) tender for new Methodist Church, Tatura late 1950's.Small brown leather suit case. Metal clasps, plastic handle, reinforced corners and joins.school case, uniting church of tatura, methodist church tatura, montogomery builder

Made in 2009 from old film. Contents: Leaving the old Methodist Church in Kerferd Street, Tatura, 1959; Construction and opening of new church in Thompson Street, 1959. Original film taken in 1959 by Mr Jack Lowry of Dhurringile transferred onto DVD to show at 50th anniversary of present Uniting Church building October 2009. This work arranged by Mrs Helen Newton of Murchision (nee Helen Lowry).DVD tatura methodist church, methodist church history

To record the history of Methodist Churches in Goulburn Valley. As now it will be called the Uniting Church from 1977. Includes history of Tatura Methodist ChurchBlack and white cover. Picture of Methodist picnic at Goulburn River 1896 - top of front cover and picture of centenary service 30th September, 1973. Site of Furphy's blacksmith shop - 1st service held in 1873.methodist churches in goulburn valley, tatura methodist church, uniting churches in victoria, history of methodist church

History of the Kyabram Methodist circuit from its foundations in 1874 to the year of its centenary, but it is set in the context of the greater Methodist Church both here and in England.Yellow hard cover book with dust jacket of yellow with green stripes and white section. Back of dust jacket white with part of the yellow spine showing. Title and author is in black on front and spine. Drawing of a dragon (yellow) on a limb (green).kyabram, kyabram methodist church, w h bossence

Originally produced by Kyabram Circut of Methodist Church.6 A4 photocopied pages of a booklet produced to celebrate half a century of blessings.

CD recorded at 50th anniversary of the opening of the Methodist (now Uniting) Church in Thompson St. Tatura.DVD Inside a clear and yellow plastic case.uniting church of tatura

Book published to mark the jubilee of the Methodist Church in the Kyabram circuit. 1874 - 1923. Published 1923. Photographs included. Also some honour rolls.methodist church kyabram, kyabram methodist church jubilee

Opening and dedication of Methodist Memorial Church. Belonged to May Thompson (dec.) and housed in case L3450 with other Methodist history.Programme of opening and dedication of Tatura Methodist Memorial Church 10 October 1959. Includes order of service, names of those officiating, picture of the building.tatura methodist memorial church

Letters written by Mr. Andrews, subsequently copied and bound. Scanned for electronic copy at Tatura Museum.Bound copy of hanwritten pages.merrigum district, merrigum methodist church, books, autobiography

Personal recollections of Ford family flour mill and other mills of the district, including Reillys' of Tatura. By the same author. - Methodist Church in Goulburn Valley 188873-1977. Golden Jubilee of Zeerust School and District 1928-199978, Scouting -Shepparton 1922-1982.Small book on flour mills and millers of the Goulburn Valley 1858-1980Ford & Son, Dookie Roller Flour Mill, on cover and sketch of millwheat - agriculture, books, history, local

Tatura Tennis Club 1905.|The Tatura Tennis Club was first formed in 1889, but early records are scarce; the first President on record being A.B. O'Connor for the season 1899-1900, when the matches were played on "lawn" courts.|Asphalt courts were put down in 1923, and Church Club proliferated in the 1920s and 1930s: Methodist (1921), Sacred Heart (1923), Anglican (1933) and Presbyterian (1938).|The Lawn Tennis Club was officially opened in Albert Street in November 1948.tatura, recreations, sports, games, costume, female, male

Ten photographs of Opening of new Methodist Church, Thomson Street.