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Camberwell Girls Grammar School
School Report, 1902

... Ormiston Ladies College...The Misses Singleton owned and were Principals of Ormiston Ladies College from 1872-1911. The School merged with Camberwell Girls Grammar School as the Junior School campus in 1965....One page form report handwritten in black ink for Ormiston Ladies College report for half-year ending Midwinter for student Miss Miriam Billing...Ormiston Ladies College General remarks are initialed "A.S." by one of the co-Principals Miss Anna Singleton One page form report handwritten in black ink for Ormiston Ladies College report for half-year ending Midwinter for student Miss Miriam Billing School Report ...

The Misses Singleton owned and were Principals of Ormiston Ladies College from 1872-1911. The School merged with Camberwell Girls Grammar School as the Junior School campus in 1965.One page form report handwritten in black ink for Ormiston Ladies College report for half-year ending Midwinter for student Miss Miriam BillingGeneral remarks are initialed "A.S." by one of the co-Principals Miss Anna Singletonormiston ladies college
Surrey Hills Historical Society Collection
Book, Surrey Hills' Non-Government Schools, 2016

... ...ormiston college...Provides background and history of the fifteen non-government (independant) schools in Surrey Hills schools - boroondara st joseph's home and residential school campden ladies college surrey college hessle school ormiston college ladies high school (jessie tait) surrey hills preparatory grammar school surrey hills kindergarten and preparatory school tower house school craighall milverton ladies college our holy redeemer school our lady's primary school st andrew's presbyterian school miss mccleverty's girls high school (Mr) Ken james st brigids jessie tait Provides background and history of the fifteen non-government (independant) schools in Surrey Hills 124p Surrey Hills' Non-Government Schools Book Book Ken James ...

Provides background and history of the fifteen non-government (independant) schools in Surrey HillsProvides background and history of the fifteen non-government (independant) schools in Surrey Hills 124pschools - boroondara, st joseph's home and residential school, campden ladies college, surrey college, hessle school, ormiston college, ladies high school (jessie tait), surrey hills preparatory grammar school, surrey hills kindergarten and preparatory school, tower house school, craighall, milverton ladies college, our holy redeemer school, our lady's primary school, st andrew's presbyterian school, miss mccleverty's girls high school, (mr) ken james, st brigids, jessie tait
Warrnambool and District Historical Society Inc.
Book, Love sweetens truth, 1880s

... This book was a prize awarded to Miss Middleton, a pupil at Ormiston House College, East Melbourne in 1887. The Principals of the school were the Misses Singleton and their father, Dr John Singleton was a practising doctor in Warrnambool from 1860 to 1865. ...‘Ormiston House College, East Melbourne, Principals, The Misses Singleton, Prize for Writing and Maps in Upper Third Class Awarded to Miss Middleton, Christmas 1887.’ ...This book was a prize awarded to Miss Middleton, a pupil at Ormiston House College, East Melbourne in 1887. The Principals of the school were the Misses Singleton and their father, Dr John Singleton was a practising doctor in Warrnambool from 1860 to 1865. ...

This book was a prize awarded to Miss Middleton, a pupil at Ormiston House College, East Melbourne in 1887. The Principals of the school were the Misses Singleton and their father, Dr John Singleton was a practising doctor in Warrnambool from 1860 to 1865. He had an important influence on Warrnambool, establishing several Total Abstinence Societies and campaigning for improved health conditions for pastoral workers in the district and the aborigines at Framlingham. In Melbourne Dr Singleton and his wife worked tirelessly for the underprivileged. He established many institutions for the less fortunate, including the Prisoners’ Aid Society, the Children’s Hospital, lending libraries, cottages for widows, shelters for homeless men and women, a society for the protection of animals and the Collingwood Free Medical Dispensary. He died in 1891 at Ormiston House, his daughters’ school and home. It is not known which of the Singleton daughters ran the school and no information has been found on Miss Middleton. This book is of considerable interest as it has a close connection to Dr John Singleton, important not only in the social history of Melbourne but also in the history of Warrnambool. This is a hard cover book of 160 pages with 16 pages at the back of the book of advertisements for other books published by the Religious Tract Society. The cover is brown with a sketch of a young man and lettering in gold and an ornamental floral pattern on the front cover. The gold lettering and the ornamental floral pattern are also on the spine. The book has 13 chapters with ornamental scrolls and initials at the beginning and end of each chapter. There are also some full page black and white sketches in the book, with the one at the front of the book covered by a piece of tissue paper. The book plate at the front of the book is white with a gold border pasted onto the page and handwritten details have been added in black ink. The book is a little scuffed at the edges of the cover. ‘Ormiston House College, East Melbourne, Principals, The Misses Singleton, Prize for Writing and Maps in Upper Third Class Awarded to Miss Middleton, Christmas 1887.’ dr john singleton, ormiston house, history of warrnambool
Camberwell Girls Grammar School
Photograph - original, George & Georges Federal Studios, [Matriculation 1886], approximately 1886

... 1 albumen print on cabinet card of a group of 8 girls & two women, including two girls holding tennis racquets from Ormiston Ladies College...Photographers name & address printed on side mount and on verso" George & Georges Federal Studios 11, 13, 15 & 17 Collins Street East Melbourne 1 albumen print on cabinet card of a group of 8 girls & two women, including two girls holding tennis racquets from Ormiston Ladies College [Matriculation 1886] Photograph - original George & Georges Federal Studios ...

1 albumen print on cabinet card of a group of 8 girls & two women, including two girls holding tennis racquets from Ormiston Ladies CollegePhotographers name & address printed on side mount and on verso" George & Georges Federal Studios 11, 13, 15 & 17 Collins Street East Melbourne
Surrey Hills Historical Society Collection
Work on paper - Vertical File, Ormiston Girls School

... Ormiston Girls School 1. Ormiston Girls College notes by Mrs C Webster formerly Mona Grant (1 page) undated 2. ...Ormiston Girls School Ormiston Girls School 1. Ormiston Girls College notes by Mrs C Webster formerly Mona Grant (1 page) undated 2. ...

Ormiston Girls School 1. Ormiston Girls College notes by Mrs C Webster formerly Mona Grant (1 page) undated 2. Ormiston Girls School 1849-1964 (1 page) undated 3. The History of Ormiston Girls’ School 1849-1964 (2 pages) August, 1988 4. Ormiston Ladies School – Ormiston Girls School (1 page) Alan Holt undated 5. Giant Fete at Oldest School. SHNN No. 55 (1 page) Nov/Dec 1991 6. A Celebration of the Past – A Vision of the Future (1 page) SHNN No. 96 Oct/Nov 1998 7. Ormiston Extends newspaper article from Box Hill Gazette 17.4.1968 and Role for Education all on same page. 8. Page 2 of article from No. 9. Ormiston Principal and Proprietors Miss Edith G Dunnon and Miss Dorothy M McDonald. Herald 21.9.1964 9. 115 Years in the ______ of a School. Also small article from The Age 21.9.1964 “Ormiston School Taken Over.” 10. Newspaper photo of C.C.E.G.G.S. Ormiston Junior School Miss Jean Crow and Junior Leaders 1970 11. Fun and Games – newspaper article from Progress Press 15.11.1989 12. Our Junior Campus advertisement for Junior School Pre Prep to Year 6 – Progress Leader 26.11.2001 13. Ormiston girls sing to save the spirit – newspaper article from The Age 14.5.2003 14. School’s historic find – Journey through time 1901 – 2001. Article on Camberwell Girls Grammar School Ormiston Records May 2001. 15. Ormiston Girls School 1849 – 1964. Extracts from History of the School – Courtesy Miss Jean Crow and Camberwell Girls Grammar School from 1964 16. Page 3 of The History of Ormiston Girls’ School 1849-1964 by Jean Crow. August 1988 Page 2 of The History of Ormiston Girls’ School 1849-1964 by Jean Crow. August 1988 17. Page 1 of The History of Ormiston Girls’ School 1849-1964 by Jean Crow. August 1988 18. 2 x black and white photocopied photos of Students Party 1947 and Nan Edmonds Norma Harbert Staff. Courtesy Norma Jamieson 19. 4 x black and white photocopied photos of students. Leaving Class 1946, Leaving Class 1946, Girls & School Rooms, Leaving Class 1946. Courtesy Norma Jamieson 20. 1 x card with 2 photocopies of black and white photos of Norma 1945. 21. 1 x card with 5 photocopies of black and white photos of Norma Trainor, Miss Russell Co. Principal, Norma Trainor, _______ Andrews, Jean ______ and 2 x photos of students from 1944. 22. 2 x photocopies of black and white photos of Dorothy Clarke, Marie Tregaskis, Jean Cheetham (? Spelling), Norma Murray, Jean Lothian, Penelope Kirkwood, Beryl Pugh and Heather Hopkins. Courtesy Norma Jamieson plus 1 x photo of school of 1945 23. 4 x photocopies of black and white photos of Norma 1946, School building with students, Prefects 1947 – H Parkinson, F Black, R Pollock and leaving & matric 1947. Sourced from Norma Jamieson (née Harbert) 24. 4 x photocopies of black and white photos of Ormiston Front Entrace, Martic & Leaving 1945, Palmer Wing and two girls in tennis outfits. Sourced from Norma Jamieson (née Harbert) 25. 3 x photocopies of black and white photos Prefects 1946. Sourced from Norma Jamieson (née Harbert) 26. 3 x photocopies of black and white photos Miss Chomley, Miss Harper, Miss Prior and Wilma Hall. Sourced from Norma Jamieson (née Harbert) 27. 2 x photocopies of black and white photo of 1940 school children and newspaper cutting from School Sports 1937. Sourced from Norma Jamieson (née Harbert) 28. Camberwell Girls Grammar celebrates a century – SHNN No. 225 April/May 2020 ormiston girls school
Box Hill Historical Society
Book, Box Hill Historical Society, Papers read before the Box Hill Historical Society Vol. I, 1964/68, 1968

... College...White Horse Hotel...Aspinall> Alice...Toogood> A. R....Bamford> F....Chalgrove School...Ormiston...Elgar's Special Survey Land surveys Ballyshanassy Schools Churches Aspinall family Woodhouse Grove Methodist Church Catholic Church Sutton family Box Hill Cemetery New College Pioneer Talbett Tate> Frank Morton family Schools> early Hotels Box Hill Historical Society Pioneers Box Hill Grammar School Kingswood College Banff Ladies' College White Horse Hotel Aspinall> Alice Toogood> A. R. Bamford> F. Chalgrove School Ormiston Girls' School Horton Girls Grammar School A collection of papers read before the Box Hill City Historical Society. ...
A collection of papers read before the Box Hill City Historical Society. Volume 1 covers the papers read in the period 1964 to 1968. Speakers include such notables as K. G. McIntyre, former Mayor of the city; and the descendants of early settlers, such as Grace Aspinall and A. R. Toogood.
116p.A collection of papers read before the Box Hill City Historical Society. Volume 1 covers the papers read in the period 1964 to 1968. Speakers include such notables as K. G. McIntyre, former Mayor of the city; and the descendants of early settlers, such as Grace Aspinall and A. R. Toogood.elgar's special survey, land surveys, ballyshanassy, schools, churches, aspinall family, woodhouse grove methodist church, catholic church, sutton family, box hill cemetery, new college, pioneer, talbett, tate> frank, morton family, schools> early, hotels, box hill historical society, pioneers, box hill grammar school, kingswood college, banff ladies' college, white horse hotel, aspinall> alice, toogood> a. r., bamford> f., chalgrove school, ormiston girls' school, horton girls grammar school
Box Hill Historical Society
Book, Box Hill Historical Society, Papers read before the Box Hill Historical Society Vol. I, 1964/68, 1968

... College...White horse hotel...Aspinall> Alice...Toogood> A. R....Bamford> F....Chalgrove School...Ormiston...Elgar's Special Survey Land surveys Ballyshanassy Schools Churches Aspinall family Woodhouse Grove Methodist Church Catholic Church Sutton family Box Hill Cemetery New College Pioneer Talbett Tate> Frank Morton family Schools> early Hotels Box Hill Historical Society Pioneers Box Hill Grammar School Kingswood College Banff Ladies' College White horse hotel Aspinall> Alice Toogood> A. R. Bamford> F. Chalgrove School Ormiston Girls' School Horton Girls Grammar School A collection of papers read before the Box Hill City Historical Society. ...
A collection of papers read before the Box Hill City Historical Society. Volume 1 covers the papers read in the period 1964 to 1968. Speakers include such notables as K. G. McIntyre, former Mayor of the city; and the descendants of early settlers, such as Grace Aspinall and A. R. Toogood.
116pA collection of papers read before the Box Hill City Historical Society. Volume 1 covers the papers read in the period 1964 to 1968. Speakers include such notables as K. G. McIntyre, former Mayor of the city; and the descendants of early settlers, such as Grace Aspinall and A. R. Toogood.elgar's special survey, land surveys, ballyshanassy, schools, churches, aspinall family, woodhouse grove methodist church, catholic church, sutton family, box hill cemetery, new college, pioneer, talbett, tate> frank, morton family, schools> early, hotels, box hill historical society, pioneers, box hill grammar school, kingswood college, banff ladies' college, white horse hotel, aspinall> alice, toogood> a. r., bamford> f., chalgrove school, ormiston girls' school, horton girls grammar school
Surrey Hills Historical Society Collection
Work on paper - Vertical File, Campden Ladies College

... COLLEGE 1. ‘Living with History’ by Alix Macdonald: ‘Monument to vigorous early days’, Age, 2002 (1page). 2. Mrs James ‘Campden ladies’ school’, from ‘History of Ormiston Girls School 1849-1964’, (1 Page). 3. ...Mrs James Campden Ladies School Phillipa James History of Ormiston Girls School CAMPDEN LADIES COLLEGE 1. ‘Living with History’ by Alix Macdonald: ‘Monument to vigorous early days’, Age, 2002 (1page). 2. ...

CAMPDEN LADIES COLLEGE 1. ‘Living with History’ by Alix Macdonald: ‘Monument to vigorous early days’, Age, 2002 (1page). 2. Mrs James ‘Campden ladies’ school’, from ‘History of Ormiston Girls School 1849-1964’, (1 Page). 3. Mrs. Phillipa James, Alan Holt notes from various dates and sources on school and house (2 pages). 4. Further to No. 3 (1 page). NB/ WE HAVE A WHOLE FOLDER OF INFORMATION RE MRS JAMES mrs james, campden ladies school, phillipa james, history of ormiston girls school