Weatherboard is a small town in Western Victoria.Anecdotally the name is thought to have originated because it was the first place in the region to have a home built using weatherboard rather than corrugated iron, stone or bricks. It is in the boundaries of the City of Ballarat. The School, Number 656, was opened on 01 August 1862 and closed on 04 February 1948. it was also known as Weatherboard Hill Common School and Weatherboard Hill State School.The bluestone school building had a slate roofand its first head teacher was James Richmond..In 1915 Health Officer, Dr Willis, strongly condemned the old bluestone building as being damp and unsanitary. in 1948 enrolments dropped to 6 and the school closed. The Weatherboard State School World War One Honour Board is located at Burrumbeet Hall. An early bluestone school known as the Weatherboard School.weatherboard school, former weatherboard school, education, weatherboard hill common school, weatherboard hill state school

Weatherboard Home Upper Main Street – Reeve Family. Black and white photgrapgh of a weatherboard house with veranda across the front, around which is a wooden fence, with a gateway on the streetstawell, reeve

The Photgraph of a Weatherboard Home which was situted Upper Main Street on the left side of the street– It was the home of the Reeve Family. Black and White photgraph of a weatherboard home with veranda across the front, around which a wooden fence and gateway, onto the street.stawell, reeve

Signature Joseph A Scovell was a Beechworth Builder 1907Object removed from Stanley Athenaeum internal front swinging doors when Greg Owen from Period Restorations worked on the Athenaeum building. Weatherboards had been nailed over the window spaces at the top of the doors, this had then been covered with painted masonite board.Wooden weatherboard painted on one side, rough out on the reverseSignature in pencil Joseph A Scovell 1907

Signature Joseph A Scovell was a Beechworth Builder 1907Object removed from Stanley Athenaeum internal front swinging doors when Greg Owen from Period Restorations worked on the Athenaeum building. Weatherboards had been nailed over the window spaces at the top of the doors, this had then been covered with painted masonite board.Wooden weatherboard painted on one side, rough out on the reverseSignature in pencil Joseph A Scovell 1907

Murray Comrie Collection. Identity of building to be confirmed.Monochrome photograph depicting dark-coloured weatherboard building in Tarnagulla.tarnagulla, buildings

Mrs Kinsella ? In front of weatherboard home.stawell

Weatherboard Cottage with Bark Roof and garden c1880stawell house

Davies Family Group outside Weatherboard house Family group seven people plus a baby on mothers knee.Uncle Ted Edward Pryce Davies Grandad Davies brother and wife Kate (nee King) Catherine Agnes King Victoria (Victoria Kathleen) Gwen (Gwendoline Annie) Sonny (John Edward Lawrence) Mollie Mary Margaret (Gaffney) Rene (Catherine Rosanna Frances) Nellie (Ellen Powell) Herbert's Studio Stawellstawell

Private School Students and teachers on verandah of weatherboard building.stawell education

Portrait of David Dunn & Hilda Green Wedding in front of weatherboard home..stawell

Portrait of David Dunn & Hilda Green Wedding group in front of weatherboard home..stawell

Mrs Harris seated and Stan Harris her son standing in front of a weatherboard cottage.Black and white photograph of a standing male beside a seated female. Behind is a weather board house with a timber fence Mrs Harris & Son (Stan) at Great Western. See Stan also 363.2great western

A renovated weatherboard house in Vermont Parade Greensborough sold for over $1.1 million in 2016.News clipping, black text, colour image.vermont parade greensborough, houses in greensborough

Coloured photograph of a federation weatherboard house built in Malvern in 1910 and relocated to Mitcham in 1997 to 1A The Glade, Mitchamhouses, weatherboard house

Railway Yards Stawell with loading ramps and weatherboard shed. Showing Wakeham Street Houses in background c1960Virtually the same view, but shows some more Wakeham Street houses. c 1960's. stawell railways transport

Scanned photograph of W.J. Dawe seated outside weatherboard shed on his property “Lostwithiel” Dawes Road Wonga Park

Weatherboard Home Napier Street Stawell. Corrugated Iron Roof wrought iron Lattice Work on Veranda. Front picket fence with iron gate.Black and white photograph of a weather board home and corrugated iron roof. Wrought iron lace work trimming on veranda. Front fence wooden pickets. Iron single gate. stawell houses

Weatherboard home no. 4 Skene Street. The main feature is the lace work along the veranda. There is a half circle of iron work centrally placed on the veranda roof. Black & white photograph of a weather board home with and iron roof at no. 4 Skene St Stawell. The building has a brick fence and balustrade with elaborate iron lace work.stawell dwelling

gold rush era cottage, lost.Colour photo, 1850's Weatherboard cottage, Warrenheip St. (section 44, Allot.8A,9) formerly owned by Mrs Skelton, being demolished in 1996.buninyong, cottage, mrs. skelton

Group of people (Red Cross?) in front of weatherboard building 1918. Group of women and men - wearing a Red Cross on their arms. Perhaps a group of people interested in voluntary work towards war effort.Black and white photograph of a mixed group of people in front of a weather board building.Front row: M. Chaponnel, C. Waters, Ida Crouch, Mary Dalkin, H. Crouch, Q. Frencham, Lil White, G. Stevens, D. Oates. Balintyre Stawellstawell medical

Two bearded gentlemen standing in front of weatherboard house with wooden shingle roof overgrown with ivy. A rough picket fence and gate in front a boy with straw boater hat sitting against it. Swalwell - Eastlake families.Black and white photograph of a cottage with a shingle roof. Vines trailing around the walls. A rough picket fence and gate. Two males standing in the garden and a young boy with a straw boater hat seated against the fence. 79 Mts 1/2 Aug 7/6 100 Also in brownstawell

gold rush era cottage, lost.Colour photo, 1850's Weatherboard cottage, Warrenheip St. (section 44, Allot.8A,9) formerly owned by Mrs Skelton, being demolished in 1996. View from north.buninyong, cottage, mrs skelton

gold rush era cottage, lost.Colour photo, 1850's Weatherboard cottage, Warrenheip St. (section 44, Allot.8A,9) formerly owned by Mrs Skelton, being demolished in 1996. (close up, front)buninyong, cottage, mrs skelton

Single page advertisement with black and white photographs of two adjoining timber villas fronting Albert Street and Thanet Street, Ringwood for auction on Saturday, 7th May (1921?).Under instructions from E.W. Smail, esq., Public Accountant, 31 Queen Street, Melbourne. Two well constructed timer villas, each containing 5 rooms, electric light, bath and laundry, good position, land to each 66ft x 258 ft., made road. These well-built homes, so nicely situated in this charming district, only 6 minuts to Ringwood Station, Churhes, Shops, etc., are for positive sale, and are specially suitable for homes and in estments. Terms at sale. J.C. Adams & Son, Auctioneer, 364 Burke Road, Camberwell. J.B. McAlpin, Ringwood, Local Agent.

Colour photograph of cottage 36 Ligar Street (Rees family W Rees) taken in 1998stawell houses

Photograph of cottage 36 Ligar Street (Rees family W Rees)stawell houses