Photogrpah of memorial clock tower, built 1940 in memory of Dr J. Park. Money raised by public subscription, built by W. J. Montgomery. Cost - clock tower 168 pounds 15 shillings; electric clock 34 pounds 5 shillings.Black and white photograph of clock tower, Hogan Street, Tatura.on back: Clock Tower Hogan Street Tatura 1950dr j. park, monuments tatura

Removed from Garrison library, probably at Camp 3, and remained in the possession of Fred Harrison until, aged 92, he donated it to the Tatura Museum. Printed sheets found in the book consisted on the inscription of the "Arandora Star" Monument and list of names of those from the Seaton and Paignton U.K. camps, who lost their lives on the "Arandora Star", These sheets catalogued elsewhere.Brown hard covered book with gold printing on spine, story of the first year of WW2 told in pictures and text."C Company, 17th. Battalion, Tatura" stamped throughout the book.books, history, local

Photograph of Hogan Street, Tatura, looking west. 1987. Clock Tower, monument to Dr. J. Park, in foreground. Railway tracks and crossing lights also in pictureBlack and white photograph of Hogan Street, Tatura looking west. Part of supermarket and Criterion Hotel at left. Street lights, traffic signs, cars.on back: Hogan Street looking west. Clock tower 1987hogan street tatura

Copy of original black and white photograph of monument built by "Kormoran" survivors in grounds of Camp 13.Copy of black and white photograph. Memorial to fallen comrades - iron cross mounted on stone base. Trees in background.camp 13, murchison victoria, internment camps, internment camp buildings, kormoran, monuments

Photographs of the removal of Wilson Memorial from Tatura Bowls to Tatura Courthouse grounds in April 2006.White CD with black text inside a black and clear plastic case.wilson memorial

This copy of photograph taken from a post card. Shows palm tree in front of bakery, now gone. Old Post Office, garage, now Max's supermarket. Criterion Hotel and clock monumentBlack and white copy photograph of Hogan Street, Tatura. c 1950on back: Hogan Street, Taturahogan street tatura

Photograph shows clock monument, railway gates, part of post office, old fire hydrant, petrol bowser in front of Pyke's Garage.Black and white copy photograph of Hogan Street, Tatura. c 1940on back: Tatura 1940hogan street tatura

Written to commemorate the early drovers and the use of river crossing near Wentworth, NSW. The route was later used by noted explorers - Eyre and Sturt.Pale green front cover depicting inscription on Hawdon monument at Wentworth, NSW.first overlanders, first cattle drive, k kain, wentworth nsw, eyre and sturt explorers

The Christening robe was word by Charles William Wilson, the first white child born at Whroo. He was the first born to Mary Primrose Wilson and William Wilson. He died in 1901 aged 45 years and is interred at Tatura cemetary. His monument is erected in front of the Tatura Court House.Cotton and broderie Anglaise white robe. Gathered at the bodice with pin tucking across bottom of robe. Ties at neckline and bodice.christening robe, charles william wilson, mary primrose wilson, william wilson, whroo, tatura court house, tatura cemetery

Colour photograph of a group of people at the unveiling of a monument to Private Robert Mactier VC at Tatura Gardens Victoria.Colour photograph of four people standing in front of a statue and a crowd of people seated behind them. The photograph has a double tan mount around and fitted into a gold glass fronted frame. The statue is of a man in army uniform mounted on a white stone base and plaque. A white piece of card is in the frame telling what the photograph is about.Private Robert Mactier VCrobert mactier vc