Repairs to the Port Melbourne Town Hall clock tower were undertaken c.1950. One member of Council staff stands on top of the pediment while the other 5 are on the temporary scaffolding. The clock itself appears to have been temporarily covered over presumably to prevent damage. L - R Frank WHITE, Bill THACKRAY, J SHARPE , ? , Ross McKENZIE & Bill HELLINGS above the pediment. B & W photograph of workmen during repairs to the Port Melbourne Town Hall clock tower.Repairs to Clock Tower Town Hall. W THACKAY, F WHITE, B HELLINGS on toplocal government - city of port melbourne, port melbourne town hall, frank white, bill thackray, j sharpe, ross mckenzie, bill hellings

Postcard. Rotunda in left foreground, and Town Hall Clock tower in background.

Town Hall Clock Tower looking South West down Victoria Street 1965stawell streetscape

St. Matthew’s Church 1959-1960 taken from town hall clock tower. Photo taken around 1959 -1960. The Centenary book states brick fence and pillars were a gift from McCracken Family, but not in the year the church was built. This photo was used for the Centenary book cover and was taken from the Town Hall clock tower. The roof line in bottom right corner of photo is rear of town hall.Two photographs of St Matthew's Church taken from the Stawell Town Hall. The photo shows an aerial view of the church and houses behind the church. stawell religion

Yields information about the operation of horse tram trailers behind electric trams and the appearance of Ballarat Sturt St c1906.Postcard - looking north west from the Town Hall clock tower, c1905 - 06 - with an ESCo electric tram hauling a loaded ex horse tram trailer. Has the Snows and the buildings on the north side of Sturt St in the view, including Anderson Morse Coach builders. Has the title "Sturt St Ballarat looking North West" in the bottom left hand corner. On the rear - divided back type with space for stamp, address and correspondence and the printer's name "Litho Coy, Ballarat". "$16" in stamp position in pencil.trams, tramways, sturt st, trailers, horse trams, esco

Stawell Town Hall building clock tower with scaffoldingstawell

Stawell Town Hall building clock tower with scaffoldingstawell

Stawell Town Hall building clock tower with scaffoldingstawell

Stawell Town Hall without clock tower. C1930-1935stawell

Stawell from top of Town Hall looking at upper Main Street. Gold Reef Mall on left. Post Office Arcade in centre of photo. Stawell Technical School prominent in photo. Town Hall Hotel at right of photo. 1980-1984stawell business streetscape

Stawell Mall looking East from top of town hall in Main Street. Post Office Arcade at right of photo. Stawell Technical School background right of photo. 1980-1984stawell business education streetscape

View from the Clock Tower looking West down Main Street (1965)streetscape

View from the Clock Tower looking North West across Scallan Street (1965)stawell streetscape

View from Clock Tower looking East up Main Street approx 1962stawell streetscape

View from Clock Tower looking East up Main Street approx 1991stawell streetscape

View from Clock Tower looking North along Scallan Street approx 1991stawell

View from Clock Tower looking towards Black Range approx 1991stawell

Stawell Mall looking East from top of town hall in Main Street. Post Office Arcade in centre of photo. Stawell Technical School prominent in photo. 1980-1984stawell business streetscape

View from the Clock Tower looking East up Main Street (1965)streetscape

View from Clock Tower looking East up Main Street approx 1962stawell streetscape

Stawell Town Hall without clock tower. 1878 Designed by John D'Alton. Two story brick building with a parapet on top, a portico central with arch doorways. Several copies. large copies in Drawer 19. Victorian Views. C. Herbert, Photo. Stawell 1878stawell

Stawell Town Hall with no clock towerstawell

Large crowd scene in front of Town Hall for Town Hall Tower & Clock Opening 1939. This photograph was taken in front of the Stawell Town Hall for the opening of Clock and tower May 1939. Extremely large group of people outside a two storey building with bunting over the crowd,Opening of Clock Tower May 1939? Mrs L.J. Hollowaystawell

Photograph showing department stores and Prahran Town Hall clock tower in the distance. The street is busy with several horse drawn vehicles, a Carlton bound cable tram and many pedestrians walking under the verandahs. No motor vehicles are in sight. Yields information about Chapel Street, Prahran Black and white photograph with note on front and postcard markings on rear.Note on front reads: "Chapel Street, Prahran" horse drawn vehicles, cable trams, carlton, department stores, prahran town hall clock tower, pedestrians, verandahs

Postcard looks south along Chapel St from near Commercial Rd, showing some of the department stores and the Prahran Town Hall clock tower. A cable tram, horse drawn vehicles and a few pedestrians are also show. Yields information about Chapel StA hand coloured postcard with glitter glued to buildings along with date and location. On rear are postcard markings, stamp, recipient's address and brief hand written personal message. Printed on front 'Chapel St Prahran' and handwritten '3.4.06' and brief best wishes. On rear: 'Post Card' , stamp and post mark for Windsor 1921 and address in Hobart.cable trams, horse drawn carriages, pedestrians, commercial rd, chapel st, department stores, prahran town hall clock tower

Postcard photograph of Collins Street looking west from a high window near Russell Street. The photograph includes several cable trams and motor vehicles, the Town Hall clock tower and many pedestrians on the footpath between Swanston Street and Elizabeth Street. Yields information about Collins Street and the Town HallBlack and white postcard with title on front and postcard markings on rear.On front: 'The Rose Series P 583, Town Hall and Collins Street, Melbourne. Vic'. On rear: a large drawing of a rose and 'Real Photo The Rose Series De Luxe, Published by The Rose Stereographs, Armadale, Victoria. collins street, russell street, swanston street, elizabeth street, cable trams, motor vehicles, pedestrians, town hall clock tower

Town Hall Tower & Clock Opening 1939. Group of people standing with a young child holding a bunch of flowers in front of Stawell Town Hall, Main Street. This photograph was taken of the steps of the Stawell Town Hall. The original guests assembled for the unveiling of the tower and clock - 10th May 1939. Two Black and white photograph of a official group. In the central between the group is the Australian flag ready for unveiling ceremany. Photo on a grey mount with boarder. The second copy paid by grant 1991.Unveiling of Town Hall Clock by Mrs D. Barnes Stan Freeland & Mrs Freeland, Mr & Mrs M. Cowman Mayor, Mrs Sharply, Mr & Mrs McCracken, Cn. Haase From L. to R. on left of flag ? Mayoress Mrs Cowman, Mrs N. Kelly. Mrs Kelly donated the tower and clock - the inscription on tablet - "The clock and tower on this town hall were erected by Mrs Norman Kelly, in memory of her father, the late Cr. George Barnes J.P. A councillor of the Borough of Stawell over a period of 47 years and also her mother, the late Emma Barned - 10th May 1939.stawell

Town Hall Tower & Clock Opening 1939. Group of people in front of Town Hall Main Street Stawell. Unveiling of Town Hall Clock by Mrs D. Barnes Stan Freeland & Mrs Freeland, Mr & Mrs M. Cowman Mayor, Mrs Sharply, Mr & Mrs McCracken, Cn. Haase From L. to R. on left of flag ? Mayoress Mrs Cowman, Mrs N. Kelly. Mrs Kelly donated the tower and clock - the inscription on tablet - "The clock and tower on this town hall were erected by Mrs Norman Kelly, in memory of her father, the late Cr. George Barnes J.P. A councillor of the Borough of Stawell over a period of 47 years and also her mother, the late Emma Barned - 10th May 1939.Black and white photo of a group of people standing around a column with the Australian flag.Unveiling of Town Hall Clock by Mrs D. Barnes Stan Freeland & Mrs Freeland, Mr & Mrs M. Cowman Mayor, Mrs Sharply, Mr & Mrs McCracken, Cn. Haase From L. to R. on left of flag ? Mayoress Mrs Cowman, Mrs N. Kelly. Mrs Kelly donated the tower and clock - the inscription on tablet - "The clock and tower on this town hall were erected by Mrs Norman Kelly, in memory of her father, the late Cr. George Barnes J.P. A councillor of the Borough of Stawell over a period of 47 years and also her mother, the late Emma Barned - 10th May 1939.stawell

Photograph looks north along Glenferrie Road towards High Street and the Malvern Town Hall clock tower, where a large number of people are gathered across the intersection. A single truck tramcar number 5 travels towards the High Street intersection along the double track tramway on Glenferrie Road as a few pedestrians walk along the footpath. The photographer is located just north of the new Prahran and Malvern Tramway Trust depot that opened in May 1910. No motor vehicles are in sight. Letters and postcards were the primary form of communication between people before the telephone; postcards were frequently used to send a short note to another person who lived in the same city. There were two mail deliveries on weekdays and one on Saturdays.Yields information about the use of postcards for short messages Black and white photograph with note on front and postcard message and stamp on rear.Note on front reads: "Glenferrie Road, Malvern" Written in ink on rear: "Miss G Martin, The Bend, Dandenong, Malvern Will be home by two thirty train Eve"pedestrians, glenferrie road, high street, malvern town hall clock tower, tramcar number 5, prahran and malvern tramway trust depot, postcards