Copy black and white photograph of a section of Esplanade, viewed from the front lake. Buildings in view are the Prince Regent Theatre including the chemist shop, the original Glenara Guest House, and shops. Lakes Entrance VictoriaThe Esplanade showing Glenara, Lakes Entrancecinema, guesthouses, township, waterfront

Black and white postcard taken from a jetty on Cunninghame Arm, Lakes Entrance, showing Esplanade from Bellevue Guest House to Prince Regent Theatre and six of the World War 1 memorial cypress trees. Yacht at jetty in foreground. Lakes Entrance VictoriaEntrance from Jetty, Lakes Entrance, Victoriawaterfront, jetties, township, hotels

Maranui was Kelvin House before it became Maranui This is the before paired photograph used in the 150 year,Lakes Entrance 1858-2008 display.|The after paired photograph number 01217.1 Also one 12 x 16 framed photograph used in room display Maranui History as told by Rod Hooper SC Charley and Stella Hooper were married in Melbourne in 1944 and honeymooned at Broomes. Then in 1946 they purchased it from Broome’s and re-named it Maranui. A large recreation room was added at the rear in 1957. A big renovation was undertaken in 1961-62 with the front completely remodelled. When the restaurant was built at the rear they were granted a liquor license in 1966 after objections by Crea’s at Glenara and the Central Hotel. Charley, who did most of the cooking for guests, added Lakes Entrance flathead tails to the menu which was an immediate hit. Today they are a staple menu option for most Lakes Entrance eating establishments. Around 1968 Hoopers purchased the police station and land at the rear where they relocated a old house that was used for staff accommodation. Charley’s intention was to build a motel and connect it to Maranui but ill health saw his plans fail to come to fruition. He died in 1970. Stella, along with children Bev, Glen and Rod continued to run Maranui till they sold to the Savage family in 1976. Black and white photograph of Hoopers Maranui Guest House. A timber double storied building, hip roof, sun shades over upper windows, seat on ground floor veranda, lattice fence, side view of Prince Regent theatre beside building. Water tank on stand. Lakes Entrance Victoriafences, guesthouses, architecture, room display

Maranui History as told by Rod Hooper SC Charley and Stella Hooper were married in Melbourne in 1944 and honeymooned at Broomes. Then in 1946 they purchased it from Broome’s. A large recreation room was added at the rear in 1957. A big renovation was undertaken in 1961-62 with the front completely remodelled. When the restaurant was built at the rear they were granted a liquor license in 1966 after objections by Crea’s at Glenara and the Central Hotel. Charley, who did most of the cooking for guests, added Lakes Entrance flathead tails to the menu which was an immediate hit. Today they are a staple menu option for most Lakes Entrance eating establishments. Around 1968 Hoopers purchased the police station and land at the rear where they relocated a old house that was used for staff accommodation. Charley’s intention was to build a motel and connect it to Maranui but ill health saw his plans fail to come to fruition. He died in 1970. Stella, along with children Bev, Glen and Rod continued to run Maranui till they sold to the Savage family in 1976. Black and white photograph of Hoopers Maranui Guest House. A timber double storied building with upstairs balcony and down stairs veranda across front, sash windows, doors with side lights and fan lights, hedge at front enclosed by picket fence. On right of photo, fibro cement Prince Regent Theatre, built 1926. Lakes Entrance VictoriaMaranui Lakes Entranceguesthouses, architecture, entertainment

Maranui History as told by Rod Hooper SC Charley and Stella Hooper were married in Melbourne in 1944 and honeymooned at Broomes. Then in 1946 they purchased it from Broome’s. A large recreation room was added at the rear in 1957. A big renovation was undertaken in 1961-62 with the front completely remodelled. When the restaurant was built at the rear they were granted a liquor license in 1966 after objections by Crea’s at Glenara and the Central Hotel. Charley, who did most of the cooking for guests, added Lakes Entrance flathead tails to the menu which was an immediate hit. Today they are a staple menu option for most Lakes Entrance eating establishments. Around 1968 Hoopers purchased the police station and land at the rear where they relocated a old house that was used for staff accommodation. Charley’s intention was to build a motel and connect it to Maranui but ill health saw his plans fail to come to fruition. He died in 1970. Stella, along with children Bev, Glen and Rod continued to run Maranui till they sold to the Savage family in 1976. Lakes Entrance Prince Regent Theatre was built on block at right of Maranui in 1926Black and white photograph of Broomes Maranui House, showing a double storied timber building with balcony, sash windows, doors with fan lights and side lights. Hedge and picket fence at front. Part of Police Station visible at left, vacant block at right with picket fence. Lakes Entrance VictoriaMaranui House Lakes Entranceguesthouses, architecture, township, fences

Vernon Harcourt’s Standard Pentane Lamp, consisting of the following components: 27.1: Wooden hinged box with key 27.2: Glass Pentane lamp 27.3: Metal clamp attachment 27.4: Empty glass bottle 27.5: Glass bottle stopper 27.6: 1.5 CP weight 27.7: 1 CP weight 27.8: Small metal bullet 27.9: Instruction sheet Miscellaneous: 2 screws to be reattached to lamp green small piece of glass small flat rectangular piece of metal cotton woolLabel on front of box (27.1): “1K5”; “Natural Philosophy Laboratory No. University of Melbourne” Label on inside of box (27.1) “Negretti and Zambra Opticians Meteorological Instrument Makers to the Queen To the Prince of Wales The Royal Observatory Greenwich The British Meteorological Society Admiralty, Board of Trust, Royal National Lifeboat Institution. Holborn Viaduct. 45 Cornhill. 122 Regent Street & Crystal Palace London” (emblem also included on label). Plaque on lamp (27.2): “Nat. Phil. Lab No. Univ. of Melb.”; “Vernon Harcourt Standard Pentane Lamp No. 2. Made by Woodhouse & Rawson Electrical Manfg Coy No. 4590” Label on clamp (27.3): “Nat Phil. Lab. N. Univ. of Melb” Moulded on glass bottle (27.4): “4 oz” Inscribed on weight (27.6): “1.5CP” Inscribed on weight (27.7): “1 CP”

There are two copies of the Discover Caulfield guide produced by the Caulfield Historical Society. One from 1982 which contains twelve pages, seven of which are typed and the last five a continuation of the guide added later, hand-written. The other is a modern typed version of the same document, including information at the end that "Notes prepared by R. Ballantyne, 25th July, 1982, updated by Betty Snowball, 1992 and Gladys Vallati 4th August, 1995". They both detail a pictorial tours of the mansions and gardens in the City of Caulfield, similar but not identical.caulfield, mansions, gardens, homes, ‘lirrewa’, lirrewa grove, caulfield city hall, smith sydney, ‘halstead’, bambra road, halstead road, caulfield historical society, messrs. upton and smith, civic establishments, dickson james dr., houses, national trust, st. stephen’s church, balaclava road, gothic (revival) architecture, messrs. haddon and henderson, st. aloysius, archbishop of melbourne mannix dr., caulfield park, hawthorn road, inkerman road, kambrook road, paddy’s swamp, cannizzo philip, caulfield city council, trams, orrong road, grimwade house, ‘harleston’, grimwade frederick sheppard, primary schools, caulfield art centre, ‘stanmark’, art galleries, ‘craigellachie’, person william, pearson eliza, francis newton mr., greenmeadows gardens, milburn grove, greenmeadows house, lempriere john, mayors, ‘glenfern’, boyd john captain, boyd martin, ‘myoora’, alma road, ‘bagatelle’, christian thomas, henderson anketell, flats, building construction, ‘burreel’, kooyong road, burreel avenue, francis john, stephen sidney, allan george l., ‘royston’, renwick s. mrs., sargood frederick sir., ‘glen eira’, ricketson henry, caulfield hospital, royal southern memorial hospital, caulfield general medical centre, ‘ripponlea’, reed and barnes, architects, towers, rippon emma, rippon thomas, guilfoyle william, employees, ‘the village houses’, regent street, st. george’s road, cottages, bent thomas sir., jones louisa mrs., nathan benjamin, ‘anselm’, glenferrie street, queen anne style, haddon robert, historical buildings, princes’ park, ‘glenmore’, watts thomas, more hugh, glenhuntly road, gates, villas, ‘hopetoun’, hopetoun street, webb charles, hopetoun hospital, harleston park, allison street, langdon montague, langdon harry joseph, ‘tarqua’, ‘labassa’, manor grove, koch john, robertson a. w., wagner john, ‘ontario’, trinity congregational church, grange road, glen huntly, churches, greek orthodox church, ‘fairfield hall’, north road, younger james, glenhuntly post office, smith alfred, smith anne, methodist church, ‘lambros the cobbler’, railways, ballantyne r., snowball betty, kahlyn private hospital, ‘kynaston’, st. mary’s jubilee school, festivals and celebrations, st. mary’s anglican church, church of england, bishop moorhouse, joynt donoman, elsternwick post office, elsternwick, elsternwick bowling club, elsternwick rsl, caulfield grammar school, davis henry rev., selwyn street, elsternwick railway station, glen eira road, barnett r. j. rev., tudor court, world war 1914-1918, ‘fairhaven’, hope george, caulfield library, plaques, cannons, ‘janvec joinery’, parkside street, ‘parkside court’, clarence street, ‘streetscene’, grange road, greenhouses, vallati gladys