In 2001 a People Scape display took place on the lawns of the Federal Parliament in Canberra. Prior to the event communities across Australia were invited to nominate people who had made a contribution to their local area to be presented as decorated cut-outs and displayed at that event. Sunbury community selected five people and contacted the local art group to create the collages. Members of the Sunbury Art Group have been photographed displaying one of the cut-outs that they painted.A non-digital coloured photograph of four ladies and a man standing with a painted collage of a person, in front of a wall.people scape, canberra, sunbury art group

The building was the boiler house at the former Sunbury Asylum, which was built in 1920. It supplied hot water for heating, washing and cleaning to the entire Asylum complex. It ceased operation in 1994 when the Asylum was closed. Since then the site has accommodated the local arts and cultural community.The building, along with others in the Asylum complex, is of local heritage significance for its structure and its operation.A coloured photograph looking down on a sprawling red - brick building with a decorative tall chimney set in an open area.boiler house, sunbury asylum, sunbury art group

The sketch of Woodlands Homestead is a reproduction of Ian Symonds original drawing. He was a Sunbury resident and was an active member in the local art group and gallery. He drew many black and white drawings of interesting homesteads and sites in the district. William Pomeroy Greene, from Scotland settled on land near Gellibrand Hill and Moonee Ponds Creek at Bulla and built his prefabricated homestead own the site.The Greene family were one of the early European settlers to settle in Bulla. A photograph of a black and white sketch of a homestead.WOODLANDSwoodlands homestead, gellibrand hill, william pomeroy greene, bulla, moonee ponds creek