The doctors surgery, in Walsh Street, Tatura, was conducted by Doctors Lally and Hodson, from 1955 to 1985. A new medical centre was opened in Thomson Street, in 1986.Black and white photograph of Doctors surgery Walsh Street, Tatura. Also part of residence.on back: Doctors surgery 1985. Doctors Moyola Lodge Hostel. Lally and Hodson. Walsh Street, Tatura.doctor lally, doctor hodson, tatura doctors

Photograph of 49 Hogan Street Tatura, former Irrigation Trust Office, Doctors residence, Reilly family residence. Being restored as Irrigation and Local History Museumblack and white photograph of building being restored to be used as museum49 Hogan Street 1986irrigation trust office, tatura doctors residence, reilly family residence

Made for Tatura telephone exchange to allow telephonists quick access to correct numbersSolid timber board with covered wire hanger. Board painted red with white numbers for Tatura telephone urgent numbers. Doctor 24, Hospital 121, Fire brigade 175, Police station 18, Railway station 25, Water trust 26.communication

Copied by Dean Clark. Photograph of Dr H. McCarthy one of the earliest doctors in Tatura. 1884-1907. He was local health officer in 1904 and president of the Tatura Coursing Club about the same time.black and white photograph of Dr McCarthy in horse and gig.on back: Dr McCarthydr mccarthy, health officers, tatura coursing club

Harry Gorry bid for & purchased on internet auction site. The seller's mother was putting these & other items up for auction. Her father, the seller's grandfather was Dr. Bruno Koenig, a German surgeon detained by Allied forces while fleeing New Guinea in 1941. He was detained & sent to be interned in Camp 3, Tatura. There he met the painter Cesare Vagarini & they became friends, thus 4 years later upon the end of the war Vagarini gave the surgeon the two paintings in thanks & in memory of their friendship. Dr Koening then passed the paintings down to his daughter, where they remained in the family for 60 years. The seller's mother decided it was time to sell & was happy that the paintings went to a good home, as the family was until now unaware of the connection between Vagarini and the Tatura Museum. Harry Gorry just happened to notice a familiar name in an auction that he came across by accident & purchased them for our benefit. (Most information copied from Tatura Bulletin article, April 2014).Oil painting, depicting mythological scene. Female figure (unclothed), holding a red cloth/ garment trailing behind her. Centaur / faun? walking beside her. Outdoor scene. Trees, mountains & cloudy blue sky visible in background. Sandy coloured soil. Painted on reverse of old "Choice Tea" box.(On back): 1945 Tatura; ... remember ..... and us, Cesare and Maria Vagarini; On back, on sticker: Va(r)garini, Tatura Internment Camp, 1945 "Choice Tea" stencilled on back, part of original box material.tatura, camp 3, cesare vagarini, camp 3 artwork, victorian internment camps, doctor bruno koenig

Copied by Dean Clark. Photograph of corner of Hogan and Ross Streets. Possibly used by Dr A. Park 1896-1907, Dr H. McCarthy 1884-1907, Dr M. A. Ley 1907-1918Black and white photograph of 49 Hogan Street Tatura exterioron back: early Doctors residencedr a. park, dr m. a. ley, dean clark, hogan street tatura, ross street tatura, dr mccarthy

Tatura Medical Centre was opened in 1986. Doctors Hodson, Kerr, Cory and McGrath shared the practice.Black and white photograph of exterior of Tatura Medical Centre.on back: Tatura Medical Centre. 1986. on sign in photographdoctor hodson, doctor kerr, doctor cory, doctor mcgrath, tatura medical centre

Story of karl Kast - a ship's deserter. Could have been a spy. Escaped from POW Camps. In Queensland he shot 3 doctors then himself in 1955Black and white cover, red writing. Terror of the Terrace - in black writing. Photograph of Karl Kast. Part of Wickham Terrace depicted on back coverlife of karl kast, kast k, blanch k, camp 1, camp 3, tatura, ww2 camps 1 and 2, biography