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Federation University Historical CollectionDocument - Documents, Documents Relating to Edith Watson, 1954-1970
... ...murtoa higher elementary school...Documents relating to the appointment of Edith Alice Watson to Murtoa Higher Elementary School, along with a number of staff photographs....Barker Library (top floor) Mount Helen goldfields Edith Alice (Alice) Watson studied Art at the Ballarat Technical Art School. alice watson art murtoa higher elementary school murtoa high school murtoa high school staff ballarat technical art school alumni Documents relating to the appointment of Edith Alice Watson to Murtoa Higher Elementary School, along with a number of staff photographs. ...Edith Alice (Alice) Watson studied Art at the Ballarat Technical Art School.Documents relating to the appointment of Edith Alice Watson to Murtoa Higher Elementary School, along with a number of staff photographs.alice watson, art, murtoa higher elementary school, murtoa high school, murtoa high school staff, ballarat technical art school, alumni -
Murtoa & District Historical Society and MuseumBell, unknown
... ...murtoa higher elementary school...In 1922 it was used as a school bell when Higher Elementary School classes began in the Firebrigade Hall and in the Methodist & Presbyterian hall untill the Murtoa H.E.S. was built in 1925 and their own bell was purchased. ...Murtoa around 1872. Its significance is enhanced by its connection to the Hamilton family and its use on the farm and later its use in the temporary school setting. william mcclintock bell murtoa higher elementary school john hamilton Metal bell with wooden handle and metal clapper Bell ...Bell brought from Longerenong Homestead by former boundary rider William McClintock. Given to John Hamilton and used on his farm to call the men to dinner. In 1922 it was used as a school bell when Higher Elementary School classes began in the Firebrigade Hall and in the Methodist & Presbyterian hall untill the Murtoa H.E.S. was built in 1925 and their own bell was purchased. The bell was donated by Miss Grace Hamilton.The Bell is significant as it was originally the property of William McClintock - one of the original settlers to obtain land in Murtoa around 1872. Its significance is enhanced by its connection to the Hamilton family and its use on the farm and later its use in the temporary school setting.Metal bell with wooden handle and metal clapperwilliam mcclintock, bell, murtoa higher elementary school, john hamilton
