Victorian brick home at 778 Station Street, Box Hill. Mrs. Lewin's home at 778 Station Street, Box Hill. Previously home of A.J. Day.B&w photohouses, victorian, station street, day> a. j.

Early view of Station Street looking north from Bank Street towards Whitehorse Road showing dirt road, horse drawn vehicles and trees. The Boer War memorial is shown in the middle of the intersection. The photograph was taken prior to the Post Office being built on the corner of Station Street and Whitehorse Road.B&w phototransport, boot makers, gove> jack, bank street, monuments and memorials, horse drawn vehicles, trees, box hill, station street, whitehorse road, boer war memorial, e.s.&a. bank, telegraph and light poles, doncaster tower

A close-up of the Lions Club float in the Whitehorse Festival along Station Street, Box Hill.B&w photoservice clubs, festivals and celebrations, lions international, clothing and dress, station street, box hill

Street parade travelling north along Station Street, Box Hill, near Bank Street and the Railway line. A banner advertising thrifty people shop at McPherson's is in view behind a two-door coupe car.B&w photobox hill, festivals and celebrations, station street, bank street, box hill fisheries, transport, police, mcpherson's, chiropodists, railways, clothing and dress

Street Parade of floats travelling north along Station Street, Box Hill, near the intersection of Bank Street, watched by the crowd. In view is the Box Hill Chamber of Commerce float, pulled by Peacock and Sons. The float has the head of a White Horse and a lady on it.B&w photobox hill chamber of commerce, festivals and celebrations, station street, bank street, box hill fisheries, chiropodists, marching girls, peacock and sons, police

A close-up view of the shelves in the pharmacy of C.P. Wood. It shows jars of substances used to make up medications. The pharmacy of C.P. Wood was at 950 Station Street, Box Hill. In the early days of pharmacy, most medicines were compounded from liquid and solid ingredients, often from plants, which were made up into tinctures, infusions or syrups, and were collectively called "Galenicals" (named after Galen). Proprietary preparations were viewed with some suspicion. Up until the 1950's pharmacists manufactured and often prescribed many of these preparations for minor ailments. The powders and liquids shown in the photo would have been used to compound medicines in a mortar and pestle, which were often tonics, stomach mixtures and powders. By 1950, hand-made pills were rarely prescribed with the advent of machine manufactured tablets and capsules. Syrup of glucose, liquorice root and gum acacia or tragacanth were often used as binding agents to make the pill mass to which the drug required would be added. The ingredients would be worked into a malleable consistency, which was rolled into a thin pipe. This would be placed on the pill machine and the cutter would produce pill size pieces which were rolled into roughly spherical shapes and coated with starch, french chalk liquorice powder or varnish. In the early days some pills were coated in silver or gold leaf. A gross of pills would take a great deal of time to make and the job would often be given to the apprentice to make under supervision, to keep the wages cost lower.B&w photopharmacies, wood> c.p., businesses, station street, box hill, chemists

Ian Wood pictured with his staff in his pharmacy at 950 Whitehorse Road, Box Hill, part of Tait's building on the south-west corner of Whitehorse Road and Station Street (L to R: Lee Wills, Anne Thompson, Dianne O'Halloran, Bruce Williams, Ian Wood). B&w photowood> ian c, wills> lee, thompson> anne, o'halloran> dianne, williams> bruce, pharmacies, station street, box hill, whitehorse road, tait's corner store

Masonic Lodge building, 710 Station Street, Box HillB&w photomasonic lodges, clubs and associations

Methodist Church, Station Street, Box Hill - Oxford Children's Theatre c.1920's.B&w photomethodist church, churches, oxford children's theatre, theatres

Box Hill State School, Station Street, Box Hill. Front of building partly obscured by large tree.B&w photoState School, Box Hillbox hill state school, box hill primary school, schools - primary

Street parade with floats travelling north along Station Street, Box Hill, over the railway line near intersection of Bank Street.B&w photostation street, bank street, ellingworths estate agency, box hill fisheries, police, festivals and celebrations

Street parade in Station Street, Box Hill, near the Bank Street intersection. An old fashioned car is riding on the back of one of Kevin Lear's trucks. Many people are watching the parade.festivals and celebrations, lear> k.c., chamber of commerce, service clubs, box hill, transport, station street, clothing and dress

Intersection of Whitehorse Road and Station Street, Box Hill, showing an early view of Stutt's Railway Hotel. The Boer War Memorial is in the middle of the intersection. A few horses are shown waiting outside the hotel.B&w photohotels, stutt's railway hotel, whitehorse road, station street, telegraph and light poles, boer war memorial, transport, horses, monuments and memorials

Street Parade travelling north along Station Street, Box Hill, near Bank Street and the railway line. The Lions Club float in view, followed by the rugby union team. A crowd watches the parade.B&w photofestivals and celebrations, whitehorse festival, lions international, box hill fisheries, johnson's fish and chip shop, station street, bank street, railways, rugby union team, monks> roy, jewellers, ellingworth's estate agency, clothing and dress, transport, service clubs, chamber of commerce

Street parade with floats travelling north along Station Street, Box Hill, just north of Bank Street. A Cadillac convertible carries four men, and a lady sitting at the rear of the vehicle carrying a baton.B&W photofestivals and celebrations, station street, cars, clothing and dress, commerce

Street parade with floats travelling north along Station Street, Box Hill, near the intersection of the north corner of Bank Street, watched by many people. Sign contractors, Alan Signs, are in view, followed by some marching girls.B&w photofestivals and celebrations, station street, service clubs, chamber of commerce, box hill, bank street, alan signs, sign contractors, marching girls, clothing and dress

Street Parade travelling north along Station Street, Box Hill, near the corner of Bank Street with the railway crossing in the background. The entry for the Union Jack Club is followed by an undistinguishable car, then Ventura Bus Lines and the Model Dairy tanker. A large crowd has gathered to watch the parade.B&w photounion jack club, chamber of commerce, clubs and associations, box hill music centre, box hill fisheries, model dairy, ventura bus lines, ellingworth's estate agency, festivals and celebrations, station street, bank street, railways, railway crossings

Street Parade of floats travelling north along Station Street, Box Hill. This view shows the Rotary Club of Box Hill and Lions Club entries in the Street Parade as they cross over the Railway line. The Box Hill Fisheries business on the corner of Bank Street and Station Street can be seen to the left of the photo, and Ellingsworth's Estate Agency can be seen on the right of the photograph, on the corner of Rutland Road and Station Street.B&w photofestivals and celebrations, clothing and dress, station street, rotary club of box hill, lions clubs, railway crossings, box hill fisheries, ellingsworth estate agency, bank street, rutland road

Viewed from Box Hill Signal Box Waiting at the level crossing is a Ford Zephyr MKII, registation GWH838 manufactured by Ford Australia in Geelong, (1956-1962) Cross Ref EDHS_04674-10 taken within minutes of this image. Digital TIFF file Scan of 35mm Kodachrome positive transparencygeorge coop collection, 515m, box hill, electric train, ford zephyr, gwh838, harris (blue) train, railway crossing, station street, level crossing

Kingswood College class photo of Year 10BL taken in 1993B&w photoschools, 1993, kingswood college, king> robin, cooper> michelle, hayes> toby, wang> kevin, ridland> cameron, langelaan> caleb, speedie> martin, gabella> andrew, leong> billy, chan> hiui nam, gable> tim, rosenthal> luke, chia> leonard, noakes> drew, zerbe> alexis, stevenson> tim, kearney> simon, mckay> meg, sanneman> eliza, warmington> denise, keogh> nick, waddell> nerelie, mclaine> elisha, williams> rachael, blackburn > b., delbosc> matthieu

Students from 1993Colour photographBox Hill Primary School 1993, titled "We Were There When the Last Bell Rang"box hill primary school, schools

Grade 3 students from Box Hill Primary School in 1987 writing their names for inclusion in the time capsule for Box Hill's Diamond Jubilee celebration. 10,000 students from schools throughout the City of Box Hill participated in this project. The time capsule was sealed behind the Box Hill Town Hall. Photograph used in "The Days We Remember'. Also published 'Living in Box Hill, A Box Hill Council Newsletter' May 1987.B&w photobox hill primary school, students, time capsules, celebrations and festivals, living in box hill, primary schools, city of box hill jubilee

Box Hill Primary School - Grade 3 Date unclear (1923/4). Eleanor (Nell) Mellor - 3rd row/3rd from right; Ruth Mellor - 2nd row/6th from leftBlack & white photographbox hill primary school, mellar> eleanor (nell), mellor> ruth, primary schools

B&w photobox hill primary school, primary schools

Box Hill Railway Station in Main Street, showing shoe repair shop on right. 1960s-1970sB&w photorailway buildings, boot makers, box hill railway station

Box Hill Township Centre in 1905 showing the intersection of Whitehorse Road and Station Street, looking north east. The Boer War memorial is in the middle of the intersection and the fire station tower can be seen in the background. Payne and Boyland's shop can be seen on the corner of the intersection. See Page 9 "The Days before Yesterday". B&w photowhitehorse road, station street, war memorials, monuments and memorials, boer war 1899-1902, fire lookout towers, streetscapes, payne and boyland, "the days before yesterday"

Station Street looking north, showing Post Office in Whitehorse Road and shopfront for W. AlfordB&w photostreetscapes, post offices, shops