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Darebin Art CollectionPhotograph, David Wadelton, 'The Peacock Inn', 1982
... 'The Peacock Inn'...peacock inn...peacock inn northcote 'The Peacock Inn' Photograph David Wadelton ...David Wadelton’s photographs capture the architecture, people and character of Darebin’s suburbs and surrounds since 1975. Wadelton’s photographs preserve the past while also documenting the slow transformation and gentrification of the inner-city suburbs. This record is collected in publications and anthologies as well as more informally on the Facebook page Northcote Hysterical Society, which Wadelton has run since 2019. In 2016, David donated a suite of 20 photographs to the Darebin Art Collection, providing a wonderful archive of Darebin’s local history. Artist Bio David Wadelton was born in 1955 in Terang, Victoria, and now lives and works in Naarm/Melbourne. He studied visual art at Preston and Phillip Institutes in Melbourne, graduating in 1976 and 1982, respectively. Since the early 1980s, he has exhibited extensively throughout Australia with regular solo exhibitions at Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne. A survey exhibition of Wadelton’s paintings and photographs, 'David Wadelton: Icons of Suburbia', was presented by McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery in 2011. In addition to his career as a visual artist, Wadelton has made significant contributions to the field of experimental music in Australia.peacock inn, northcote -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation SocietyDocument - List of Port Melbourne Hotels & Licencees 1872, 1872
... PEACOCK...J WILLIAMS...William CANNON...J BELL...Michael FLANAGAN...William CARROLL...J W CARR...John ALLEN...J E CROCKFORD...Charles SHARP...Henry O'BRIEN...G T POTTER...F JOHNSON...All England Eleven Hotel...Auld Reekie Hotel...Australian Hotel...Bay View Hotel...Brunswick Pier Hotel...Chequers Inn...BARTLETT Edward SUFFOLK Martin CLASBY Mrs PEATT W KINYON William SPIRE Thomas TURVILLE Charles PEACOCK J WILLIAMS William CANNON J BELL Michael FLANAGAN William CARROLL J W CARR John ALLEN J E CROCKFORD Charles SHARP Henry O'BRIEN G T POTTER F JOHNSON All England Eleven Hotel Auld Reekie Hotel Australian Hotel Bay View Hotel Brunswick Pier Hotel Chequers Inn Chusan Hotel Commercial Hotel Cosmopolitan Hotel Customs House Hotel Exchange Hotel Fitzjames Hotel Floodgate Hotel Foresters Arms Hotel Foundry Hotel Fountain Inn Freemasons Hotel Happy Home Hotel Hibernian Hotel Kent Hotel Locomotive Hotel Lord Raglan Hotel Marine Hotel Naval Brigade Hotel New Great Britain Hotel Pier Hotel President Lincoln Hotel Prince Alfred Hotel Retreat Inn Royal Hotel Ship Hotel Station Hotel Victoria Hotel W CRUIKSHANK Army and Navy Hotel A4 size handwritten sheet with names, addresses and licencees of Port Melbourne hotels in 1872. ...Handwritten list of hotels & their licencees in 1872 believed to have been complied by donor's ancestor, a member of the LOBB family.A4 size handwritten sheet with names, addresses and licencees of Port Melbourne hotels in 1872.business and traders - hotels, built environment - commercial, lobb, h. fonseca, harry hall, william hays, j mcculloch, wm reynolds, g sefton, mrs crockford, andrea lagogiannis, g braithwaite, v sanderson, j carter, g w hall, j michie, t cowling, jas. bartlett, edward suffolk, martin clasby, mrs peatt, w kinyon, william spire, thomas turville, charles peacock, j williams, william cannon, j bell, michael flanagan, william carroll, j w carr, john allen, j e crockford, charles sharp, henry o'brien, g t potter, f johnson, all england eleven hotel, auld reekie hotel, australian hotel, bay view hotel, brunswick pier hotel, chequers inn, chusan hotel, commercial hotel, cosmopolitan hotel, customs house hotel, exchange hotel, fitzjames hotel, floodgate hotel, foresters arms hotel, foundry hotel, fountain inn, freemasons hotel, happy home hotel, hibernian hotel, kent hotel, locomotive hotel, lord raglan hotel, marine hotel, naval brigade hotel, new great britain hotel, pier hotel, president lincoln hotel, prince alfred hotel, retreat inn, royal hotel, ship hotel, station hotel, victoria hotel, w cruikshank, army and navy hotel -
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum and VillageBook - Biography, John Innes Mackintosh Stewart, Rudyard Kipling, 1966
... It can be said that he led something of a double literary life: as Michael Innes, he wrote acclaimed, allusive detective novels featuring Scotland Yard's Inspector Appleby. But as J.I.M. Stewart, he published critical works on Shakespeare, Joyce, Peacock, Hardy, and Kipling, plus "Eight Modern Writers" (1963) for the Oxford History of English Literature, and a quintet of Oxford novels titled "A Staircase in Surrey" (1974–8). ...It can be said that he led something of a double literary life: as Michael Innes, he wrote acclaimed, allusive detective novels featuring Scotland Yard's Inspector Appleby. But as J.I.M. Stewart, he published critical works on Shakespeare, Joyce, Peacock, Hardy, and Kipling, plus "Eight Modern Writers" (1963) for the Oxford History of English Literature, and a quintet of Oxford novels titled "A Staircase in Surrey" (1974–8). ...J. I. M. Stewart's "Rudyard Kipling" is a critical biography covering Kipling's Childhood, Schooldays, Indian Years, and Indian writings such as The Conquest of London and The Light That Failed, Vermont, New Horizons, From the Jungle Books to Rewards and Fairies, Stalky and Others, The Mature Craftsman, and Verse. There is a conclusion, followed by a bibliography of Kipling's principal publications. The physical work runs to 190 pages and includes a list of "Published works of Rudyard Kipling referred to in this work". Reference sources describe the volume quite plainly as "a biographical and critical study of Kipling's writing and his personality." It traces Kipling's life from his 1865 Bombay birth through his Indian journalism career, his sudden London fame, and on to his controversial later reputation as his political views started to draw criticism.Hard cover book. Rudyard Kipling Author: John Innes Mackintosh Stewart Publisher: Victor Gollancz Limited Date: 1966 Further Information: Red Cloth hardcover with dust cover lettering to cover & spine in white on red background. The spine has a Library label with an inscription.non-fictionJ. I. M. Stewart's "Rudyard Kipling" is a critical biography covering Kipling's Childhood, Schooldays, Indian Years, and Indian writings such as The Conquest of London and The Light That Failed, Vermont, New Horizons, From the Jungle Books to Rewards and Fairies, Stalky and Others, The Mature Craftsman, and Verse. There is a conclusion, followed by a bibliography of Kipling's principal publications. The physical work runs to 190 pages and includes a list of "Published works of Rudyard Kipling referred to in this work". Reference sources describe the volume quite plainly as "a biographical and critical study of Kipling's writing and his personality." It traces Kipling's life from his 1865 Bombay birth through his Indian journalism career, his sudden London fame, and on to his controversial later reputation as his political views started to draw criticism.shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, warrnambool, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, shipwrecked-artefact, book, pattison collection, warrnambool library, warrnambool mechanics’ institute, ralph eric pattison, corangamite regional library service, warrnambool city librarian, mechanics’ institute library, victorian library board, warrnambool books and records, warrnambool children’s library, rudyard kipling, john innes mackintosh stewart
