This book collates the memories and stories behind the needlepoint kneelers from St Margaret's Anglican Church, Eltham and St Faith's Anglican Church, Montmorency. Contents include: The building of the two churches- how the kneelers were made - the stories of the kneeler makers - the kneelers (photographs and descriptions). The names of the creators of the kneelers include: Marjorie Taylor, Barbara Talbot, Molly Hennessey, Margaret and Ivy Reynolds, Jacquie Weekes and Ivian GilbertThis book is significant for the culmination of research on the contribution of women in particular to the life of the Anglican Church communities of Eltham and Montmorency in the 1980s.SoftcoverISBN 978066911076 [printed on sticker on title page] Presented on 30 March 2014 to: Eltham District Historical Society by the Creating Spirit group from St Margaret's Church Elthamst faiths anglican church, st margarets anglican church, kneelers, needlework, women, marjorie taylor, barbara talbot, molly hennessey, margaret reynolds, ivy reynolds, jacquie weekes, ivian gilbert

Book on the first one hundred years of St Faith's Anglican Church in Burwood. Published in May 1990.camberwell, burwood, anglican, church

Negatives supplied by Marjorie North 1 July 1986 for Montmorency France albumRoll of 35mm colour negative film, 3 stripsKodak CL 200 5093montmorency, st faiths anglican church, mountain view road

Contents: 1. Who is this man? By Stanley Addison (M.B.E., B.A., B.Sc., J.P.) 2. Stanley Simpson Addison biography (b. 14/10/1880 d. 1/1/1972) 3. Eulogy: Stanley Simpson Addison (14 Oct 1880-1 Jan 1972) 4. Photograph: Stanley S. Addison, B.Sc., The Australasian Intercollegian, April 1, 1916 5. Letter, Eltham High School Advisory Committee re pending retirement of Cr. Addison from the Eltham Shire Council, 8 June 1956 6. Behind and Before by Stanley S. Addison, The Way, September 1956, pp 6-7 7. Newspaper clipping: Eltham Shire's President is Cr. S. Addison, Heidelberg News, Friday September 12, 1952 8. Newspaper clipping: Mr S. Addison Honored, Heidelberg News, Friday September 21st, 1956, p13 9. Opening of Lower Plenty Memorial Chapel, 30 November 1952 10. Letter from Brigadier H.H. Hammer, HQ 2 Armed Brigade to Cr. S. Addison, President, Shire of Eltham giving thanks for Coronation Celebrations parade support, June 1953 11. Newspaper clipping: Eltham President's Advance Programme 12. Newspaper clipping: Coronation Festivities; Eltham Shire President's Notes 13. Newspaper clipping: Hurstbridge: Coronation Day Ceremony 14. Draft of letter by Stanley S. Addison, President, Kangaroo Ground Advancement League regarding electricity connection for Kangaroo Ground - Panton Hill, 1954 including four small pages of notes 15. Note: Ian Potter & Co. (c.1955) regarding discount on funding for electricity supply connection 16. Copy of Memo for Electricity Supply Department (Greensborough), 5 May 1955 regarding area loan scrip – Panton Hill and Kangaroo Ground 17. Copy of Letter, State Electricity Commission of Victoria to Cr. S. Addison, 12 May 1955 regarding electricity supply for Panton Hill and Kangaroo Ground 18. Newspaper clipping: Light for Diamond Valley; Kangaroo Ground and Panton Hill, Friday 20th May, 1955 19. Letter: State Electricity Commission of Victoria to Cr. S. Addison, 26 May 1955 regarding Electricity supply to Kangaroo Ground and Panton Hill area 20. Letter: The National Mutual Life Association to S.S. Addison, 28 June 1955 regarding Electricity supply 21. Letter: The National Mutual Life Association to S.S. Addison, 1 July 1955 regarding Electricity connection, Kangaroo Ground and Panton Hill 22. Letter: Minister of Electrical Undertakings to Cr. Stanley S. Addison, 10 April 1956 regarding extension of supply to Panton Hill and Kangaroo Ground 23. Letter: State Electricity Commission of Victoria Stanley S. Addison, 13 September 1956 regarding proposed extension of supply to Panton Hill-and Kangaroo Ground 24. Letter: Minister of Electrical Undertakings to Cr. Stanley S. Addison, 1 July 1958 regarding extension of supply to 18 properties in the Panton Hill-Smiths Gully Road area 25. Letter: Acting Minister of Electrical Undertakings to Cr. Stanley S. Addison, 18 July 1958 regarding extension of supply to 18 properties in the Panton Hill-Smiths Gully Road area 26. 100th Anniversary Services, Kangaroo Ground Presbyterian Church, 17 March 1957 27. Speech by Stanley S. Addison on the history of the Kangaroo Ground Presbyterian Church (9 Feb. 1957) for the 100th Anniversary Services, Kangaroo Ground Presbyterian Church, 17 March 1957 28. Early History of Kangaroo Ground compiled by Neville Haughton in March, 1959 29. Newspaper clipping: Eltham Community Chest, Heidelberg News, 12 September 1958 30. Newspaper clipping: Proposed Eltham Community Chest by Stanley Addison, Heidelberg News, 29 January 1959 31. Newspaper clipping: Community Chest With Wider Objectives, Heidelberg News, 5 February 1959 32. Newspaper clipping: Community Chest for Eltham, 1959 33. Newspaper clipping: Council Protest on Community Chest, c.1959 34. Newspaper clipping: Community Chest Outlined at Small Meeting, c.1959 35. Newspaper clipping: Treasure in the Diamond Valley by Stanley Addison, Heidelberg News, 19 February 1959 36. Newspaper clipping: Diamond Valley Chamber of Commerce, c.1959 37. Additional information about Stanley Simpson Addison from Bill Glasson, 15 March 2014 38. Additional information about Stanley Simpson Addison's Naval Service record and MBE (National Archives)Approx. 68 pages of varying types; photocopies, newsclippings, hand written notes, invitations, lettersa.c. ring, a.s. davis, adult education, biography, brigadier h.h. hammer, centenary celebrations, coronation, d. dureau, d. scales, d.a. lyon, d.s. pepper, diamond creek, diamond valley chamber of commerce, diamond valley community hospital, electricity supply, eltham chamber of commerce, eltham community chest, eltham high school advisory committee, eltham high school, eltham infant welfare centre, eltham pre-school, eltham shire council, eltham war memorial trust, eulogy, f.f. durham, f.h. buckwell, f.v. squire, g.c. waring, g.w. smith, h. thompson, h.f. thorpe, j. north, j.l. ryan, j.r. stuber, j.w. burgoyne, j.w. middleton, k.w. smith, kangaroo ground advancement league, kangaroo ground presbyterian church, kangaroo ground, l.r. bassett, lower plenty memorial chapel, miss j. humphreys, montmorency girl guides, montmorency tennis club, montmorency, mrs. b. harrington, mrs. stanley addison, n.h. baxter, opening ceremony, panton hill, parade, r. t. harrap, r.s. leeson, s.a. hick, shire president, smiths gully, st faiths anglican church, stanley s addison collection, stanley simpson addison, stevenson family, vera addison (nee staley), vera addison, w. stephenson

Jack and Mary Emma Shallard and their three children, Bill, Joyce and Jack, moved to the Eltham area around 1912. Jack married Blanche Everard and lived in Montmorency and was active in community matters. Contents 1. Blanche Emily Shallard (1905-2002) • Photograph: Eltham Historical Society display at home of Joy and Bruce Ness 1987, Les Robertson, Jack Shallard, Blanche Shallard and Margorie North. • Photograph: Eltham Historical Society float, Eltham Festival Parade 1988, Blanche Shallard, Opal Smith and Eileen Gibbon. • Newspaper death notice for Blanche Shallard, The Age, 12 September 2002. • Newspaper funeral notice for Blanche Shallard, The Age, 13 September 2002. • Order of Service: Blanche Emily Shallard, St Faith's Anglican Church, Montmorency, 13 September 2002. • Kathryn Deighton; Eulogy for Nana on behalf of her grandchildren • Eulogy for Blanche Shallard by Jan Mullins • Eulogy for Blanche Shallard by Kerry Knowles • Letter Sue Law to the Shallard family, 15 September 2002. Acknowledging contribution of Blanche Shallard to EDHS and seeking copies of eulogies. • Newspaper article: "Community honours a favourite resident", Diamond Valley Leader, 20 November 2002. Obituary of Blanche Emily Shallard with photograph. • Newspaper advertisement: "63 and 65 Rattray Road, Montmorency", Diamond Valley Leader, 12 March 2003 • Advertisement: Auction 5 April of 63 and 65 Rattray Road, Montmorency; publication unknown, p44; [on reverse, Advertisement 20 Parry Road, Eltham North] • Notes, undated, of Sue Law's recollections from Blanche Shallard. 2. Jack Vincent Shallard (1905-1991) • Manuscript and typed notes, no date: Memories of Eltham and district by Jack Shallard. • Newspaper article: "Jack Shallard will be sadly missed", Diamond Valley News, 18 June 1991. Obituary of Jack Shallard. 3. Joseph Bromley Shallard (1877-1965) • Photocopy page, October 1920, re Eltham, noting Joseph Bromley Shallard as a Councillor for Eltham. • Letter Elizabeth Pidgeon to Eltham District Historical Society, 20 March 2001: Seeking information on Shallard family of Eltham, provides information on Roberts and Tinker families. Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcjoseph shallard, mary emma shallard nee tinker, elizabeth ann tinker nee roberts, susan shallard nee roberts, james roberts, sarah roberts nee pope, joseph bromley shallard, william shallard, joseph tinker, jack vincent shallard, jocelyn shallard, christopher shallard, elsie shallard nee mills, meruka house sherbourne road, mary north, jack shallard, blanche shallard nee everard, bill everard, eltham primary school, melbourne high school, university of melbourne, holy trinity church of england kew, st margaret's church of england eltham, st faith's church of england montmorency, best hooper rintoul and shallard, diamond valley community hospital, blanche emily shallard nee everard, 63-65 rattray road montmorency, jan mullins, kerry knowles, joy neww, bruche ness, les robertson, marjorie north, eltham festical parade 1988, opal smith, eileen gibbon, joyce shallard, falkiner street eltham, bridge street eltham, karingal drive montmorency, sherbourne road montmorency, "kaweka" sherbourne road montmorency, greensborough road eltham, eltham state school, rechabites hill henry street eltham, eltham hotel, boy scouts troup eltham, eltham district cricket association, first world war memorial tltham, eltham railway station

Stations of the Cross by Clifton Pugh is a contempooray art piece in four sections making up 11 stations of the cross. It was commissioned by the Catholic parish in Eltham (Our Lady Help of Christians) in 1961 Published: Nillumbik Now and Then /​ Marguerite Marshall 2008; photographs Alan King with Marguerite Marshall.; p81 Art is an important means of nurturing faith at Our Lady Help of Christians Church, Henry Street, Eltham. The Stations of the Cross by Clifton Pugh and The Crucifix with the Ascending Jesus by sculptor Charles Rocco are two of the fine works that enhance the parishioners’ worship. These two inspiring works of art were added in 2001 – long after Roman Catholics began worshipping in Eltham around 1864. This beautiful worship centre was built following hardship and change – for parishioners have endured their church being destroyed by fire and have built four churches since they first worshipped together. Before 1864, according to local legend, a visiting priest administered sacraments in the parlour of former convict-turned-respected citizen Thomas Sweeney at Sweeneys Lane, Eltham.1 The first church was blessed in September, 1865, by the Archbishop of Melbourne, Dr Goold. It stood on an acre (0.4ha) of land in Little Eltham as that area was known then, near the present Fordhams and Main Roads and was part of the Heidelberg Church Parish. In 1912 the church was relocated to a new building on the present primary school site at 1 Henry Street. This was closer to the town centre, which had moved from Little Eltham after the railway line was extended to Eltham in 1902.2 In 1958 the church split from the Sacred Heart parish, Diamond Creek, to become a parish in its own right, with Father Tom Curran as inaugural priest. Not long after in 1961, a fire destroyed the church and huge working bees under the prominent Catholic builders, the Sibbel brothers, rebuilt and extended it, using the original altar from the first church. It was then that builder and parishioner Herman Sibbel asked his friend, artist Clifton Pugh, to paint the Stations of the Cross for the church. But the priest, Father Curran, neither approved of Pugh’s bohemian reputation nor liked the paintings, so they were hung in the corridor of Our Lady’s Primary School instead. The parishioners almost sold the paintings in 1989 to pay for major school renovations. However the paintings remained there for about 40 years, until 2001, when the church was extensively renovated by Father Barry Caldwell. Another change awaited the church, as it outgrew its building, later to be used as the school hall. So, in 1976, the present church was built across the road. Three beautiful stained-glass windows depicting the Passion, Death, Resurrection and the presence of Christ’s Spirit, link these with the church’s experiences. The first depicts a bushfire in Eltham, referring to their church damaged by fire. Another represents the Resurrection of Christ with new growth on a blackened stump and the Holy Spirit is represented by the Southern Cross. A window depicting Our Lady Help of Christians by parishioner Bill Peperkamp, was donated by parishioners to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Father Desmond G Jenkins’ ordination to the priesthood on July 27, 1977. This, with the statue of Mary, creates a Marian shrine. In the 14 Stations of the Cross painted on four masonite panels Pugh captures the pathos of the suffering Christ and his disciples.3 The figures are stylised, except intriguingly, that of Pontias Pilate, who looks like Clifton Pugh. Charles Rocco’s sculpture is an extraordinary Jesus figure being raised from the Cross. The delicate stainless steel mesh of the figure creates a sense of the power of God over death. The organ, built in 1868 by George Fincham and Sons, was first installed in the All Saints’ Anglican Church, East St Kilda, then in the St Andrews Church, Clifton Hill. It was rebuilt into a modern instrument with a donation from parishioner Jim Murray, in memory of his wife Gwendolene Mary.4 Church members created their own work of art in front of the entrance, by painting designs and messages on 700 tiles. This work indicates the strong church family and faith expressed in art, that awaits the worshipper inside.This collection of almost 130 photos about places and people within the Shire of Nillumbik, an urban and rural municipality in Melbourne's north, contributes to an understanding of the history of the Shire. Published in 2008 immediately prior to the Black Saturday bushfires of February 7, 2009, it documents sites that were impacted, and in some cases destroyed by the fires. It includes photographs taken especially for the publication, creating a unique time capsule representing the Shire in the early 21st century. It remains the most recent comprehenesive publication devoted to the Shire's history connecting local residents to the past. nillumbik now and then (marshall-king) collection, art, clifton pugh, stations of the cross, our lady help of christans, installation

Taken in the year 1900, this glass slide captures an image of St. Joseph's Church, a Roman Catholic Church that is still present today at 9 Church Street, Beechworth. This was one of many churches that was established in Beechworth during the second half of the nineteenth-century. This trend began with a focus on Anglican faith; however, in the early 1850s, Father Patrick Smyth, a priest from Maynooth, Ireland, advocated for the establishment of a Roman Catholic Church in the town. Roman Catholicism quickly grew to be the second largest religious group in the area; this was primarily due to the work of Father William Tierney, a priest from Dublin who arrived in Beechworth in 1859. Tierney personally fostered the growth of many Catholic schools and churches in Beechworth, as he viewed it to be a significant area for the prosperity of the religion. St. Josephs Church was officially established in 1866, with the Bishop of Melbourne, Dr Goold, laying the foundational stone of the building. The estimated cost of the building in its entirety was approximately twenty-thousand pounds. Further additions to the building - including a second aisle, tower and spire - were proposed for the church, but were ultimately never built. Lantern slides, sometimes called 'magic lantern' slides, are glass plates on which an image has been secured for the purpose of projection. Glass slides were etched or hand-painted for this purpose from the Eighteenth Century but the process became more popular and accessible to the public with the development of photographic-emulsion slides used with a 'Magic Lantern' device in the mid-Nineteenth Century. Photographic lantern slides comprise a double-negative emulsion layer (forming a positive image) between thin glass plates that are bound together. A number of processes existed to form and bind the emulsion layer to the base plate, including the albumen, wet plate collodion, gelatine dry plate and woodburytype techniques. Lantern slides and magic lantern technologies are seen as foundational precursors to the development of modern photography and film-making techniques.This glass slide captures social and historical significance as it represents the development of Beechworth as a prosperous and thriving town; a development that occurred during the second half of the nineteenth-century. It also shows the development of religious institutions in the area, specifically the growth of Catholicism. Thin translucent sheet of glass with a circular image printed on the front and framed in a black backing. It is held together by metal strips to secure the edges of the slide.burke museum, beechworth, lantern slide, slide, glass slide, plate, burke museum collection, photograph, monochrome, churches beechworth, st. joseph's church, catholicism beechworth, roman catholic churches beechworth, father patrick smyth, father william tierney

History of St Faith's Montmorency4 p. text and colour photographst faith's montmorency, st margaret's anglican church eltham

Collection of papers published from 2 December 2001 to 4 April 2004 for Saint Mark's Church(Volume 28, Number 48) -|Daily Bread|The Weekly Bulletin of the Sunshine Anglican Parish|Saint Mark's Church|Corner Anderson Road and Sun Crescent, Sunshine|Parish Priest: Fr Stuart Soley|The First Sunday of Advent, 2 December 2001|The liturgical colour today is Blue. Blue symbolises the warmth of the approaching summer with it lengthening days and relaxed social events. It evokes hope which is at the heart of Advent: we prepare to celebrate Christ amongst us in human flesh.|Building Our Faith|Happenings and Events|This Week's Liturgical Ministries|(Names Listed): G. Harrison, F. Ford, D. Borthwick, K. Smith, E. Ali, O. Ford, J. Anderson, W Ager, J. Parker, D. Guymer, M. Clark, F. Noble, V. Caddick, B. Dodemaide, & P. Tisdale|(Volume 30, Number 13) -|30 March 2003, The Fourth Sunday in Lent|Nurturing Our Faith|(Names Listed): M. Park, P. Hansen, D. Scheurer, L. Wisinger, M. Clark, O. Ford, M. Packham, D. Borkut, S. Brown, T. Beckett, D. Guymer, A. Morieson, & J. Scheurer|(Volume 30, Number 15) -|Palm Sunday: The Sixth Sunday in Lent, 13th April 2003|(Names Listed): D. Guymer, R. Ellul, V. Crimi, S. Ellul, A. Noble, P. Tisdale, J. Anderson, P. Hansen, J. Parker, F. Ford, E. Guymer, J. Morieson, G. Dugdale, & F. Noble|(Volume 31, Number 13) -|The Fifth Sunday in Lent, 28 March 2004|(Names Listed): M. Park, N. Baker, F. Noble, F. Ford, G. Dugdale, P. Tisdale, J. Parker, J. Anderson, J. Eismontas, M. Sutherland, Sister Josephine, V. Crimi & B. Dodemaide|(Volume 31, Number 14) -|Palm Sunday, The Sixth Sunday in Lent, 4 April 2004|Second Sunday of Easter|(Names Listed): D. Guymer, L. Wisinger, G. Dugdale, F. Ford, F. Noble, J. Parker, O. Ford, J. Anderson, S. Ellul, E. Guymer, J. Morieson, Sister Josephine, V. Crimi, & M. Parkst. marks church, church, anderson road, sunshine, history

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