Michael Hogan Michael Hogan never lived in Tatura although his son Thomas was a major early developer of the town (Hogan Street)Large photo in gold frame of Michael Hogan, father of Thomas Hogan. A pioneer of Tatura. Photo in grey tonings.tatura pioneers

Mrs Stevenson lived to be 104 years and was a long time Tatura resident.Framed photographic black and white portrait of Mrs Stephensontatura, tatura pioneers, photography, photograph, slides, film

Many pages of donated material covering history of Tatura and families from 1880--- including Hogan, Park, Flanagan, Brady, Curtis, Crawford, Maher, Ranson, Reilly familiesBlack folder containing photographs, recollections of early Tatura and District Pioneers. Mactier/Wilsonpark, flanagan, brady, curtis, crawford, maher, ranson, reilly, tatura history, family histories, hogan, tatura families

Soft cover, white with black writing. Photos of 10 important Pioneers of IrrigationPioneers/of Victorian/Irrigation/State Rivers and Water Supply Commissionirrigation pioneers, tatura, books, reference

Colour photograph of Charles Wilson Memorial. Charles was an early pioneer of Tatura. Born 1855, died 1901 . He was a J.P.Colour photo of Charles Wilson memorial fountain in Tatura in Tatura Bowls garden. On back of photo, The Charles Wilson memorial fountain situated at the Tatura Bowls club.

Copy of photograph of first home of Thomas Hogan, early pioneer of Tatura. Still standing in Hogan Street, Tatura. Occupied by Mr T. Hunter.Black and white photograph of first home of Thomas Hogan. Exterior.on back: first home of Thomas Hoganthomas hogan

Very old, part of photograph of Victoria Hotel, owned by Thos Bazeley. Early pioneers of Tatura. Upstairs iron lacework verandah has been removed but Hotel is still standing. 1989. Now known as Sarah and Kate's Victoria Hotel.Original. Very old sepia photograph of Bazeley's Hotel, Hogan Street, Tatura. Two women on balcony, four men standing in front. On cardboard.on back: Bazeley's Victoria Hotel, Hogan Street, Tatura.thos bazeley, victoria hotel tatura

This pastel portrait by Robert Hofmann is of Friedrich Goldschmied. He was born in a Polish village on 28 May 1912, then part of the Austrian - Hungarian empire, but lived for the early part of his life in Vienna. By 1938/39 he and his stepfather, as Jews, fled across Europe and somehow ended up in England by 1940. His Mother, who refused to believe the danger, sadly ended up in one of the camps. In England he was interned as an enemy alien on the Isle of Man. Refusing to join the Pioneer Corps he was a passenger on the notorious Dunera. I am sure you know this nasty bit of history and remained in the camp in Tatura, as far as I know, until returning to England in 1947. As you see from the portrait it was drawn in 1941 by Robert Hofmann, also an internee in Tatura. He married in 11 February 1954 and died in 29 October 1978. His wife died last year (2014).This portrait was drawn by Robert Hofmann, in camp 2 at Tatura. Lurline Knee is responsible for writing the history of this artist and Friedrich Goldschmied.This is a pastel portrait of Friedrich Goldschmied by Robert Hofmann.friedrich goldschmied, robert hofmann, tatura internment camps

Longest recorded march by AIF Battalion in full kit Puckapunyal Tatura Shepparton and returnLong Marcch 2/2nd Pioneer Battalion November 1940a i f, 2/2nd battalion, photograph, people

copy of Original photograph. Original still in owners hands (donor). Characters dressed as old pioneers Black and white photograph of street procession to celebrate Back to Tatura 1932. Costumed group in GIGBack to procession float - old pioneers with Bertha Jean Hill in pictureback to tatura 1932, bertha jean hill, j. davies

A retirement certificate from the office of the President of Tatura Mechanics Institute and Free Library.Red Leather folder with gold pattern on back and front. Inside left border of red with gold pattern and fawn coloured padded section on which is stuck and photograph of Francis Williams and a tag (see below) The right side has same red and gold border with a fawn coloured cardboard frame with flowers on it. An oval shape has been cut out and a certificate of retirement from Tatura Mechanics Institute placed inside. The certificate is very ornately printed in gold, red and blue. The oval shape is coloured gold.Front: To Francis Williams Esq. JP. Inside left: Francis Williams (Senior), early pioneer and store owner, Hogan Street.tatura mechanics institute, retirement certificate, frances williams

A pioneer march of soldiers came through Tatura from Seymour to Shepparton beginning of WW2.Black and white copy photograph of soldiers marching east down Hogan Street, Tatura. 1939-1940.on back: Pioneer March 1939-1940pioneer march

Family history of the East Family and related pioneers. Photos and family trees. Copy No. 117 of 150 copies printed for private distribution in memory of Constance EastGreen hard cover with green dust cover stuck on. Covered with plasticeast family, a family who's who vol 1v, east r, eildon dam, irrigation, tatura, books, history, local

Soft cover - white with black printing. Photos of 10 important pioneeers of irrigationirrigation pioneers, biographies, aqua, tatura, books, irrigation

Recording the history of Mercy nuns as pioneer music teachers in Victoria. Many nuns taught at Tatura. Stories and pictures in the book.Pale blue cover, black lettering, sketch of music symbols. History of music. Melbourne Province.tatura convent, sisters of mercy nuns, music teachers

Recording the history of Mercy nuns, as pioneer music teachers in Victoria. Many nuns taugt at TaturaPale Blue cover. Black lettering, sketch of music symbols. History of Music, Melbourne Province.tatura convent, sisters of mercy, music teachers, pioneer music teachers

Recording the history of mercy nuns, as pioneer music teachers, in Victoria. Many nuns taught schooling and music at TaturaPale blue cover, black lettering. Sketch of music symbols. History of music, Melbourne Province 1857-1984tatura convent, sisters of mercy, pioneer music teachers

2/2nd. Pioneer Battalion in Hogan Street, under command of Lieut. Colonel Wellington on the long march with full pack, Seymour, Tatura Shepparton and return, November 1940. 3 images.

Material collected and donated. Photographs of Army Garrison members; POW Camps including Graytown. Records E.J. Martin; T.J. Bowen; K. Liston; Photograph of water colour sketch by Pow. H. Hartmann. Dinner menus. 2/2nd. Pioneer march through Tatura. Photograph of Sgt. Johan Thomsen and five others at Graytown. Service Record White, Cyril Leyshon (2). Report of sale of paintings - Mrs. Ethel Jones, Bendigo. Service Record - Broughton Edward Renata Muhunga. Copy of AWM record 17th Garrison Battalion. Copy of AWM record 17th Garrison Battalion No. 1 Camp WW1. Copy of drawing by Leyshon-White, Cyril. Photocopy of group including N.J. Thomsen. Photocopied AWM photos including W. Ruthven. Photocopied AWM photo of delayed action rifle firing device invented by W.C. Scurry. Photo and appointment of Lieut. Tackaberry. Six photos of camps and sketch of Dhurringile donated by W. Severino.Black two ring folder with printed material and photos in plastic sleeves.army garrison members, pow camp graytown, e j martin, t j bowen, k liston, h hartmann, dinner menus, pioneer march, sergeant johan thomsen, greytown pow camp, cyril leyshon white, mrs ethel jones, edward renate muhunga broughton, 17th garrison battalion, n j thomse, w ruthven, delayed action rifle firing device, w c scurry, lieutenant tackaberry, w severino