Wearing their Salvation Army uniforms, John MUNRO is standing behind his seated wife, Alva MUNRO. B & W photograph of John & Alva MUNROOn reverse: 1967religion - salvation army, alva munro, john munro

Wearing their Salvation Army uniforms, Alva & John MUNRO with Sister Norma BARNETT on the right.B & W photograph of John MUNRO & Alva MUNRO with Sister Norma BARNETTOn reverse: 1967religion - salvation army, alva munro, john munro, sister norma jean barnett

Alva MUNRO holds what appears to be a certificate in a group from Left: Fr B TUNKS, Rev U'REN, Sister Norma BARNETT & Alva & John MUNRO..B & W photograph of John MUNRO & Alva MUNRO with Sister Norma BARNETTOn reverse: 1967 Fr B TUNKS, Rev U'REN, Sister Norma BARNETT, John & Alva MUNRO religion - salvation army, alva munro, john munro, sister norma jean barnett, rev u'ren, fr b tunks

A family photograph of Alva MUNRO & John MUNRO seated in front of their daughters, Judith MUNRO and her sister.B & W photograph of John MUNRO & Alva MUNRO Seated in front of their daughter, Judith MUNRO & her unnamed sister.On reverse: 1967 religion - salvation army, alva munro, john munro, judith munro

Sustenance relief Labour Bureau ticket: voucher for bread to be picked up Wednesday at the Salvation Army depot. Digital image on databasedepression, religion - salvation army, domestic life

Bible Christian schools were Sunday schools that were operated primarily by the Methodist church but there is some evidence that the Salvation Army may also have played a part. A new schoolroom was built in 1884.A4 Sheet printed both sides of page, Bible Christian Sunday School Long Gully, Anniversary February, 12th, 13th, and 14th, 1893 - list the conductor Mr F Williams and the Organists Misses L M Vercoe and M Penreath. Morning, Afternoon and Evening Order of Prayers and Hyms. Printed by Bolton and Sons, Printers Bendigo.religion, lydia chancellor collection, history, church

Photograph of a group of both adults and children in from of what appears to be a church. There are five boys seated cross legged along the front all wearing ties, two are wearing salvation army style caps. There are five adults seated behind the boys, a minister of religion seated between two women, the woman on the right hand side has a girl seated on her knee. Standing behind these are thirteen other women and one man. Some of the ladies are wearing hats ands some are bare headed.person, group, church, church group

Back Row: Brd.Joe Clark, Sister Flora Gray, Jack Clark, Lizzie Weber Katies Dow, Mrs Bonney, Sis J Fraser, Sis Hannah Wells, Sis Mrs Hambly, Mary DowTwo Men & Eight Women in Salvation Army Uniform. Front Five Seated Studio Portrait Drapes behind.Stawell Photographic Co Close railwayway Station E. Hewitt Managerreligion

Opening of Citadel 1934: Photo of Town Hall. Back Row: - Mrs Harfield, Mrs West, ?, Enie Reeve, ?, Mavis Fenwick?, Brigadeer Wilkinson, Mrse JEssie Clark, Mrs ? , ?. Mrs Ridge. Front Row: Cath Reeve, Mrs Sherwell, Mrs Carr, Joyce ?, Mrs Shipsides, Mrs Collins, Mrs Eskey, Eileen Eskey, Mrs Vince, ?, Mrs Adj ReeveGroup of people many on Salvation Army Uniform infront of Town Hall Doors Officer in Centre in front of ColumnW.J. Chapman Photo Artist Stawellreligion

B/W. Photograph of two men on Construction site one with crowbar other with tape.Work on Citadel - Shifting the Old Hall 1934 Don Reeve on Rightreligion

Two Workmen in Front of Partly framed buildingEileen New Citadel 1934 - Moving old Hall?religion

Partially Constucted BrickworkPhotograph Showing Consturction of Citadel with ScaffoldingBuilding of Citadel 1934religion

Partially Constucted BrickworkPhotograph of Brick Building with the Salvation Army Ciatdel Above doorway.religion

Salvation Army. Mrs Eskey Recieving from Comm. Linnell certificate for Exceptional Service. Capt Bill Dennis3 Salvation Army Officers in Uniform, One recieving Certificatereligion

Stawell Home League H.L. Shield Presentation In Front D.C.'s Wife Mrs Capt Forster-Bailey Mrs Amy Collins, Mrs Marjury BrownH.L. Singers and in uniform at right of Photo L.R Una Watson, Cynthia Perry, Phyllis Folkes, Ruby Symes. Front Row: 1966?Large Group of Women most in Hats behind 4 Members in uniform with Shieldreligion

H.L. Exercise Group Back Row: L to R: Betty Ackroyd, Eva Odd, Coral Eagles Marj Brown Margret Randle Front Olga Collins Right Side: Vi White, Lucy Eskin, Daphne Beckworth, Cynthia Perry Front Mrs Valma LaurensGroup of Ladies around a Table Some Posing on Floor.religion

Lady in Protrait. Posing Sitting in uniform. Beside a Small Tablereligion

Peearl Rose ? Jessie ClarkFive younger Ladies Kneeling in park under a treereligion

Large Group of People on wagon with two horses in Main St Stawellreligion

Large Group of People Most in Uniform with Brass InstumentsBand Captain Mrs Eastonreligion

Salvation Army Mrs Hughes, Joan Hughes, Mrs RichardsThree Ladies, Two In Uniform other holding Flower Basketreligion

Songert Brigade ChoirColour Photograph. Large Group of Salvation Army Officer - On Stageon reverse: Songster Brigade (Choir) Wriiten in Pencilreligion

Frances Charlotte Le Couteur (born c1893) taught at both Chatham and Canterbury Primary Schools and at the Salvation Army in Guildford Road. She lived in Guildford Road for part of her life and taught music. She was on the staff of Chatham Primary when it opened in August 1927. She taught at Canterbury Primary for 20 years. She retired to live in Inala Village. Obituary: Frances Charlotte Le Couteur, of Inala Village died on June 17th, 1986. Loving wife of Norman (dec.), loved mother of Frank (dec.), and Boyce and grandmother of Ann, Sally and Guy. Great grandmother to Peter, James and Annabel. Date of photo is approximate.Black and white photo of Mrs Frances Le Couteur seated with a group of 10 children and a Salvation Army officer at the Salvation Army citadel in Guildford Road, Surrey Hills.salvation army, children, music, religion, mrs frances lecouteur

Group of Salvation Army Songsters 1966, photograph taken pre-Perth & Adelaide trip. In October 1966 the group travelled to Perth and Adelaide many miles were covered by the Songsters in the course of their mission of bring blessing and enjoyment per medium of music. Since 1960 when a visit was made to Hawthorn and Melbourne Spring Festival, over 5,500 miles have been travelled by this group. After the Perth trip a further 4,000 miles covered. Personnel of the Stawell Citadel Songster Brigade. Songster leader: L.G. Brown. Men: left to right - J. White, G. Watson, C. Jocob. C. Bailey (Capt.), A. Perry, D. Reeve, P. Tyler (Absent), L. Brown (S.L.). Women: 2nd row - Mrs. J. White, Mrs. D. Reeve, Miss B. Reeve, Miss D. Tyler, Miss H. Bastick, Mrs. L. Brown, Mrs. Capt. Bailey, Miss M. Reeve (Absent). Mrs. D. Symes (Absent). Women: Front row - Mrs. A. Perry, Miss A. Brown, Mrs. G. Watson, Miss B. Crute, Mrs. A. Folkes, Miss E. Crute, Mrs. A. Collins, Mrs. T. Collins. Black and white photograph of a group of people, male & females in uniform. They are standing on steps in front of a tree with a building in background.Songsters 1966. Ern McLean Studios Horsham (from notes in folder)stawell religion

Stawell Salvation Army Band in 1965 holding their musical instruments. The band master was Don Reeve. The standard bearer Gwen Reeve. Black & white photograph of a group of people in uniform with band instruments. Some of the group are seated others seating on a platform. Ern McLean Studio Horsham. In pencil 1965 on the back.stawell religion

Salvation Army Songsters Brigade 1959 in uniform. Worksheet states the group was on the Norwood trip. The leader of the Stawell Corp at this time 1959 was Captain B. Corfield and Mrs. Corfield. The leader of the Songsters was Mr. Lindsay Brown, second from left standing back row. Black & white photograph of a group of people in uniform, standing in front of a building.Reeve written in pencilstawell religion

Salvation Army Donation Tin. Two photographs possible the front and back of one tin. Inscriptions reflect the role of the Salvation Army and their work during this period.Black & white photographs of Donation tin enlarged. Front of tin what is readable "The Salvation Army Society RESCUE AND PRISON GATE WORK broken hearts and blighted hopes slaves of Sin and Degradation. Blood and Fire. The Salvation Army. THE TOTAL number of Homes is now over Six--- Providing Daily Accommodation for 3,000 Persons AND COSTING over --1,200 PER WEEK for MAINTENANCE PLEASE HELP by placing a COIN in the box" On the back of the tin "THE ARMY PROVIDES work for the workless. Love for the Loveless. Cleanliness for the Unclean. Friendship for the Friendless. Food for the Hungry. Help for the Helpless. Beds for the Bedless. Hope for the Hopeless. Our Agencies Comprise the Following. Homes for Discharged Prisoners. Rescue Work for fallen Women. Industrial Homes for Boys. Industrial Homes for Girls. Maternity Bags. Women Shelters, Nursing Homes, Labour Tards. Samaritan Relief Work. Food Depots. Mens Shelters. Industrial Hospital Visitations. Gaol Visitation. Enquiries for Lost F" In Pencil written on the back "Larger than actual Size"stawell religion

Salvation Army Memorial Plaque & Stone. The plaque is located in Sloane's Street Stawell near the library.Colour photograph of a rectangular stone with a plaque on a concrete base. Also see Memorial Book, pg. 20 Research Room.This stone commemorates the Centenary of the Salvation Army's commencement in Stawell in the Market Hall near this site on May 17, 1884. Unveiled by Commissioner Eva Burrows Territorial Commander of the Australian Southern Territory April 14, 1984. Jarl Wahlstrom General Frank Spriggs J.P. Mayor stawell religion