Black and white photograph of the crowd at the Mitcham Football Club rock concert held in 1998 at Walker Park. Approximately 3,000 young people attended. Photograph has advertising for 'Rocking the East' 1999.rockin'' in the east, rock concert, walker park, mitcham football club

Walker Park grandstand is to be refurbished at a cost of $3.62 million with completion date of early 2020Walker Park grandstand is to be refurbished. walker park, city of whitehorse

The State government will contribute towards building female change rooms at Walker Park, Mitcham.The State government will contribute towards building female change rooms at Walker Park, Mitcham.walker park, mitcham, city of whitehorse, public utilities

Coloured photograph of grandstand at Walker Park, showing the recent alteration to the right hand side.walker park, grandstands

Series of photographs loaned for copying by Robert Collier through Keith Rooney. Photographs have been scanned by Ted Arrowsmith at 300dpi as a 'tiff' and burnt onto a CD Rom. copies of photographs were produced from the CD Rom for inclusion in the album.Black and white photograph of Grandstand in Mitcham Reserve, now Walker Park.,( First of three on this site).grandstands, walker park

Grandstand at Walker Park Mitcham in 1938. By the attire it looks like summer so watching cricket.mitcham, football, walker park, grandstand

Coloured photograph of new Scoreboard and toilet block - Walker Park at the north end of the playing arena..walker park, scoreboards

Coloured photograph of grandstand in Walker Park on the corner of Dunlavin and Whitehorse Road, Mitcham. (Photograph taken from main entry to park)grandstands, walker park

Part of State Government funding in 2020$100,000 has been granted by the State Government for new cricket nets at Walker Park, Mitcham and $412,500 for the Mitcham shopping strip rejuvenation.walker park, cricket, mitcham cricket club

Photocopynon-fictionThe new pavilion at Walker Park in Nunawading officially opened in April 2022walker park, walker park blackburn, pavilions

Coloured photo of Pavilion at Walker Park before alterations. Home ground of Mitcham Football and Cricket Clubs. This building replaced the original timber building.walker park

Coloured photograph of spectator steps in Walker Park, Mitcham, Corner Dunlavin and Whitehorse Roads. Photograph taken from southern (Whitehorse Road) end. Toilets are the brick building.walker park, mitcham, spectator steps.

Coloured photograph of Walker Park, Whitehorse Road, Mitcham showing Cricket match in progress with the grandstand in background. Photographed from Dunlavin Road wing (eastern side) looking towards the city. The grandstand is the second on the site which was previously by a timber grandstand - burned down in late 1940's. Photograph also shows location of Nunawading Youth Club now known as Nunawading Gymnastics and Sports Club inc.walker park, cricket, grandstands

Black and white photo of Nunawading Youth Club at Walker Park.walker park, youth clubs, nunawading youth club

Coloured photograph of Nunawading Youth Club building in Walker Park on corner Dunlavin and Whitehorse Roads, Mitcham.nunawading youth club, mitcham, walker park

A brief outline of transfers of ownership of parklands -Walker Park, Morton Park, Nunawading Park, Vermont Park.A brief outline of transfers of ownership of parklands -Walker Park, Morton Park, Nunawading Park, Vermont Park.parks and reserves, walker park, blackburn, keogh, james, national trustees executors and agency co of australia, delhi street, mitcham, morton park, woods, john, freehold investment and banking company of australia ltd, blackburn and tunstall property co, nunawading park, orr, joseph, kelly, mary ann, john james, bridget, vermont park, camm, henry arnold and co ltd, davies, matthew henry, sir, gascoigne investment co ltd, leonard, william howard, thorn, henry

A thick colourful cardnon-fictionWhitehorse Council proposes to repurpose the site of the Mitcham Tennis Club and the public are requested to file a protest survey by QR Code.mitcham tennis club, walker park, city of whitehorse, mcgowan nick

2 Black and white copies of Aerial View of various sites in Nunawading. - Mitcham Technical School, Walker Park , Nunawading Police Station, Bunnings Warehouse, Mobile Industrial Equipment Ltd, Municipal Chambers, Nunawading Library, Turner Industries, Harvey Norman, Feiglins Timber Yard, Holeproof ,Agfa, York Industries and|City of Nunawading. Council Depot.mitcham technical school, walker park, nunawading police station, bunnings warehouse nunawading, mobile industrial equipment ltd., city of nunawading. council chambers, nunawading library, turner industries, harvey norman, feiglins timber yard, holeproof, agfa, york industries, city of nunawading. council depot

Edgar Edwardes Walker was the founding manager of the Australian Brick, Tile and Tesselated Tile Company, which began operations in Mitcham in 1886. Changed to the Australian Tesselated Tile Company in 1895, Walker became owner in 1922. It became the largest of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. He was a Nunawading Shire Councillor for 25 years and several times Shire President. Walker Park in Nunawading is a lasting monument to his record of service.Coloured photograph of the tombstone on grave 737, Presbyterian section, Box Hill Cemetery.|Walker, Edgar Edwardes: 29 January 1862 - 12 December 1936|Walker, Elizabeth Catherine: 6 May 1862 - 11 May 1936walker, edgar edwardes, elizabeth catherine, australian tesselated tile co. pty. ltd., tombstones, walker park

Black and white photo of Cottees Float for Queen Elizabeth II Motorcade through Nunawading to Walker Park, Mitcham. All floats assembled on the Walker Park. Float was assembled by Charles Hemming who was employed by Cottees as a Sales Representative.elizabeth ii, queen float, queen of quality, hemming, miriam, barry miriam (nee hemming), charles, cottees, whitehorse road, blackburn

Photograph showing three snapshots of the game Mitcham V Kilsyth in 1962 at Walker Parkmitcham football club, sporting clubs, football clubs

Transfer of land to Shire Blackburn and Mitcham for use as Morton Park, 3 June 1927; Nunawading Reserve, 10 October 1927; Walker Reserve 3 June 1927; Vermont Reserve, 3 June 1927. Names of original land owners and title numbers. Handwritten summaryTransfer of land to Shire Blackburn and Mitcham for use as Morton Park, 3 June 1927; parks and reserves, morton park, nunawading reserve, walker park, vermont park, shire of blackburn and mitcham, shire of nunawading, woods, john, purches, frederick walter, edwin james, coppin, george seth, orr, joseph, kelly, patrick, bridget, morgan, robert rowland, davies, loveday, john edward taylor, keogh, james, mary anne, john james, thomas, camm, matthew henry, sir, leonard, william howard, thorn, henry