Hewlett Packard are particularly proud of the use of glass in their building, and its solar qualities. They produce printers, computers, scanners and digital photographic equipment etc2 coloured photographs (a+b) of the Victorian Headquarters of Hewlett Packard in East Burwood. It is located in the Tally Ho Business Park in East Burwood. The number 347 is prominent as is the Hewlett Packard sign on the right,tally ho business park, east burwood, hewlett packard

Plans for a 176-child Kindergarten in East Burwood have been lodged with the Whitehorse Council by the Greenwood Early Education Centre for 6 Lakeside Drive, Burwood East.Plans for a 176-child Kindergarten in East Burwood have been lodged with the Whitehorse Council. By the Greenwood Early Education Centre for 6 Lakeside Drive, Burwood East.burwood east, kindergarten, kindergartens, lakeside drive, burwood east, city of whitehorse, tally ho business park, east, burwood

The East Burwood Canon building is at 33 Lakeside Drive, Burwood East. Canon makes cameras, lenses, printers, scanners, video-cameras, photo copiers and so on.Three coloured photographs of the Canon office in Tally Ho Business Park, which is on the corner of Burwood Highway and Springvale Road. One photo shows the western side of the Canon building (with the pond), one shows the curved southern side, and one shows the building looking east from Springvale Road.tally ho business park, east burwood, canon pty ltd

Tally Ho Business Park was developed by Land Lease, commencing in 1988, and then CGA Bryson from the late 1990's. It was completed in 2002. The land on which it stands was previously the site of the Tally Ho Boys Home. This home was run, from 1903-1986 by the Wesley Central Mission, which caters for boys from the slums. It closed in 1986.Coloured photograph of Tally Ho Business Park in the early stages, looking north towards Burwood Highway.tally ho business park east burwood

Coloured photograph of Tally Ho Technology Park. Grey building with cars parked in parking area. Grassy area in foreground, Other businesses in foreground.tally ho technology park, east burwood.

The Tally Ho Business Park was built on vacant land previously owned by the Methodist Church. The land was sold cheaply to the Church by Abel Hoadley, and the Tally Ho Boys Home was erected there. A change in the care of the boys meant that the land became vacant for a considerable time before buildings appeared. The Country Fire Authority, Vic Roads and World Vision are also located there.4 coloured photographs (a-d) taken at the intersection of Springvale Road & Burwood Hwy East Burwood. First stages of the Tally Ho Business Park in the background.tally ho business park, businesses