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Williamstown Historical Society IncPhotograph - Miss Cathcarts School, Osborne Street, Williamstown
... Miss Cathcarts School, Osborne Street, Williamstown...Miss Cathcarts School...Miss Lelia Cathcart's School (often recorded in newspapers of the era as the Girls' High School) was a prominent private educational institution that operated in Williamstown during the early 1900s through the late 1920s. ...Miss Cathcarts School Osborne Street Williamstown Miss Lelia Cathcart's School (often recorded in newspapers of the era as the Girls' High School) was a prominent private educational institution that operated in Williamstown during the early 1900s through the late 1920s. ...Miss Lelia Cathcart's School (often recorded in newspapers of the era as the Girls' High School) was a prominent private educational institution that operated in Williamstown during the early 1900s through the late 1920s. The school was located at 54 Osborne Street, Williamstown. It operated inside Osborne House, a landmark two-story bluestone mansion originally built in 1859 for sea captain James Best and his family. miss cathcarts school, osborne street, williamstown -
Glen Eira Historical SocietyDocument - CERTIFICATES – MISCELLANEOUS
... The letter from Mrs Ennis notes that Miss Powell was the daughter of Gus Powell, owner of a famous racehorse, with information about the family and the carnival. 3/Kindergarten Prize E.L College (sic) awarded to Judita Sunita for Sewing Cards, 12/1923, signed by L.K Cathcart. 4/Donors’ certificate from the Lady Nell ‘Seeing Eye’ Dog School to certify that the Carnegie Community Social Club donated $50.00. ...The letter from Mrs Ennis notes that Miss Powell was the daughter of Gus Powell, owner of a famous racehorse, with information about the family and the carnival. 3/Kindergarten Prize E.L College (sic) awarded to Judita Sunita for Sewing Cards, 12/1923, signed by L.K Cathcart. 4/Donors’ certificate from the Lady Nell ‘Seeing Eye’ Dog School to certify that the Carnegie Community Social Club donated $50.00. ...This file contains 4 items. 1/First Prize Certificate, Australian Ladies Kennel Club, Annual Show 1909 won by Miss J Davis, Halstead, Thelma. Signed by Lady Forres, President. 2/Letter from Mrs M.E Ennis of Landvale Enterprises of Toorak dated 20/02/1995 to the Secretary Caulfield Historical Society enclosing an award certificate. Enclosed is an award certificate from the Caulfield Carnival Gymkhana, ‘Win the War Equestrian Club’ first prize awarded to Miss Powell for the Ladies Trot event, dated 10/04/1918. The letter from Mrs Ennis notes that Miss Powell was the daughter of Gus Powell, owner of a famous racehorse, with information about the family and the carnival. 3/Kindergarten Prize E.L College (sic) awarded to Judita Sunita for Sewing Cards, 12/1923, signed by L.K Cathcart. 4/Donors’ certificate from the Lady Nell ‘Seeing Eye’ Dog School to certify that the Carnegie Community Social Club donated $50.00. No date, but must post date 1966, as the donation was in dollars.awards, horse riders, caulfield historical society, certificates, world war 1914-1918, carnegie, dogs, blind people, social clubs, horse racing, kindergartens, carnegie community social club, horse riding, caulfield -
Glen Eira Historical Society
Drawing - Caulfield Educational Institute
... One page of handwritten notes by Peta Darke dated February 1, 2011 concerning Miss Cathcart and Mr. David Birrell’s Schools’ locations....One page of handwritten notes by Peta Darke dated February 1, 2011 concerning Miss Cathcart and Mr. David Birrell’s Schools’ locations. Baden Villa Clonmore Glenhuntly Road Caulfield Educational Institute Caulfield North Kooyong Road Parkside Street Shoobra Road Downshire Road Caulfield Damm Charles Damm Mrs. ...A photocopy of an advertisement in The Argus, January 6, 1858 for the opening of Baden Villa, Mr. and Mrs. Damm’s Boarding School for young ladies at Glenhuntly Road, Caulfield on January 19, 1858. A photocopy of the page with Prof. Charles Damm’s handwritten inscription in the book presented to George Dickson, Student at Baden Villa Educational Institute on December 17, 1859. A one page rubbing of the embossing on the cover of the book presented to George Dickson on December 17, 1859. The embossing reads Harry’s Book of Poetry. One page handwritten letter dated July 11, 1978 from Dorothy Champion to Mr. Sims of Caulfield Historical Society which accompanied the rubbing and photocopy of Prof. Charles Damm’s inscription in the book he presented on December 17, 1859. One page of handwritten notes by Peta Darke dated February 1, 2011 concerning Miss Cathcart and Mr. David Birrell’s Schools’ locations.baden villa, clonmore, glenhuntly road, caulfield educational institute, caulfield north, kooyong road, parkside street, shoobra road, downshire road, caulfield, damm charles, damm mrs., dickson george, cathcart lilian, birrell david w., snowball miss, champion dorothy, sims mr., education, schools, independent schools, principals, teachers, schoolhouses, caulfield historical society
