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St Kilda Historical SocietySign - House name, Normanhurst
... Normanhurst...Normanhurst...The sign may have come from a mansion known as Normanhurst, which was built in the 1870s next to the Elsternwick Hotel on Brighton Road, Elsternwick. ...NORMANHURST...It was demolished in 1939 after being partially destroyed by fire. Normanhurst Mansions NORMANHURST Chrome metal sign with letters defined by the surrounding areas being drilled/milled out. ...The sign may have come from a mansion known as Normanhurst, which was built in the 1870s next to the Elsternwick Hotel on Brighton Road, Elsternwick. It was demolished in 1939 after being partially destroyed by fire.Chrome metal sign with letters defined by the surrounding areas being drilled/milled out. There are holes in each corner for fixing with screws. The back of the metal appears to be galvanised.NORMANHURSTnormanhurst, mansions -
Unions BallaratPitt the elder (Don Woodward Collection), Black, Jeremy, 1992
... Title page: blue ink - "Ex Libris, Philip Dennis Orders, 112 Pennant Hills Road, Normanhurst, 2076, New South Wales, 489 3490."...Politics and government - United Kingdom btlc ballarat trades hall ballarat trades and labour council pitt the elder prime ministers - united kingdom politics and government military - seven years war political parties - whig Title page: blue ink - "Ex Libris, Philip Dennis Orders, 112 Pennant Hills Road, Normanhurst, 2076, New South Wales, 489 3490." ...William Pitt was the First Earl of Chatham. He was a Whig who led the party to government on two occasions. His son, Pitt the Younger, was also (later) a British Prime Minister. This book is the biography of Pitt the Elder.Politics and government - United KingdomBook; 320 pages. Cover: illustration of William Pitt by William Hoare; black background; white lettering; author's name and title.Title page: blue ink - "Ex Libris, Philip Dennis Orders, 112 Pennant Hills Road, Normanhurst, 2076, New South Wales, 489 3490."btlc, ballarat trades hall, ballarat trades and labour council, pitt the elder, prime ministers - united kingdom, politics and government, military - seven years war, political parties - whig -
Glen Eira Historical SocietyDocument - BALACLAVA ROAD, 97,CAULFIELD, ‘NORMANHURST’
... Confoy, Mary, who lived at ‘Normanhurst’, Balaclava Road. The article is from ‘Who’s Who in the World of Women’ circa 1930. ...Confoy, Mary, who lived at ‘Normanhurst’, Balaclava Road. The article is from ‘Who’s Who in the World of Women’ circa 1930. ...Two items about this property: 1/Photocopied article on Mrs T.J. Confoy, Mary, who lived at ‘Normanhurst’, Balaclava Road. The article is from ‘Who’s Who in the World of Women’ circa 1930. Article mentions family and associations she is involved in. 2/Hand written research by Claire Barton from Sands and McDougall on the Confoy family in Balaclava Road.caulfield, confoy mary, confoy edward, confoy john, confoy leslie, strike celie, ‘normanhust’, strike alex, st vincents de paul’s society, st vincent’s hospital, racehorses, sports people, houses, community services, committees of management, house names, voluntary workers, balaclava road
