City of Whitehorse Public Notice proposing to name the sporting oval at Whitehorse Reserve the Howard Wilson Oval. Howard Wilson was highly regarded by the cricketing community.City of Whitehorse Public Notice proposing to name the sporting oval at Whitehorse Reserve the Howard Wilson Oval.wilson, howard, whitehorse reserve, mcgrath, stephen

An incomplete list of more than 50 parks and reserves in Whitehorse and the origin of their names. Printed copy with plastic spiral binding with front and back plastic covers. Some photo originals faded.non-fiction List of more than 50 Whitehorse Parks and Reserves and the Name Origincity of whitehorse, parks and reserves, halliday park, box hill gardens, yarran dheran, schwerkolt cottage, gardiners creek reserve, whitehorse reserve, walker park, slater reserve, old strathdon orchard, morton thomas, boer war memorial linsey park, kyalite, elmore walk, john gardiner, bruce and daisy campbell, upton house, ballyshanassay, blackburn lake

non-fictionTen newly declared off-lead areas are now available for dog walkersbennettswood reserve, east burwood reserve, eley park (north), elgar park, junction road reserve, koonung reserve, slater reserve, springfield reserve, surrey park, whitehorse reserve

A list of Whitehorse Parks & Reserves dated July 2003, 2nd Edition. The Reports on them are held in the Local History Collections if the Nunawading Library,Parks and Reserves in Whitehorse July 2003.Blue cover page dated July 2003, 2nd Edition listing the Parks and Reserves in Whitehorse.parks and reserves, nunawading library

Parks & Reserves - City of Whitehorse Parks & Reserves Names & Origins

Originally called the Reserve Hotel; built in 1895Black and white photograph and negative of the Mitcham Hotel taken in 1954 from the north-west corner of the junction of Mitcham and Whitehorse Roads (Note early introduction of traffic lights)mitcham hotel, mitcham road, mitcham, whitehorse road, reserve hotel, byrne's

Heritage Trail funded by grant to the City of Whitehorse from Commonwealth of Australia to celebrate 100 years of Federation.Coloured photograph of an aborigine playing Didgeridoo at opening of Whitehorse Heritage Trail at Gardiners Creek Reserve, Burwood.whitehorse heritage trail, city of whitehorse, gardiners creek reserve, didgeridoo

2 x A4 pagesnon-fictionMahoneys Hall is currently under threat of demolition from Whitehorse Council and they state another venue needs to be found for the playing of Table Tennismahoneys hall, mahoneys reserve, whitehorse activity club, haines bruce

Black and white photo of reserve in Whitehorse Road, Mitcham. Thin black bordersoldiers memorial, mitcham

City of Whitehorse Parks and Reserves: names and origins 2003The origins of park and reserve names in the City of WhitehorseAn A4 ring-bound booklet of 23 pages on the Origin of Parks' Names. Illustratedparks and reserves, city of whitehorse

Pamphlet about athletic facilities in the City of Whitehorse at East Burwood Reserve and Hagenauer Reserve, Box Hill.Pamphlet about athletic facilitiessportsgrounds, east burwood reserve, hagenauer reserve, box hill, athletics, city of whitehorse

Draft Report on the fire management strategy for bushland reserves by Whitehorse City Council. 20 October 1997. 45 pagesDraft Report on the fire management bushfire prevention, city of whitehorse, antonio park, mitcham, bellbird dell, blackburn lake sanctuary, hale property, heatherdale reserve, stephens reserve, somers trail, trove park, yarran dheran, r e gray reserve

Heritage Trail funded by grant to the City of Whitehorse from Commonwealth of Australia to celebrate 100 years of Federation.Coloured photograph of Cr. Bill Bowie, Mayor, City of Whitehorse, speaking at opening of Whitehorse Heritage Trail Furness Reserve, Main Road Blackburn.whitehorse heritage trail, city of whitehorse, bowie, bill, baressi, phillip

Produced as one of a series of 24 prints commissioned by Nunawading & District Historical Society -|Theme: Intersections of Mitcham and Nunawading 2000/2001.|See also Series by P. Simmenauer on the same theme.Black and white photograph - print and negative of Heatherdale Reserve - Whitehorse side of Heatherdale Road - Features view of Heatherdale Bowls Club with flower garden. Located between Purches Street and Heatherdale Road to south of Panel street.heatherdale bowls club, heatherdale road vermont, heatherdale reserve

non-fictionMiscellaneous information regarding E. E. Walker, Mitcham Football Club, Walker Park, Whitehorse Road Mitcham and Cricket.walker edgar edwardes, mitcham football club, walker park, whitehorse road mitcham, cricket

Black and white photo of War Memorial in Whitehorse Road,Mitcham.The much travelled (located and relocated) soldier has been placed n many since the end of WW1:|1. Centre of Whitehorse Road within reserve midway between Mitcham Road and Station Street |2. Closer to Mitcham Road and on the garden /lawns between Whitehorse Road (main throughway) and the northern service| road. 3. On his pedestal outside the Memorial Hall on the corner of Whitehorse Road and MacDowall Street.|4. Currently mounted in the gardens of Halliday Park in Mitcham Rd.war memorial mitcham, whitehorse road

Programme of running and cycling events and highland dancing competitions with details of entry fees and prize money - Saturday January 8 (1949).Proceeds in aid of Recreation Ground improvements. Advertisers - T. Mathieson Service Station, 128 Whitehorse Road Ringwood, R. France Fruit & Vegetables, 203 Whitehorse Road Ringwood, R.W. Porter Hire Car Service, Phone WU6334, H.J. Bently Timber Merchant, Phone WU6031, Kenneth Marshall Jeweller and Watchmaker & Gifts, Ringwood, Roy Hill Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Opposite Station, Whitehorse Road, Ringwood, R. White Shoes, 30 Whitehorse Road, Ringwood, Phone WU6384, K. Rees Tailors, 100 Whitehorse Road, Ringwood, Stoney's Super Service, Sporting & Electrical Goods, 165-7 Whitehorse Road, Ringwood, A.S. Bailey, Chemist, 173 Whitehorse Road, Ringwood, Phone WU6234.

The bag belonged to Dorothy's mother who resided in Canterbury Road, Vermont, Unit 1, next to Steven Reserve for 20 years until she died. Information from Dorothy Meagher re bead bag:-Dorothy Mavis Don (owner of bag) was born in Cowangie, S.A. in Mallee country in 1907. She married Douglas William Stewart on 22-1-1927 in the Presbyterian Church in Cowangie. Dorothy (known as Mavis) was an accomplished designer and sewer who made clothes etc. up to her death.Multicoloured wooden beaded handbag with handles and zipper. Fan shape.costume accessories, female