Black and white photograph and negative of Captain George Wingrave of the Rutherglen Fire BrigadeOn back of photo: "Captain George Wingrave"rutherglen fire brigade, george wingrave, fire brigade, agnes wakenshaw, agnes wingrave, donald wingrave, kevin wingrave, janet wingrave

The top photograph on the page is the only one identified in the article, which states that the photo had written on the back: "Trophies won by the Rutherglen Fire Brigade demonstration 1910"Photocopy of a page from a journal, with an article relating to pictures that had been handed in to the Genealogical Society of Victoria, with an appeal for identification.At bottom of page: "The Genealogical Society of Victoria Inc." At top of page: "December 2009 | Ancestor Vol. 30 No. 8 | Page 47"genealogical society, ancestor, rutherglen fire brigade

No. 1 Parade, No. 2 Grahams Buildings, No. 3 Parade and Band, No. 4 Fire Brigade, No. 5 Fire Brigade, No. 6 Fire Brigade,6 black and white photographs on a page from an album. Taken at the "Back to Rutherglen" Easter 1948.back to rutherglen, parade, fire brigade, grahams buildings

One of a group of photographs of Rutherglen collected from magazines (Pix or People or Post), then pasted onto orange paper, date unknown. This one is of the Fire Stationfire brigade, fire station

Black and white post card photograph a group of people in ball dress.At bottom of photo: "A Memento of the Firemens' Ball, Rutherglen 14/8/35"rutherglen firemans ball, dances, balls, fire brigade

Believed to have been taken sometime in the 1920s. An enthusiast could probably date the photo by the fire engine.Black and white photographic postcard showing a parade in Main Street, Rutherglen. The building at the center of the photograph is the Victoria Hotel. The men near the front of the hotel, in white robes, are members of the Druid lodge. The firetruck is from the New South Wales Fire Brigade.main street rutherglen, parades, victoria hotel, druids

Small photographs pasted on both sides of a piece of grey cardboard. Written at top of the side with 4 photographs is "Back to Rutherglen 1939". It appears that there were once 5 photos on this side, but number 1 is missing (2017). Documentation identifies them as 1. Jaspers Corner Group 2. Float for parade 3. Fire Brigade cart 4. Unknown shed 5. Silos built 1948. Other side has 5 photographs: 6. General View - Main St looking east 7. General Parade 8. General Parade 9. Fire brigade cart ("Jim Sheridan" written on cardboard next to no. 9) 10. Main St looking east 1949 to 1950back to rutherglen, main street

Black and white postcard photograph of large group of people attending a ball.Written on a section of the photo: "A Memento of the Firemens' Ball, Rutherglen, 14.8.35"ball, dances, fire brigade, rutherglen firemans ball

Norman Thomas Henshaw operated a tailor's business in High Street, Wodonga for several years. He was born in Albury in 1891, the sone of WIlliam Henshaw and Ellen nee Goldsworthy. At various times, Norman operated a tailor business in Albury, Rutherglen, Beechworth and Wodonga. His business in High Street, Wodonga was advertised as being located opposite the Fire Brigade Hall. Mr. Henshaw died 10 September 1966 and his wife Agnes died on 30 July 1999, aged 107. They are buried in the Waugh Rd. cemetery in Albury, NSWThis item has local significance as it represents business which operated in Wodonga in the 1920s. It is also representative of a significant local family.A metal and enamel match box holder promoting Henshaw's Tailor in Wodonga. The back features a calendar for 1927. On Front: "With compliments from/ N. T. Henshaw/ Tailor/ High Street "/ Wodonga/ G. & G. A/SIA. LTD. On Back: 1927 Calendar On Side: "STRIKE" N. T. HENSHAW / TO BE SUITED"wodonga businesses, henshaw tailor, high st wodonga