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Vision AustraliaPhotograph (Item) - Image, Cameron L'Estrange, NAB volunteers helping with sensory garden at Burwood, 23/3/2007
... NAB volunteers helping with sensory garden at Burwood...NAB Volunteers helping to create the sensory garden at the Vision Australia Education Centre on March 23, 2007....Vision Australia 454 Glenferrie Road Kooyong melbourne NAB Volunteers helping to create the sensory garden at the Vision Australia Education Centre on March 23, 2007. ...NAB Volunteers helping to create the sensory garden at the Vision Australia Education Centre on March 23, 2007.rvib burwood school, volunteers -
Friends of Ballarat Botanical Gardens History GroupWork on paper - Plants as Medicines, History Part 1, Plants as Medicines Part 2
... ...Sensory Garden...There are plants in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens that are medicinal especially in the Sensory Garden section....Friends of Ballarat Botanical Gardens History Group George Longley Building Gillies Street North entrance Ballarat West 3350 There are plants in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens that are medicinal especially in the Sensory Garden section. The background to plants used by people from earliest times is outlined, as well plants used for medicinal purposes. ...There are plants in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens that are medicinal especially in the Sensory Garden section.The background to plants used by people from earliest times is outlined, as well plants used for medicinal purposes. How these plants were used is valuable information, in terms of the plants already found in the Gardens and any future planting.Part 1 consists of 3 pages printed in black ink with green sub-headings. Part 2 consists of 8 pages printed in black ink with headings in red, sub-headings in green; in italics on gloss paper.Nonejohn garner, doctor, ballarat botanical gardens, history of medicinal plants, medicinal plants, plants as medicines, sensory garden, types of medicinal plants, uses of medicinal plants, john garner collection, ballarat, friends of the ballarat botanical gardens -
Friends of Ballarat Botanical Gardens History Group
Work on paper - Guiding Notes on Five Important Features of the Ballarat Botanical Gardens, And the North Gardens Wetlands, Unknown
... ...Sensory Garden Fountain...John Garner Doctor John Garner Collection Ballarat Botanical Gardens Friends of Ballarat Botanical Gardens North Gardens North Gardens Wetlands North Gardens Wetlands Project Avenue of Sequoia Avenue of GIant Redwood Avenue of Horse Chestnuts Fernery Tilly Thompson Garden Sensory Garden Fountain Gardens Ballarat none One sheet printed on both sides; font is different size on each side. ...These notes give valuable information on important features of the Ballarat Botanical Gardens.The notes provide accurate detail and a sound historical perspective for future research.One sheet printed on both sides; font is different size on each side.nonejohn garner, doctor, john garner collection, ballarat botanical gardens, friends of ballarat botanical gardens, north gardens, north gardens wetlands, north gardens wetlands project, avenue of sequoia, avenue of giant redwood, avenue of horse chestnuts, fernery, tilly thompson garden, sensory garden fountain, gardens, ballarat -
Ballarat Tramway MuseumPostcard, Rose Stereograph Co, "Ballarat Botanical Gardens by Lake Wendouree
... Features photos of the Sensory Garden, Begonias, Prime Ministers Avenue, Lake Wendouree and No. 661, Wendouree Parade and Robert Clark centre logo. ...Features photos of the Sensory Garden, Begonias, Prime Ministers Avenue, Lake Wendouree and No. 661, Wendouree Parade and Robert Clark centre logo. ...Printed full colour postcard titled "Ballarat Botanical Gardens by Lake Wendouree Victoria Australia". Features photos of the Sensory Garden, Begonias, Prime Ministers Avenue, Lake Wendouree and No. 661, Wendouree Parade and Robert Clark centre logo. On rear is places for correspondence, stamp, barcode, address and rose image. Has the name of the publisher "Rose Stereograph Co. Glen Waverley Victoria" and name of photographers, Neil Cutts and Stephen Cutts". Rose Series No. 3620. trams, tramways, btm, wendouree parade, gardens, begonia festival, tram 26 -
Vision AustraliaAdministrative record - Text, Vision Australia Foundation Annual Report: 2002/2003, 2003
... Other articles cover the decision to sell the nursing homes, the amalgamation, the passing of John Wicking, relocation of services from Box Hill to Mitcham, sale of the Newtown and upcoming transfer to Belmont for the Geelong team, expansion of RPH network, opening of Sandhurst Wing to Mirridong as well as the development of the Jean Shoosmith Sensory Garden, and profiles of Ken Frederick, Jane Clifton, Rowan Forster, Alison Gardner, Norma Crook, Bettina Ducat and Aiden Graham....Other articles cover the decision to sell the nursing homes, the amalgamation, the passing of John Wicking, relocation of services from Box Hill to Mitcham, sale of the Newtown and upcoming transfer to Belmont for the Geelong team, expansion of RPH network, opening of Sandhurst Wing to Mirridong as well as the development of the Jean Shoosmith Sensory Garden, and profiles of Ken Frederick, Jane Clifton, Rowan Forster, Alison Gardner, Norma Crook, Bettina Ducat and Aiden Graham. ...The annual report outlines the achievements of the year and financial position of the organisation. Other articles cover the decision to sell the nursing homes, the amalgamation, the passing of John Wicking, relocation of services from Box Hill to Mitcham, sale of the Newtown and upcoming transfer to Belmont for the Geelong team, expansion of RPH network, opening of Sandhurst Wing to Mirridong as well as the development of the Jean Shoosmith Sensory Garden, and profiles of Ken Frederick, Jane Clifton, Rowan Forster, Alison Gardner, Norma Crook, Bettina Ducat and Aiden Graham.1 volume of printed pages with illustrationsvision australia foundation, corporation records, malcolm daubney, mike janes, valerie thomas, ken frederick, jane clifton, rowan forster, alison gardner, norma crook, bettina ducat, aiden graham, jamie kelly, debbie cooke, alan bates, george zamanis, rod mcnamara -
Orbost & District Historical SocietyBook - Jennings Carmichael poems, Jennings Carmichael, POEMS by Jennings Carmichael (Mrs Francis Mullis), 1910
... Her early association with Orbost is recognised by the development of a Sensory Gardens on Forest Road, by the Orbost Garden Club in the early 2000s, near where she lived. ...Her early association with Orbost is recognised by the development of a Sensory Gardens on Forest Road, by the Orbost Garden Club in the early 2000s, near where she lived. ...This small book of POEMS by Jennings Carmichael is one piece of a large number of published works by this poetess and author. As a child in the 1880s, Jennings Carmichael lived with her mother and step-father on Orbost Station. She witnessed the early development of Orbost township and later wrote about this. She later trained as a nurse in Melbourne and wrote stories and reports about her experiences in this profession. Following her marriage to Francis Mullis, they lived in England where she later died. Jennings Carmichael had 4 sons and a daughter Audrey. Only three of her sons survived to come to Australia. Jennings Carmichael is a significant poetess and author and is well-known and admired. Her early association with Orbost is recognised by the development of a Sensory Gardens on Forest Road, by the Orbost Garden Club in the early 2000s, near where she lived. This small book of POEMS is significant because it represents part of the oeuvre by well-known author and poetess, Grace Jennings Carmichael who lived in the Orbost area as a girl in the 1880s.A small book with a brown leather cover, gold lettering on the spine with the words Jennings Carmichael. on the spine: Jennings Carmichael on title page inside: POEMS by Jennings Carmichael (Mrs Francis Mullis)jennings carmichael, orbost, poems -
Vision AustraliaAdministrative record - Text, 75th Annual Report 1970 Association for the Blind of Victoria, 1971
... Articles in annual report include: branch committees, President's report, finance report, balance sheet, hospital homes, blind citizens community centre, welfare, auxiliaries, senior staff, life governors, historical and current photographs of Ballarat, Bendigo, Brighton and the Blind Citizens Community centre, establishment of an ophthalmological clinic at Elanora, demand for more nursing beds and funding for nursing support, need for hostel accommodation for short stay or respite for carers, renaming of Brighton Blind Home to Elanora, 20 bed nursing wing to be opened at Mirridong next year, a second block of flats facing Glenferrie Road has been purchased due to demand for expansion at Kooyong Blind Citizens Community Centre, plan for a memorial garden with a sensory section in front of the club house, appointment of a hairdresser at Kooyong and two holidays at Cumberland House in Lorne have been organised and were a huge success...Vision Australia 454 Glenferrie Road Kooyong melbourne Articles in annual report include: branch committees, President's report, finance report, balance sheet, hospital homes, blind citizens community centre, welfare, auxiliaries, senior staff, life governors, historical and current photographs of Ballarat, Bendigo, Brighton and the Blind Citizens Community centre, establishment of an ophthalmological clinic at Elanora, demand for more nursing beds and funding for nursing support, need for hostel accommodation for short stay or respite for carers, renaming of Brighton Blind Home to Elanora, 20 bed nursing wing to be opened at Mirridong next year, a second block of flats facing Glenferrie Road has been purchased due to demand for expansion at Kooyong Blind Citizens Community Centre, plan for a memorial garden with a sensory section in front of the club house, appointment of a hairdresser at Kooyong and two holidays at Cumberland House in Lorne have been organised and were a huge success Association for the Blind Elanora Home (Brighton) Mirridong Home (Bendigo) Kelaston home (Ballarat) Annual Reports 1 volume of text and photographs 75th Annual Report 1970 Association for the Blind of Victoria. ...Articles in annual report include: branch committees, President's report, finance report, balance sheet, hospital homes, blind citizens community centre, welfare, auxiliaries, senior staff, life governors, historical and current photographs of Ballarat, Bendigo, Brighton and the Blind Citizens Community centre, establishment of an ophthalmological clinic at Elanora, demand for more nursing beds and funding for nursing support, need for hostel accommodation for short stay or respite for carers, renaming of Brighton Blind Home to Elanora, 20 bed nursing wing to be opened at Mirridong next year, a second block of flats facing Glenferrie Road has been purchased due to demand for expansion at Kooyong Blind Citizens Community Centre, plan for a memorial garden with a sensory section in front of the club house, appointment of a hairdresser at Kooyong and two holidays at Cumberland House in Lorne have been organised and were a huge success1 volume of text and photographsassociation for the blind, elanora home (brighton), mirridong home (bendigo), kelaston home (ballarat), annual reports
