Monbulk Preserves was a major Victorian manufacturer of jams situated at 89 Camms Road, Monbulk. Operated between 1909 and 1990. The label on this jar indicates the changeover to decimal weights. By the end of 1976, all packaged goods were required to be labelled in metric sizes, a process which began from 1970.Glass jar with twist/snap lidMonbulk Jams printed in red on white lid; label on jar reading Monbulk Preserves Ltd. Plum & raspberry jam net 8 oz. 226 grams Victoria Australiamonbulk preserves ltd

This is a historical book published by the Monbulk Historical Society with text by Armin Richter and Jill A'Vard. 2019. It is a history of the roads of Monbulk, Kallista, The Patch and Sherbrooke and of the people and communities who lived there and focuses mainly on the period between 1890s and 1930s.This book is a historical reference book pertaining to neighboring towns whose history overlaps that of Emerald.Soft cover book with 248 pages. Mainly black and white photography. jill a'vard, armin richter, monbulk historical society, 2019, monbulk, the patch, kallista, sherbrooke

This volume 1 of a series of three titles has a pale pink front cover with a faint outline of a woman or child in the bush. The title is in dark pink lettering at the top with the volume and sub-title at the bottom. In the top right hand corner of the cover is a black Mont de Lancey stamp.The title page has black lettering with an early photograph of the main street of Montrose. There is Acknowledgments, Contents, a statement about 'A Growing Community' and its history and development, 1950 - 1993. The rest of the book is filled with full and half page black and white photographs of the life and times of Montrose's people, which have detailed annotations for each. At the back is a comprehensive list of surnames. Pp.112.non-fictionThe Monbulk in Photographs series is a localized pictorial history published by the Monbulk Historical Society. Written by Dorothy Williams, the collection preserves the visual heritage of Monbulk, The Patch, and Kallista. The series is broken down into three chronological volumes:Volume 1: The Early Settlers (1893–1920) - Focuses on initial settlement, hardships, and family life featuring over 150 black and white images.Volume 2: One Big Family (1920–1950) - Documents the growth of the community, local farming, and everyday life. Volume 3: A Growing Community (1950–1993) - Follows the town's modernization and development over the latter half of the 20th century.monbulk - history, history - the dandenongs, local history

Miss Gwen Roberts, daughter of John and Roberta Roberts of Sunnyside, South Sassafras (now Kallista), climbing a style on the Monbulk Track.Tourist Track To Monbulk G.G.M.gwen roberts, monbulk track

Image of surveyors map outlining dimensions for new roundabout at the intersection of Belgrave-Gembrook Rd., and Emerald-Monbulk Rd. 1989non-fiction

History of Monbulk from early settlement in 1837 to 1997.Paperback, 325 p., black and white photographs, maps.monbulk, mount dandenong

Index, ill, p.116.A collection of the service and non service histories of the men and women from Monbulk and District who served in World War I. 1914-1918.world war 1914-1918 - australia - sources, world war 1914-1918 - pictorial works

It is unclear who the Jack Moore in this photograph was or where it came from. There was a Jack Moore who was a hotel proprietor in Kangaroo Ground from 1910, but this is also a very common name so realistically it could have been anyone. It was most likely taken in the early 20th century, judging by the sepia colour but clear photography.This photograph depicts Monbulk in the late 19th or early 20th century, showing ways of life, travel, and accommodation at the time.This item is a sepia photograph with particularly heavy red tinting, printed on white card paper. The reverse has a small handwritten annotation and accession number, both in pencil. It depicts ten men with several animals including horses and dogs. To the right of the frame, six of the men sit in front of a triangular hut structure of wood and corrugated metal. To the left, the other four are near the road, which continues up a hill in the background. The background also contains several trees and a wood-and-wire fence.Reverse, Handwritten Annotation: "[Jack Moore Monbulk] P272" Attached Note: "JACK MOORE IN THIS PHOTO - NOT KNOWN WHERE IT WAS TAKEN / P272"monbulk