148 pagesnon-fictionA collection of writings by former students and staff to honour Margaret Fendley and her contribution to her years at Strathconastrathcona baptist girls grammar school, education

Programme for Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar Jubilee Concert on 10 August 19986 Pagesconcerts, strathcona baptist girls grammar school

76 pages. Includes colour and sepia photographsnon-fictionSchool magazine for Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar School 80th anniversary yearschools, strathcona baptist girls grammar school

32 pages, A4, B & W photosCompilation of oral interviews on the history of Tay Creggan and Strathconastrathcona baptist girls grammar school, tay creggan, schools, reminiscences

Strathcona Baptist Girls' Grammar School Parents' Newsletter No.2, February 10. 1994 lists Office Bearers for 1994.canterbury, scott street, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, independent schools

Letter from James Walker published in the Progress Leader 4 August 2003, regarding the expansion plans of Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar Schoolcanterbury, prospect hill road, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, city of boroondara, town planning, schools, resident action

Article from the Progress Leader reporting the decision by Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar School not to demolish the historic Mellor House on the site of the Mont Calm Nursing Home.canterbury, mont calm nursing home, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, mellor house, prospect hill road, holmes> angas {rev}

Short history of Strathcona from its beginnings as a Dame School in 1924 to 1942 when the Baptist Union purchased renamed the school and renamed it Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar Schoolcanterbury, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, tay creggan, livingstone> f.m, hughes> h, independent schools, morley> john [rev]

Advertising brochure distributed by Strathcona Baptist Girls' Grammar School Auxiliaries for the Fourth Grand Dog Competition held in the school grounds Saturday, 24 October 1953. Includes advertising for ten local businessescanterbury, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, prospect hill road, competitions, dogs, shops

Brief article from the Progress Leader May 1981, on the 50th Anniversary of Strathcona Baptist Girls' Grammar School. Includes a black and white photograph of the Headmaster Mr. K. A. Lyal and two of the first pupils of the school.canterbury, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, independent schools, principals, cromie> una, lovegrove> jean

A history of Strathcona Girls' Baptist Grammar School 1924-2004, includes many photographs. non-fictioncanterbury, scott street, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, teachers, principals, fendley> j. margaret, turnbull> glenn, independent schools

Illustration prepared by Glen Turnbull of the original house names on the original Strathcona property. This covers the area bounded by Scott Street, Bryson Street, Claremont Crescent and Prospect Hill Road, Canterbury.A 4canterbury, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, scott street, bryson street, claremont crescent, prospect hill road, claremont park estate, "glen allen", "shalimar", "hilary", "sherwood", "marshalton", "elston", "whitefoord", "natrie"

Inspector's report on Primary School no 1209, Canterbury dated 26. 6.1924, signed by J. Dew, Inspector of Schoolscanterbury, prospect hill road, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, principals, teachers, primary schools, independent schools

Inspectors report on Primary School no 1209, Canterbury, dated 19 August 1925, signed by J. Dew, Inspector of Schoolscanterbury, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, prospect hill road, independent schools, primary schools, principals, teachers

List of the requirements for boarders of Strathcona Girls Grammar School and information on the day girls uniformcanterbury, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, independent schools, students, scott street

Notification of the purchase of Strathcona by the Baptist Union of Victoria, an Interim Propectus and list of feescanterbury, baptist union of victoria, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, independent schools, scott street, students

Letter from the Education Department, Victoria recommending that Strathcona Girls Grammar School become a registered secondary school subject to review in 1928. A list of teachers and their qualifications is attached.canterbury, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, independent schools, secondary schools, teachers, scott street, education department - victoria

A 4Article from the newsletter of Camberwell Historical Society on the history of Strathcona Baptist Girls' Grammar School. Includes two small photographs of the founders of the school.canterbury, scott street, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, hughes> henrietta, livingstone> florence, logan street, prospect hill road, bryson street, claremont crescent, schools, teachers, turnbull> glen, claremont park estate

Notes of the reminiscences of Edith M. Pardy, M.B.E who moved to Canterbury with her husband, Max in 1922, lived in Bryson Street for 40 years.1 pagecanterbury, bryson street, justices of the peace, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, stones butcher shop, shops, awards, canterbury history, gaffney house, butcher shops, reminiscences, hallidays grocery store

Small article from the Progress Leader describing the new "learning street" in Strathcona. Includes a small coloured photographcanterbury, schools, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, murrie> vanessa, hall> mary

Article from the Camberwell City News describing the new street signs to be introduced into Camberwell. The new signs wil have a blue background with the words City of Camberwell in yellow, and the street name in white.canterbury, bryson street, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, street signs, city of camberwell, bryson street

Real estate advertisement for the sale by auction on Saturday 17 Octiober 2009 of 5 Golding Street Canterbury Includes coloured photographs of interior and exterior of the house and floor and site plans. Comprises 3 items , a sale notice , with an acompanying letter with details of the property, and an invitation to the auction with notes from Robin Kelly of selling pricecanterbury, golding street, maling road, canterbury primary school, strathcona baptist girls grammar school

Community newsletter featuring history of Strathcona and other items of interest to Canterbury residents, including a letter of reminiscences in response to the photograph on the front page of issue no 5canterbury, tay creggan, mills> geoff, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, kennedy> kim