Collection of newpapers on the grnd opening of the Sunshine Market Palce.|Two of the newspapers are cream in color, they have black,white and color printed text, black,white and color advertising material, coit has black,white and color photographic and pencil images and illustrations.sunshine marketplace, hampshire road, sunshine, sunshine advocate

2292.01 - Invitation Sunshine Marketplace Official Opening Invite to Mr E. Wegener 11 October 1998|2292.02 - Certificate Sunshine Marketplace Thank You Certificate presented to Eric Wegener & the Sunshine Historical Society|2292.03 - Certificate Sunshine Marketplace Acknowledges Eric Wegener as a Living Legend for his long time association with the Sunshine Harevester Works|2292.04 - Newspaper Article Brimbank Messenger 25 August 1998 Woolies tills farming history $1.5m restoration work underway on Bulk Store|2292.05 - Newspaper Article The Advocate 26 August 1998 McKay Jobs Coup|2292.06 - Newspaper Article Brimbank Messenger 6 October 1998 New centre to celbrate|2292.07 - Newspaper Article Brimbank Independent 6 October 1998 Two week celebrations to open Sunshine Marketplace|2292.08 - Map former Sunshine Harvester Massey Ferguson site centre HV McKay Memorial Gardens and KG Craplin Reserve Right|2292.09 - Invitation Sunshine Marketplace Official Opening Invite to Mr N. Carlton 11 October 1998|2292.10 - Invitation Sunshine Marketplace Official Opening Invite to Mr Ian Petherick 11 October 1998sunshine market place, hampshire road, sunshine

The Sunshine Harvester Worksh.v. mckays, sunshine harvester works, sunshine

The Millennium Man was a large metal sculpture commissioned by Village Cinemas Sunshine in the 1990s. Created by BIGFish in Footscray, he was designed as a playful, larger‑than‑life movie mascot. He was a muscular figure holding a globe wrapped in a strip of film, symbolising movies around the world The sculpture and was built from metal, with a bold, comic‑book aesthetic and was only intended originally to last only five years, but he became a local icon instead. The Sunshine Marketplace redevelopment in 2016 included a significant refurbishment of Millennium Man but by 2020, he had deteriorated badly with rust and structural issues, and the fact that people loved climbing on him made him a public liability. The Millennium Man was removed sometime after 2020 and has not returned to the site. The wooden buildings of Sunshine Railway Station were demolished as part of the Region Railway Line works that created additional and longer platforms, pedestrian overpass with lifts for disability access. The City of Brimbank Sunshine Branch Library and Customer Service Centre was built on the former H.V. McKay Massey Ferguson Site. Eventually this complex was demolished to make way for the new Brimbank Community & Civic Centre. 5809.01 - Village Cinemas Sunshine Millennium Man.jpg 5809.02 - Village Cinemas Sunshine Millennium Man.jpg 5809.03 - Sunshine Railway Station Construction During Region Railway Line Works.jpg 5809.04 - Sunshine Branch Library And Customer Service Centre.jpg 5809.05 - Sunshine Branch Library And Customer Service Centre.jpg 5809.06 - Sunshine Branch Library And Customer Service Centre.jpg 5809.07 - Sunshine Branch Library And Customer Service Centre.jpg 5809.08 - Sunshine Branch Library And Customer Service Centre.jpg 5809.09 - Sunshine Branch Library And Customer Service Centre.jpg 5809.10 - Sunshine Branch Library And Customer Service Centre Demolition.jpg sunshine library, sunshine customer service centre, hampshire road, sunshine, millennium man, village cinemas, sunshine market place

Poster produced by the City of BrimbankExperience Brimbank|Explore town centres of Deer Park, Keilor, St. Albans, Sunshine & Sydenham|Get up close with nature - Brimbank Park, Maribyrnong River Trail, Organ Pipes, Taylors Creek Trail, Kororoit Creek & Jones Creek Trail|Out and about with the kids - Alice's Playspace, Buckingham Reserve, Cliff Harvey Lagoon Reserve, Isabella Williams Memorial Reserve, Kevin Flint Memorial Reserve & The Lakes Reserve|Key places of interest - H.V. McKay Memorial Park, Overnewton Castle, Bowery Theatre, Black Powder Mill, Keilor Golf Course, Mt. Derrimut Golf Club, Brimbank Cente Shopping Centre, Keilor Central Shopping Centre, Sunshine Marketplace Shopping Centre, Sunshine Plaza Shopping Centre, Watergardens Shopping Centre, Clader Park Thunderdome|Public Art locations - Eagle sculpture Federation Trail Brooklyn, Spiral Graph Seat Lennon Parkway Derrimut, Seeds of Hope and Dreams Drift Alfredia St, Seeds of Hope and Dreams Yam Daisy St. Albans Square, Kangaroo Sculpture Matthews Hill, Reflexio Qualis sculptures Sunshine Bus Interchange and City Place, Man Lifting Cow Hampshire Rdbrimbank