A mounted b/w photograph of the Sunbury Cricket Club in 1890 - individuals not indentified.Handwritten on back: Sunbury Cricket Club 1890 / Eric Boardmansunbury cricket club, sunbury, 1890s, boardman, eric, cricket, sports, portraits, george evans collection

The buildings were used as clubrooms by the Sunbury Football Club when in 1953 Sunbury Football and Cricket Clubs moved from their sports ground in Evans Street to the new recreation ground in Riddell Road (Clarke Oval). Newer club rooms were opened at a later date.A scanned non-digital coloured photograph of two old weatherboard buildings erected in an open area. Some houses and trees are visible in the middle distance.clarke oval, sunbury football club, sunbury cricket club, clubrooms

A b/w photograph of the Sunbury Cricketers 1912 - individuals unidentifiedHandwritten on back: Sunbury Cricketers 1912 & indistinguishable marks in pencilsunbury cricket club, sunbury, sports, cricket, 1910s, george evans collection

The memorial for Frederick and Louisa Hammerly who lost their son Alfred in an accident. The memorial is a piece of tapestry.A sepia photograph of a piece of memorial embroidery. It was done in memory of Alfred Hammerly. His photo is in the centre of the piece. This photo is mounted on to black cardboard.aitkens gap, sunbury, hammerly, alfred, louisa, frederick, sunbury football club, sunbury cricket club, sports, cricket, football, excelsior memoriam, george evans collection

Sunbury United Soccer Club was established in 1973 by a group of expatriate Europeans who wanted to play the game they grew up with. Their first games were played on the recreation reserve in Evans Street on the ground designed for AFL football. (Now the site of a shopping complex). In August 1975, Sunbury United moved to its present home on seven and a half acres of sporting ground at Langama Park in Mitchells Lane . Over the years that area has developed and there are now three senior, and two junior soccer pitches with two cricket pitches and practice nets. Although there is still room for improvement to the floodlighting on the main pitch, the night games have proven successful. The Sunbury United Soccer Club has played an important roll in district competition and is one of the many sporting clubs in Sunbury.A non-digital black and white photograph of a soccer ground showing a set of goal posts with the clubrooms and change rooms in the background.soccer, sunbury united soccer club, football, langama park, mitchells lane

As a result of a group of European expatriates settling in Sunbury in the 1970s and wanting to play soccer, the Sunbury United Sporting Club was formed in 1972 with the first games played on the Aussies Rules ground in Evans Street (now the Sunbury Shopping Square). After cooperation between Shire of Bulla Council to acquire an open area of land in Michells Lane, the club moved to their own ground, Langama Park in 1975. Since that date, the club has grown and today there are 3 senior and 2 junior pitches as well as 2 cricket pitches and comfortable clubrooms on the area.Sunbury United Sporting Club was one of the first Soccer Clubs to be established in the district.A scanned non-digital coloured photograph of the Sunbury United Football Club. There is a white border around the photograph and the names of the players are listed under the image. The players are wearing navy blue guernseys with a diagonal red and white stripe across the front.sunbury united sporting club., langhama park, soccer, mitchells lane