A property illustration by Margret Picken Commissioned by a real estate agency for the purpose of advertising 33 Quarry Rd., Mitcham This property is listed as having sold for $133,000 in 2004 Made by using Rotring ‘Rapidigraph’ drafting pens with Rotring ink on Rapidigraph polyester drafting film, double matte. Trained as a cartographic draftsman within the mining industry, Margaret Picken is an artist who worked producing property illustrations for real estate agencies in eastern suburbs of Victoria from 1983-2005. Retiring from the industry as technological changes favored coloured photography over illustrations, and commissioning companies over sole contractors.This artwork is of Historical Significance as a record of local domestic architecture.A black ink line drawing on drafters film by Margaret Picken, of 33 Quarry Rd., Mitcham depicting a black and white line drawing of a single story weatherboard house. A curving driving runs from the centre foreground to the left hand , branchign of on the left of the drivewas is a footpath to the front door33 Quarry Rd., Mitcham Picken © 2003 Realtor - H/S B/Bwhitehorse historical society, schwerkolt cottage, housing, architecture, margaret picken, house, garden, real estate, mitcham

Granite Quarry opened at Cape Woolamai in 1891 by Chambers & Clutten of Melbourne, to supply stone for the facing of equitable buildings, Collins Street, Melbourne. Trolleys on rails brought stones to ship's side at low tide where a jib crane lifted them into the ship's hold. With high tide the ship was refloated.Granite Quarries Cape Woolamai on waters edge. A Cape Woolamai ancient crane in action. Very rocky point. Quarry attracted a community of 300 people.Granite Quarries Woolamailocal history, photographs, granite quarries, phillip island industries, sepia photograph, betty kus collection, granite quarry, cape woolamai, phillip island, bruce bennett

Heatherlie Quarry train excursion 1920s. One small and one enlargement of a quarry with a crane and an unidentified male next to crane.on the back of the small photo "Quarries Train excursion 1920's"stawell grampians industry

Coloured Photo of Quarry Road Bridge, Mitcham near boundary of Whitehorse Road and Manningham Municipalities. (See record number NP3411 above)quarry road, mitcham, bridges

Colour photograph of a quarry at Koroit. koroit, quarry

Black Range Quarry SiteOut Croppping of Rock at Quarry Sitestawell

Black Range Quarry SiteOut Croppping of Rock at Quarry Sitestawell

Black Range Quarry SiteOut Croppping of Rock at Quarry Sitestawell

Black Range Quarry SiteOut Croppping of Rock at Quarry Sitestawell

Black Range Quarry SiteOut Croppping of Rock at Quarry Sitestawell

Black Range Quarry SiteOut Croppping of Rock at Quarry Sitestawell

Black Range Quarry SiteOut Croppping of Rock at Quarry Sitestawell

Heatherlie Quarry photos taken 1930.Two (2) B/W photos showin heatherlie Quarry. One with tow groups of peope looking into the Quarry at the other group and machinery. The othe rphoto showing two men working on the quarry working on a sloping rock face.stawell grampians industry, heatherlie quarry

David (father) and Alec Kinnane (son) played cricket for Quarry Hill. This photo shows David (standing) LHS Alec (squatting) RHS.Taken at Quarry Hill Reservealec kinnane, dave kinnane, quarry hill reserve

Photo's Received From Ms Winsome Morris Daughter of Fred Tilly Manager of of Snells QuarrySeven Photgraphs of Wildcat Hill QuarrySee Contextbig lizzie clearing the area for the quarry

A Pictorial booklet of many views at the Historical Heatherlie Quarry each many tourists visit each yearWhite Cover with Blue/Green Print and colour photograph with rectangular steel structure laying on the groundHeatherlie Quarry Photography by Carol Anne Jonesstawell grampians

The research paper was written and presented to the stawell Historical Society by Andew Van Diesen of Stawell. He acknowledges the help of the society in the document.Mt Difficult quarry Heatherlie Student ThesisClear Plastic Cover with white binding orange rear cover. white title page with text and b/w/ picture of a quarry.Underlined: Shattered Stone. The Mt. Difficut Quarry 1876 -1888. By Andrew Van Diesenstawell grampians

Picnic outing at Heatherlie Quarry Mt Difficult Area. Machinery near a rock pool. Three men and a ladyBlack and White Photgraph in a quarry with machinery in foreground and a group of people of in the distance.stawell grampians industry

Heatherlie Quarry. Black and white Photograph of Heatherlie Quarry with crane on right and cut blocks at bottom of cliff face. One small original and one enlargement. On the back of the small photo Quarries train escursion 1920. Third photo is different but given the man's clothing, he possibly was on the excursion. as were the people at the rock pool in 213-1stawell grampians industry

Coloured Photo Heatherlie QuarryColour Photograph of old engine and brick chimney surrounded by trees."Heritage Victoria - Industry" on top right. Unknown Logo on top Left. Courtesy of Department of Conservation, Forests and Lands. Mount Difficult Quarry, Heatherlie Engine Room On reverse information about Mount Difficult Quarry, Heatherlie, including two photgraphs.stawell grampians industry

Heatherlie Quarry colour photo of stone building. Geoff Sudholz standing in doorway.Coloured Photograph of GeoffSudholtz standing in a doorway of a stone building with an iron roof in a bushland setting. Building is at Heatherlie Quarrystawell grampians industry

Black Range Quarry SiteOn Reverse 2 Black range quarry sites - Granite Cox's Property Lot 13 Bullocky Mary Rd. Don Rickard - May 1999stawell

Black Range Quarry SiteOn Reverse 3 Black range quarry sites - Granite Cox's Property Lot 13 Bullocky Mary Rd. Don Rickard - May 1999stawell

Black Range Quarry SiteOn Reverse 5 Black range quarry sites - Granite Lee's Property Lot 16 Bullocky Mary Rd. Don Rickard - May 1999stawell

Black Range Quarry SiteOn Reverse 6 Black range quarry sites - Granite Lee's Property Lot 16 Bullocky Mary Rd. Don Rickard - May 1999stawell

The waterbody was the site of a quarry that existed between Grovedale Road and James Street, Surrey Hills on land owned by J B Maling (senior). Clay from it was used to make bricks for local houses. The quarry became a hazard and after several drownings was filled in. The Grovedale Park now occupies the site. Muriel Hedwig Lucy Pornitz, also known as Muriel Pornett, lived locally. She was born in Melbourne in 1894 and studied at the South Australian School of Arts & Crafts in 1911 under James Ashton and Fred Britton, and at the Australian School of Etching in Sydney. She was also an illustrator and cartoonist. She died in 1982.A small oil painting on canvas board in a dark wood frame of a water body with a clay bank behind and 2 trees above the bank. Lower front right hand corner: "AUST. M P 1927" On the rear upper edge, in ink on badly degraded brown paper backing: " "The Old Quarry" Surrey Hills, Melb." / [Second line of writing is illegible.] A label is stuck to the middle section of the paper backing. It indicates that the painting was framed by Toska Art Studio (N. Cl Colliver, Proprietor) of wyndham Street, Shepparton. Lower rear edge, in ink on badly degraded brown paper backing: "by / Muriel ...... / "Darnok", / 22 Grovedale Rd / Surrey Hills, Melb" painting, grovedale road quarry, quarry, grovedale road park, john butler maling (snr), surrey hills, muriel pornitz, muriel pornett

J Blight's quarry is located on Mt Alexander. It was opened up by Blight, a Cornish born quarryman turned gold-miner, in 1862. The quarries supplied Harcourt granite to monumental yards and building sites all over Australia. The photo depicts the average workforce of the Harcourt granite quarry as well as the methods of transportation of the heavy blocks of stone. B & W photograph showing 19 workers on the floor of the quarry using cranes to lift large blocks of granite onto lorries drawn by teams of horses. Several women and a child are watching

Black Range Quarry SiteOn Reverse 4 Black range quarry sites - Granite Lindsay? Lee's Property Lot 16 Bullocky Mary Rd. Don Rickard - May 1999stawell