Handwritten document on Parish of St Mary the Virgin noting that the church has been situated at a number of venues. The present address has been used by St Mary's for twelve years; and the Father is Graeme A. Mitchellst mary the virgin, kooyong road, caulfield south, mitchell a. graeme

Parish of St Mary the Virgin, Flyer, calendar of church services and meeting from 24/02/1998 to 22/03/1998.st mary the virgin

Brief history of the Kooyong Road Church; taken from A Coming Together by Gwenda Mann and Gordon Gray, (a short account of some of the highlights of the first Fifty years of the Kooyong Road Methodist Church, Caulfield, Victoria), date unknown and photocopied. The article details the commencement of the Methodist churches circuit. Includes some history of the churches, early parishioners, the Trust Organ Fund, the removal from the Elsternwick to the new Caulfield circuit. The silver Jubilee celebrations. Article by Iris Kenatick being a local preacher in the circuit, and list of Pastors and Ministers from 1917 – 1989.kooyong road church, ontario street, catterall j. m rev., caulfield south, caulfield methodist circuit, elsternwick, hawthorn road, bambra road, eddy j. h., mclelcan mr., bundeera road, clarence street, hunt w. h., foy and gibson, balaclava, north road, penny e. r., field a. b, sunday schools, eddy mrs., field mrs., hunt mrs., leach a. g, leach mrs, levens miss, levens mr., spargo mr, spargo mrs, taylor mrs, watson mrs., festivals and celebrations, clemens v. miss, sprunt miss, bishop miss, king miss (2), cox mr, choirs, church furniture, venus street, watson amy, dodds p., oliver f. mrs, campbell h., truscott a, truscott mrs., mcgregor f. mrs, jupiter street, organs, halls, hawthorn road church, tennis courts, foundation stones, kindergartens, cricket clubs, blake e. b rev, mcgregor f. r., price c, pearson a, mahaffy j. b, hollyock e, blake mrs, aveling mrs, cripps mrs, veitch mrs, sharp w, sprunt b, hillier h. r., hillier mrs, (cousins) dulcie, cousins rowley, st mary the virgin, watson(lund) amy, millar joan, kenafick iris, governors, huntingfield lord, festivals and celebrations, clergy, church services, church festivals

Handwritten correspondence to John Wells, from C Loftis, secretary to Kooyong Road, Church regarding History of City of Caulfield, in particular, mention of the three churches in the new Caulfield circuit.caulfield, wells c john, loftis c., hunkin e. mr. rev., kooyong road, manse, bundeera road, jupiter street, hawthorn road, caulfield south, york street, st mary the virgin

Four articles by Dulcie Cousins, Joan Millar, Jim Millar and Grace Hocking. They each give a brief insight in what they enjoyed about being a member of the Kooyong Road Church. From the social and sports clubs, anniversary occasions, picnics in the Dandenongs, church on Sunday nights, the passing parade of ministers and the general church community they embraced.bundeera road uniting church, cousins dulcie, cousins rowley, kooyond road, kooyong road church, lund amy, south caulfield uniting church, truscott. mr, millar joan, kennedy duncan rev., cousins beth, millar jim, gray helen, cousins john, hocking grace, gray christie, st mary the virgin

Anglican Catholic Church of Australia, November 2009. The journal includes an article in which they mention the two small reliqies that the church owns. Includes a photo with Fr. Graeme Mitchellst mary the virgin, kooyong road., jupiter street, caulfield south, mitchell graeme fr.

St Mary's College Trophy 1959 BasketballSt Mary's College Form 1 1959 Basketball

Dr Michele Matthews has been a local and social historian for nearly three decades since she first used correspondence held by the then Bendigo City Council for her Honours thesis. She is an ardent advocate for the use of local history records to tell Victorian and Australian history from a grassroots perspective. Michele’s MA thesis, ‘A forgotten “Father” of Federation: Sir John Quick 1852‑1911’ (2003), and her PhD thesis, ‘Survivors, schemes, Samaritans and shareholders: the impact of the Great Depression on Bendigo and District 1925‑1935’ (2007), both drew heavily on Bendigo and district records. Michele used this Booklet as part of her research: "Belles of St. Mary's 1876–1983" is a commemorative history of St Mary's College, Bendigo, published in 1983 to celebrate more than a century of Catholic education. The book brings together historical information, photographs, school records and personal memories from former students and staff, preserving the story of the college and the community that shaped it. The history begins with the founding of St Mary's College in 1876 by the Sisters of Mercy. It describes the establishment of the school, the arrival of its first students and the steady growth of enrolments. As the school expanded, new classrooms, boarding facilities, chapels and specialist learning spaces were built to meet the needs of the growing student population. The support of the Bendigo community through fundraising and donations played an important role in this development. As the college grew throughout the early twentieth century, it continued to modernise its facilities while maintaining its Catholic identity. The history records the addition of science laboratories, libraries, dormitories and other buildings, as well as significant anniversaries and celebrations. It concludes by noting the amalgamation of St Mary's College with Marist Brothers College to form a new Catholic secondary college, marking the end of an important chapter in the school's history. A major focus of the publication is the personal memories of former students. These recollections describe school life during the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s, highlighting the close relationships between teachers and students, the strong religious atmosphere and the lasting friendships formed during their years at school. Former students recall small class sizes, daily prayers and Mass, music, concerts, sporting activities and the strong sense of community that characterised the college. Many memories come from former boarders, who describe daily routines in the dormitories, meal times, uniforms, study periods, recreation, choir practice and the discipline expected by the Sisters of Mercy. While the routines were often strict, the recollections also reflect warmth, humour and gratitude for the education and guidance they received. Throughout the publication, historical photographs and archival material complement the written accounts. Images of the original college buildings, early enrolment registers, principals, Sisters of Mercy, student groups and school events help illustrate the development of the college over more than one hundred years. A family history diagram also recognises generations of the Taylor family who were associated with the school. Overall, "Belles of St. Mary's 1876–1983" serves as both a historical record and a collection of personal memories. It celebrates the legacy of St Mary's College by documenting its growth, traditions and values while honouring the contributions of the Sisters of Mercy, staff, students and the wider Bendigo community. Michele Matthews Collection: PHD Research - The Bells of St Mary's, compiled by Evelyn M. Sandie and David Hughes. This item includes the following document: 8672.30a Photocopy of a booklet 19 A4 Pages "The Bells of St Mary's" St Mary's College Bendigo. St Mary's amalgamated with Marist Brothers in 1984bendigo, michele matthews collection, st mary's college, evelyn sandie, david hughs

White fine bone china mug in box. Coloured illustration of St. Mary McKillop in oval frame on one side, short history of her life, in black print on the other.Front: In frame 'Commemorating the Canonisation of St Mary MacKillop 17th October 2010' Back: On base 'Decorated for the Sisters of St Joseph. UNIQUE POTTERY AUSTRALIA, PH 61-3-9555-6362' black print, around black and white depiction of St Mary MacKillop.