Showing 9 items matching "uprooted trees"
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University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Black and white print, Flood in Orchard, 1934
... uprooted trees... examining the ground by the flooded river. Uprooted trees behind... jessep uprooted trees Black and white photograph. George Russ ...This photograph was sent to Burnley in an envelope printed, "On His Majesty's Service" Centenary Celebrations State of Victoria & City of Melbourne 1934-35 Department of Agriculture, Melbourne and handwritten on it "Flood in orchard 1/12/1934 Mr. Jessep." Note by T.H. Kneen 8 April 1992, "Alex Jessep (left) with Tom Trahair. Periodically Tom would take leave to go back to his home town Yackandandah to test a new theory to find the lost gold seam at the Little Waterloo mine."Black and white photograph. George Russ and Frank Ellery examining the ground by the flooded river. Uprooted trees behind them.This photograph was sent to Burnley in an envelope printed, "On His Majesty's Service" Centenary Celebrations State of Victoria & City of Melbourne 1934-35 Department of Agriculture, Melbourne and handwritten on it "Flood in orchard 1/12/1934 Mr. Jessep."george russ, frank ellery, centenary celebrations, orchard, tom trahair, 1934 flood, alex jessep, uprooted trees -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Black and white print, Orchard After Flood, 1934
... Orchard after flood: shows close up of uprooted tree.... flood: shows close up of uprooted tree. Orchard After Flood ...Orchard after flood: shows close up of uprooted tree.orchard, yarra river, floods, 1934, fruit trees -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Black and white print, Orchard in Flood, 1934
... uprooted trees..... Orchard in flood, shows uprooted trees. Orchard in Flood ...Black and white photograph. Orchard in flood, shows uprooted trees.orchard, yarra river, floods, 1934 -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Black and white print, Orchard in Flood, 1934
... uprooted trees.... photograph. Orchard in flood: shows uprooted trees. Orchard in Flood ...Black and white photograph. Orchard in flood: shows uprooted trees.orchard, yarra river, floods, 1934, fruit trees -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Black and white print, Orchard After Flood, 1934
... uprooted trees.... photograph. Orchard after flood: shows uprooted trees. Orchard After ...Black and white photograph. Orchard after flood: shows uprooted trees.orchard, yarra river, floods, 1934, fruit trees -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Black and white print, Orchard After Flood, 1934
... close up of uprooted tree.... photograph. Orchard after flood: shows close up of uprooted tree ...Black and white photograph. Orchard after flood: shows close up of uprooted tree.orchard, yarra river, floods, 1934, fruit trees -
Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps MuseumPhotograph, Big Eildon Under Construction, 1954
... Large sepia photograph. Rocks and uprooted trees... UNDER CONSTRUCTION." Large sepia photograph. Rocks and uprooted ...Taken by photographer for State Rivers and Water Supply Commission. Taken at Mount SugarloafLarge sepia photograph. Rocks and uprooted trees in foreground, temporary wooden huts and truck, middle distance terraced earthen dam wall, left of wall water dammed back rounded hills beyond.Bottom edge of photo: "State Rivers and Water Supply Commission / BIG EILDON UNDER CONSTRUCTION."victoria state rivers and water supply commission, eildon, eildon dam -
Greensborough Historical SocietyNewspaper Clipping - Digital Image, No reason to uproot trees, 21/08/1973
... to uproot trees Newspaper Clipping - Digital Image Diamond Valley ...A Letter to the Editor complaining about the removal of trees near the corner of Diamond Creek Road and St Helena Road [1973] Digital copy of newspaper article, black text.diamond creek road, st helena road greensborough -
National Wool MuseumAcorn
Acorn and caps are from a 15 metre high Valonia oak tree (Quercus ithaburensis macrolepis) which was uprooted during a storm on Tuesday, 1st December 1987. The tree was planted in the Geelong Botanic Gardens by the first curator, Daniel Bunce, from an acorn shipped to Charles Ibbotson from Southern Europe in 1861. Ibbotson was the Chairman of the Management Committee of the Gardens and a woolbroker and merchant who founded the company Dalgety, Ibbotson and Co. with F.G. Dalgety in 1852. The acorns arrived in poor condition, but later established well. Very few Valonia Oaks were successfully propagated in Australia. Valonia oak caps were an important species which were used in the European tanning industry and Australian tanners were eager to grow the oak here.Five immature acorn caps from a Valonia oak, first planted in the Geelong Botanic Gardens in 1861 from acorns forwarded by Charles Ibbotson. Acorn and cap from a Valonia oak, first planted in the Geelong Botanic Gardens in 1861 from acorns provided by Charles Ibbotson. geelong botanic gardens dennys, lascelles limited city of greater geelong, tanning, valonia oak, ibbotson, mr a. charles, the heights, newtown, geelong.
