Soldiers’ Memorial WW1 with the Stawell Guest House (Coffee Palace formerly Castlemaine Hotel) and roof of weighbridge in the background. The photo is a copy of the original owned by Mrs. Gwen Reeve. Black and white photograph of the WW1 Soldiers Memorial with a large floral wreath at the base. The photo shows the gate and fence Infront of the memorial. The Stawell Guest House also called the Coffee Palace and roof of the Weighbridge can be seen in the background. c.1935stawell ww1

Court House Patrick Street .PostCard Court House Patrick Street Court House 15stawell building, court house

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19 Colquhoun Street Stawell Being Demolished in 1987Three colour Photographs

In the years of Allan Doney’s photography, landmark buildings succumbed to fire, neglect and redevelopment. He photographed the grey sand hills from Bendigo’s mining past, the streetscapes, poppet heads, miners’ cottages, gracious homes with ornate verandahs, trams and much more. Above all, his photographs show how much of the city has survived from the 19th century – and how much has not. Through two decades of great change, Allan Doney was there to capture ways people interacted with it. Although he travelled to many other places in Northern Victoria and beyond in search of subjects for his art, he seemed to always return to Bendigo for inspiration.

Patrick Street Sloane Street intersection in the 1880’s (Herbert Photo) On Big Hill side of Patrick Street is Matthew Cairns Plumber & Gasfitter, R. Greenwood Tailor, Mrs. Goodwin Cafe & Restaurant, Mack's Hotel, Grocer, Boot and Shoemaker, J. Farleys Auction Room, J.B. Wallis Royal Exchange Hotel, Stawell Court House and St Patricks Church in Distance On corner of Patrick and Sloane Streets, Melbourne Cash Store Wine Spirits & Provisions. In background mining poppet head behind livery stable. St Patrick Church in distance on right. 1878Patrick St, Sloane St intersection looking south . The Stawell Library now occupies this corner.Victorian Views. C. Herbert, Photo. Stawell 1878stawell business streetscape

Print copy of an original photograph of members of the Milo family on the veranda or at the gate of their house in Stawell Street, Kew."ARTHUR TERRY LHS / WYNNE & AMY MILO ON VERANDAH / DURING 1ST WW / HOUSE HIGH SIDE 2ND FROM FENWICK ST., KEW"families -- stawell street -- kew (vic.), milo family

Royal Exchange Hotel with Verandah Patrick Street Stawell near Court Housestawell

Lane between Shire Hall & Court House Stawell West Snow 1949stawell

Lane between Shire Hall & Court House Stawell West Snow 1949stawell

Royal Exchange Hotel without Verandah. Patrick Street Stawell near Court House. C1970stawell

Stawell Croquet Club House 1940-41 Sloane Street Stawell beside Drill Hall. stawell sport

Stawell Golf Club Housestawell sport

Stawell Golf Club House 1904 stawell sport

Stawell Golf Club House Painting by Barbara Peakstawell sport

Police House Stawell West Corner of Griffin Street and Leslie Streetstawell

Police House Stawell West Corner of Griffin Street and Leslie Streetstawell

Police House Stawell West Corner of Griffin Street and Leslie Streetstawell

Police House Stawell West Corner of Griffin Street and Leslie Streetstawell

Police House Stawell West Corner of Griffin Street and Leslie Streetstawell

Stawell and Ararat Cyclists and in front of Court House Patrick Streetstawell sporting

Interior of the Power House Sloane Street. Electric Power Supply for the town of Stawell.stawell electricity power

House 19 Campbell Street Stawell 1985-1986stawell houses

Rear of Police House Stawell West Corner of Griffin Street and Leslie Streetstawell

Two photographs of Large crowd at Opening of Stawell Golf Club House 1904stawell sport

Police Superintendents House Stawell West Corner of Griffin Street and Leslie Streetstawell

Colour Photo of Police House Stawell West Corner of Griffin Street and Leslie Streetstawell