Showing 18 items matching "stawell grampians industry"
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Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Heatherlie Quarry with crane on right and cut blocks at bottom of cliff face
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Heatherlie Quarry. Stawell Grampians Industry Black and white Photograph of Heatherlie Quarry with crane on right and cut blocks at bottom of cliff face. ...Heatherlie Quarry. Black and white Photograph of Heatherlie Quarry with crane on right and cut blocks at bottom of cliff face. One small original and one enlargement. On the back of the small photo Quarries train escursion 1920. Third photo is different but given the man's clothing, he possibly was on the excursion. as were the people at the rock pool in 213-1stawell grampians industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Picknickers outing at Heatherlie Quarry in the Mt Difficult Area, c 1914 -18
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Three men and a lady Stawell Grampians Industry Black and White Photgraph in a quarry with machinery in foreground and a group of people of in the distance. ...Picnic outing at Heatherlie Quarry Mt Difficult Area. Machinery near a rock pool. Three men and a ladyBlack and White Photgraph in a quarry with machinery in foreground and a group of people of in the distance.stawell grampians industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Heatherlie Quarry with people around a rock pool
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Many people around a rock pool. Stawell Grampians Industry Black and White Photo - Mountain Scene. many people around a rock pool. ...Heatherlie Quarry. B/W photo Mountain Scene. Many people around a rock pool.Black and White Photo - Mountain Scene. many people around a rock pool. Oval Shaped photo in black background.stawell grampians industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Heatherlie Quarry 1930
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Heatherlie Quarry photos taken 1930. Stawell Grampians Industry Heatherlie Quarry Two (2) B/W photos showin heatherlie Quarry. ...Heatherlie Quarry photos taken 1930.Two (2) B/W photos showin heatherlie Quarry. One with tow groups of peope looking into the Quarry at the other group and machinery. The othe rphoto showing two men working on the quarry working on a sloping rock face.stawell grampians industry, heatherlie quarry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Crane at Heatherlie Quarry taken during train excursion 1920s
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Heatherlie Quarry train excursion 1920s. Stawell Grampians Industry on the back of the small photo "Quarries Train excursion 1920's" One small and one enlargement of a quarry with a crane and an unidentified male next to crane. ...Heatherlie Quarry train excursion 1920s. One small and one enlargement of a quarry with a crane and an unidentified male next to crane.on the back of the small photo "Quarries Train excursion 1920's"stawell grampians industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Heatherlie Quarry with Miss Margaret Frawley & later Mrs John Alexander Hall on the rail track
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Holding a bunch of Thryptomene. Stawell Grampians Industry Black and white Photographs of Lady standing on Railway tracks, holding a bunch of Thyrptomein Heatherlie Quarry with Miss Margaret Frawley & later Mrs John Alexander Hall on the rail track Photograph ...Heatherlie Quarry. Lady on rail track is Margaret Frawley later Mrs John Alexander Hall. Holding a bunch of Thryptomene.Black and white Photographs of Lady standing on Railway tracks, holding a bunch of Thyrptomein stawell grampians industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Heatherlie Quarry with Engine and carriages on the rail track
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Engine and carriages on rail track Stawell Grampians Industry Two Black and White Photgraphs 213-4 One showing two people. ...Heatherlie Quarry. Engine and carriages on rail trackTwo Black and White Photgraphs 213-4 One showing two people. One woman in the fore ground and one Male standing on the back of a Steam eanine behind carraiges. This photo is estimated to be taken between 1923- 1925.. 213-4a Black and White Photgraph showin train carriages in bushland with hills behind the carriages, and train tracks in foreground.stawell grampians industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Heatherlie Quarry -- Coloured
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Coloured Photo Heatherlie Quarry Stawell Grampians Industry "Heritage Victoria - Industry" on top right. ...Coloured Photo Heatherlie QuarryColour Photograph of old engine and brick chimney surrounded by trees."Heritage Victoria - Industry" on top right. Unknown Logo on top Left. Courtesy of Department of Conservation, Forests and Lands. Mount Difficult Quarry, Heatherlie Engine Room On reverse information about Mount Difficult Quarry, Heatherlie, including two photgraphs.stawell grampians industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Heatherlie Quarry with Geoff Sudholz standing in doorway of the stone building -- Coloured
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Geoff Sudholz standing in doorway. Stawell Grampians Industry Coloured Photograph of GeoffSudholtz standing in a doorway of a stone building with an iron roof in a bushland setting. ...Heatherlie Quarry colour photo of stone building. Geoff Sudholz standing in doorway.Coloured Photograph of GeoffSudholtz standing in a doorway of a stone building with an iron roof in a bushland setting. Building is at Heatherlie Quarrystawell grampians industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Heatherlie Quarry with Historical Society members listening to Janet Witham
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Historical Society members listening to Janet Witham Stawell Grampians Industry Colour Photograph of Stawell Historical Society Members visit to Hetherlie Quarry 1997. ...Heatherlie Quarry. Historical Society members listening to Janet WithamColour Photograph of Stawell Historical Society Members visit to Hetherlie Quarry 1997. Ian Jackson, Gary Middleton, Pat Cook, Betty Jackson, Don Rickard, Janet Witham, Marie Cox, Marie Val Leeuwen, Carmel Loats, Thea Tucker, Clive Cawthorn, Wal Perry, Lorna Harris, Eddie Haris & John Van Leeuwen ( Blue Coat)stawell grampians industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Heatherlie Quarry with Historical Society Members enjoying lunch
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Heatherlie Quarry Historical Society Members enjoying lunch. Stawell Grampians Industry Colour Photograph of Stawell Historical Society's Visit to Heatherlie Quarry 1997. ...Heatherlie Quarry Historical Society Members enjoying lunch.Colour Photograph of Stawell Historical Society's Visit to Heatherlie Quarry 1997. At Lunch A Group of Seated people. Left to Right John Van Leeuwen, Clive Cawthorn, Lorna Harris, Bill Cook, Carmel Loats, Marie Van Leeuwen, Jean Perry, Thea Tucker, Wal Perry, Eddie Harris.stawell grampians industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Heatherlie Quarry with the Stawell Historical Society visit -- 12 Photos -- Coloured
... Stawell Grampians Industry...Twelve coloured Photos of Society Members visit. Stawell Grampians Industry Heatherlie Quarry with the Stawell Historical Society visit -- 12 Photos -- Coloured Photograph ...Heatherlie Quarry. Twelve coloured Photos of Society Members visit.stawell grampians industry -
Federation University Historical CollectionReport, Datab Pty Ltd, A Regional Tourism Development and Promotion Strategy for the Stawell and Halls Gap Area, 1995, 1995
... victorian tourisim industry tourism goldfields victorian goldfields stawell halls gap dunkeld big hill great western winery village brambuk living cultural centre grampians art gallery built heritage Notes in pencil by Mary Hollick, lecturer in Tourism at the University of Ballarat. ...A report of the the Stawell and Halls Gap tourism area.Notes in pencil by Mary Hollick, lecturer in Tourism at the University of Ballarat.victorian tourisim industry, tourism, goldfields, victorian goldfields, stawell, halls gap, dunkeld, big hill, great western winery village, brambuk living cultural centre, grampians art gallery, built heritage -
Federation University Historical Collection
Report, Read Sturgess and Associates Consulting Economists et al, The Economic Significance of Grampians National Park, 1994 (and other reports), 1990-4
... victorian tourisim industry tourism halls gap grampians grampians national park recreation water production bee keeping arapiles dunkeld balmoral pomonal wartook population agriculture water supplies minerals hamilton ararat stawell horsham wimmera koorie heritage aboriginal heritage koorie art sites brambuk waterways wannon river wimmera river mount william creek rocklands reservoir lake lonsdale lake fyans lake toolando cherrypool mirranatwa zumstein Notes in pencil by Mary Hollick, lecturer in Tourism at the University of Ballarat. .1) Grampians Surround Strategy, 1990 .2) Tourism and the Grampians Region: A Background Paper, 1990 .3) Grampians Surround Strategy and Discussion Paper, 1991 .4) The Economic Significance of Grampians National Park for the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, 1994 The Economic Significance of Grampians National Park, 1994 (and other reports) Report Read Sturgess and Associates Consulting Economists Trevor Budge and Associates Victorian Tourism Commission Hassell Planning Consultants ....1) Grampians Surround Strategy, 1990 .2) Tourism and the Grampians Region: A Background Paper, 1990 .3) Grampians Surround Strategy and Discussion Paper, 1991 .4) The Economic Significance of Grampians National Park for the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, 1994Notes in pencil by Mary Hollick, lecturer in Tourism at the University of Ballarat.victorian tourisim industry, tourism, halls gap, grampians, grampians national park, recreation, water production, bee keeping, arapiles, dunkeld, balmoral, pomonal, wartook, population, agriculture, water supplies, minerals, hamilton, ararat, stawell, horsham, wimmera, koorie heritage, aboriginal heritage, koorie art sites, brambuk, waterways, wannon river, wimmera river, mount william creek, rocklands reservoir, lake lonsdale, lake fyans, lake toolando, cherrypool, mirranatwa, zumstein -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Robson & Gray Monumental Masons in Lower Main Street
... Stawell. Photo shows monuments, cranes and nine employees behind wooden picket fence and gate. Timber weather board buildings either side of photograph. Note Grampian Freestone and Granite gutter at front. Notes: Francis Watkins started the business which was later, during 1897 sold to two employees, George Henry Robson and George Gray. Robson & Gray carried on the business until 1923 when their partnership was dissolved. Since then the business has traded as G.H. Robson (1923 - 46) G.H. Robson and Sons (1946 - 58) and G.H. Robson and Sons, Pty Ltd. since 1958. Later to trade as Waites. Robson. stawell industry ...Robson & Gray Monumental Yard, Lower Main Street Stawell. Photo shows monuments, cranes and nine employees behind wooden picket fence and gate. Timber weather board buildings either side of photograph. Note Grampian Freestone and Granite gutter at front. Notes: Francis Watkins started the business which was later, during 1897 sold to two employees, George Henry Robson and George Gray. Robson & Gray carried on the business until 1923 when their partnership was dissolved. Since then the business has traded as G.H. Robson (1923 - 46) G.H. Robson and Sons (1946 - 58) and G.H. Robson and Sons, Pty Ltd. since 1958. Later to trade as Waites. Robson.Black and white photograph of a monumental mason's yard. Nine employees behind a wooden picket fence and gate. Footpath and gutter in foreground.Robsonstawell industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Horse drawn wagons loaded with bagged Grain
... Photograph copied from "Stawell & The Grampians " booklet p32. Published 1911 (Cat no 3580 m/box 3 room 2). stawell industry Wooden 3 storey building verandah and wooden paling fence. ...Black and white photograph of Stawell Flour Mill owned by Frayne family for many years. Photograph copied from "Stawell & The Grampians " booklet p32. Published 1911 (Cat no 3580 m/box 3 room 2).Wooden 3 storey building verandah and wooden paling fence. stawell industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Grampians Sunrise over the Saw Mills 1866
... It is now known there about 900 different flowering plants in the Grampians, over one third of all those growing in Victoria. Stawell Industry Grampians Sunrise over the Saw Mills 1866 Photograph ...Grampians (Sunrise over the Saw Mills). Part of a collection of Photographs by Mr. O.G. Armstrong as commissioned by the Shire of Stawell for the Inter-colonial and Paris Exhibition in Melbourne in 1866. The Grampians were first sighted by Major Thomas Mitchell on the 11th of July 1836. Four days later he and a small party climbed its highest peak and named it Mount William. Owing to the lateness of arrival at the summit they had to spend a very cold and miserable night. Whilst in the Grampians, which he so named because of their likeness to his native Scotland. He collected about 150 plants and sent them to the Professor of Botany, John Lindley at the University of London. It is now known there about 900 different flowering plants in the Grampians, over one third of all those growing in Victoria. stawell industry -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Saw Mills at Childe’s Glenbower Creek in Halls Gap 1866
... Stawell were ravaged to provide timber for the mines. It was used undergrounds to shore up workings, and millions of feet of it were fed into furnaces and kilns in which the quartz was roasted. In the years after the gold boom, hardwood from the Grampians was milled for building timber. Wherever there are large tracts of natural bushland, fires are always a danger. A huge fire in January 1939 caused havoc in the Grampians, burning out towns and sawmills such as the one pictured. There have been no sawmills in the Grampian since that fire. Stawell Industry ...Saw Mills Halls Gap (Childe’s Glenbower Creek). Part of a collection of Photographs by Mr. O.G. Armstrong as commissioned by the Shire of Stawell for the Inter-colonial and Paris Exhibition in Melbourne in 1866. During the years of gold, the hardwood forests around Stawell were ravaged to provide timber for the mines. It was used undergrounds to shore up workings, and millions of feet of it were fed into furnaces and kilns in which the quartz was roasted. In the years after the gold boom, hardwood from the Grampians was milled for building timber. Wherever there are large tracts of natural bushland, fires are always a danger. A huge fire in January 1939 caused havoc in the Grampians, burning out towns and sawmills such as the one pictured. There have been no sawmills in the Grampian since that fire. stawell industry
