The Victory Hall, Tatura, was opened on 9 March 1926 by the Governor General Lord Stonehaven. The architect was Mr A. S. Eggleston.Black and white photograph of Victory Hall Hogan Street Tatura 1987on back: Victory Hall Tatura 1987lord stonehaven, a. s. eggleston, victory hall tatura

Original photograph of Bachelors and Spinsters Ball dancers in formal evening wear.Black and white original photograph of large group of dancers, Victory Hall Tatura c 1920's.on back: Albert Hampton Photographer, Tatura, Victoriatatura bachelors and spinsters ball, victory hall tatura

Original photograph of Bachelors and Spinsters Ball dancers in formal evening wear and elaborate decorations hang from roof. Black and white original photograph of large group of dancers, Victory Hall Tatura c 1920's.on back: Albert Hampton Photographer, Tatura, Victoriatatura bachelors and spinsters ball, victory hall tatura

This object was installed at the Victory Hall, Tatura, to change main power (AC 240 v), to DC (direct current 30 volts). This supply was required to run the hall's picture show.An electrical devise which changes AC power supply to DC supply.Makers name; title object; Ref. to voltage, amps. AC and DC.rectifier, victory hall tatura, electrical converters

Photograph of crowd at Catholic Ball at Victory Hall Tatura in 1930.Catholic Ball 7 July 1930catholic balls tatura, tatura dances

Copy. Black and white photograph of CWA pageant of all nations. Rene Lockwood representing - John Bull, Jean Davies - Italy, Dos Dunlop - France. Ellen Maskell, Peter Mactier and Kit Mactier. Copy. Black and white photograph of CWA pageant, Victory Hall, Tatura, 1940.on bottom of photograph: 1940 CWA pageant, all nations. Names of participants (see below)cwa pageant

Contains pictures of various members of the committee, Shire and Governor General and Victory Hall2 pages of A4 paper folded in half to make a small booklet. Cream coloured paper with blue writing and faded black border. Inside pages are printed in blue with pictures.victory hall, opening concerts, 1926 opening concert

To record the history of WW1 men from Tatura who are on the Roll of Honour held at Victory Hall, TaturaWhite back cover. Red and black front cover. 3 Soldiers - J Head, J McColl, A Robinson pictured. Other soldiers silhouetted. Cover design by Will FordTo Tatura & District Historical Society with Best Wishes from Tony 11.11.02ww1, books, history, local, military

Produced in connection with the comedy by local artists. Profits in aid of Boy Scouts. Entertainment held in Victory Hall, TaturaBeige coloured folder, recording cast numbers and scenes from theatrical production.theatre, entertainment, documents, programme

Copy of photograph of Debutante set Catholic ball Victory Hall Tatura 1933. Debs presented to Mr and Mrs T. Hastie. Original held by Museum.Black and white copy of photograph of Tatura Catholic Ball 1933on back: Catholic ball Tatura 1933. Names attached to bottom of photo:

Black and white photograph of photo taken at Rodney Arts Society Arts and Crafts Exhibition in Victory Hall Tatura 1984. Ann Mitchell, Edna Asboth, Clare Gleeson pictured.Black and white photograph of arts and crafts exhibition on back: Rodney Arts Society Arts and Craft Exhibitionrodney arts society, ann mitchell, edna asboth, clare gleeson

Mechanics Institute built 1881, used for library, meetings and other functions. Victory Hall opened 1926 used for balls, dances, square dances, as a picture theatre for many years, concerts, toy library, new catering facilities.Black and white photograph of Victory Hall, Mechanics Institute and Library, Hogan Street Tatura. Taken from Fraser Street. Part of Mrs A. Marsh's house on right.on back: Victory Hall, Mechanics Institute and Library, Tatura, 1987victory hall, mechanics institute tatura

Photograph of decorations on Victory Hall and Mechanics Institute, Hogan Street, Tatura for Royal visit 1954Black and white copy of photograph of exterior of Victory Hall and Mechanics Institute, Tatura. Austin A40 car in front.on back: Royal Visit 1954

Photograph of H. S. Davey's funeral. 9.2.27. Hearse belonging to C. J. Mitchell. C. J. and E. D. Mitchell sitting up front. H. S. Davey bought the Guardian Newspaper in 1906.Black and white copy photograph of funeral procession of H. S. Davey, Tatura. Victory Hall and Sacred Heart Church in background. 9 February 1927.on back: funeral procession of H. S. Davey 9.2.27. Other details below

Pompey Elliott was one of the most successful and admired Army Brigaderes during World War 1. A comprehensive , deeply researched biography tells Elliott's fascinating story. It examines Elliott's origins and youth, his peacetime careers as a lawyer and politician, and his achievements - as well as the controversies he aroused during his years as a soldier. Pompey Elliott officially opened the Victory Hall in Hogan Street Tatura, on September 14th 1925.This work retrieves a significant Australian from undeserved obscurity. It reassesses notable battles he influenced, including the Gallipoli Landing, Lone PIne, Fromelles, Polygon Wood, Villers - BretonneuxA biography of Pompey Elliott, by Ross McMullin. Paper back edition with colourful portrait of Pompey on cover. (Portrait by Bill McInnes) with thanks to the Australian War Museum) 718 pages, B/W photos, and maps Foreword by Les Carlyon.

Lord Stonehaven,s plane at Byrneside 1926lord stonehaven,s plane at Byrnesidelord stonehaven, victory hall, byrneside, photograph, people

Copy of original photograph of 1st Roman Catholic Presbytery in Tatura built 1889. Black and white photograph of 1st Catholic Presbytery Church Tatura, showing garden and 1st Parish Priest, Father D. O'Connell, standing in front. on back - 1st Catholic Presbytery 1890 between church and Victory Hallsacred heart church tatura, 1st roman catholic church tatura 1888

Original photograph on post card, of Catholic Ball, Tatura, 1933. Debs and partners presented to Mr and Mrs T. Hastie. Many local identities. Misses A. Hunter, C. Mulchay, two unknown.Black and white photograph of Catholic Ball, Tatura, 1933. Note Victory Hall very gaily decorated with streamers. Interior.on back: Catholic Ball Tatura 1933. Names of Debs and partnerscatholic ball 1933

relating to known life of Robert Mactier VC in power point presentation form as shown at the fundraising dinner and auction at the Victory Hall on 19 October 2013 (fundraiser towards erection of a statue).USBrobert mactier vc, vc receivers, life histories, vc statues

Photograph of decorative archway erected by Tatura Agricultural Society to greet the Queen. Victory Hall portico, on left, Youngs' Cafe and residence on right.Black and white copy of photograph of welcome sign at corner of Hogan and Fraser Streets, Tatura, for Royal visit 1954.on back: Royal Visit 1954

Mechanics Institute Hall opened 1881 was Tatura's first public buildingPhotographic and photocopiedrecords of archival materials covering development 1881-1972, 1977-1983victory hall, documents, reports