Showing 5 items matching "william j.t. clarke"
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Sunbury Family History and Heritage Society Inc.Postcard, John Munns, Sunbury, C1980s
... ...William J.T. Clarke...William Clarke was the first owner of Rupertswood. Goonwarra was one of Sunbury's early vineyards and the gaol was relocated on the police station from its original site at The Gap village on the Calder Highway. The four sites featured are important historic places in Sunbury Emu Bottom Rupertswood Mansion Goonawarra Winery Aitkens Gap Gaol George Evans William J.T. ...The four sites featured on the postcard are: Top row L-R Emu Bottom Homestead and Rupertswood Mansion. Bottom row L-R Goonawarra Vineyard and Aitkens Gap Gaol. George Evans built Emu Bottom and William Clarke was the first owner of Rupertswood. Goonwarra was one of Sunbury's early vineyards and the gaol was relocated on the police station from its original site at The Gap village on the Calder Highway.The four sites featured are important historic places in SunburyA coloured postcard featuring four historic sites in Sunbury. The word 'SUNBURY' is printed in orange across the centre of the card. Details of the four sites, the photographer and the postcard company are on the back.emu bottom, rupertswood mansion, goonawarra winery, aitkens gap gaol, george evans, william j.t. clarke -
Sunbury Family History and Heritage Society Inc.Photograph
... ...William J.T. Clarke...William John Turner Clarke died at Essendon on 13th January 1874 so he never lived to see his grand mansion completed. Rupertswood Mansion is one of a number of grand homes that wealthy European settlers built in various places in Australia in the nineteenth century. Gatehouses Rupertswood Mansion William J.T ...The house in the photograph is the Gatehouse for Rupertswood Mansion. The building of Rupertswood mansion, along with the Lodge, the lake, gardens, grotto, stables and outbuildings, were completed in August 1874, seven months after William John Turner Clarke died at Essendon on 13th January 1874 so he never lived to see his grand mansion completed.Rupertswood Mansion is one of a number of grand homes that wealthy European settlers built in various places in Australia in the nineteenth century.A non-digital coloured photograph of a bluestone two storey cottage with a hipped roof, set in an attractive garden comprising shrubs, trees and flower beds.gatehouses, rupertswood mansion, william j.t. clarke, sunbury -
Sunbury Family History and Heritage Society Inc.Photograph, Rupertswood Restoration Society, Rupertswood Mansion, C1980S
... ...William J.T. Clarke...William Clarke built in 1874 - 76 on land that he had purchased in 1840. Since Rupertswood Mansion was built it has been the venue a variety of events and owners as well as the Clarke family. The property is now owned by the Salesian Order and is a co-educational secondary college. Rupertswood Mansion William J.T ...The mansion in the photograph is Rupertswood, in Sunbury, which William Clarke built in 1874 - 76 on land that he had purchased in 1840.Since Rupertswood Mansion was built it has been the venue a variety of events and owners as well as the Clarke family. The property is now owned by the Salesian Order and is a co-educational secondary college.A non-digital coloured photograph in post card format with a view through trees of a grand Victorian mansion with a tall tower at its main entrance.Printed on the back RUPERTSWOOD MANSION SUNBURY VICTORIA BUILT 1874 - 76/ RUPERTSWOOD RESTORATION SOCIETYrupertswood mansion, william j.t. clarke -
Hume City Civic CollectionBook, Saltwater River History Trails
... From Sunbury to Williamstown some of the names and places mentioned include John Aitken, George Evans, William J.T. Clarke, Ben Eadie, Rupertswood, Goonawarra Vineyard, Organ Pipes, Glenara, Walter Clark, Keilor, Overnewton, Avondale Heights, Solomons ford, Riverview Tea Gardens, Anglers Hotel, Aberfeldie Park, Humes Pipe Works, Powder Magazine, Maribyrnong, Munitions factories, Footscray Park, Flemington, Footscray, Yarraville, Newport, Williamstown, Commonwealth reserve, the blue stone lighthouse. ...From Sunbury to Williamstown some of the names and places mentioned include John Aitken, George Evans, William J.T. Clarke, Ben Eadie, Rupertswood, Goonawarra Vineyard, Organ Pipes, Glenara, Walter Clark, Keilor, Overnewton, Avondale Heights, Solomons ford, Riverview Tea Gardens, Anglers Hotel, Aberfeldie Park, Humes Pipe Works, Powder Magazine, Maribyrnong, Munitions factories, Footscray Park, Flemington, Footscray, Yarraville, Newport, Williamstown, Commonwealth reserve, the blue stone lighthouse. ...This book which was printed in 1984 gives not only the geology of the area but also the history of the various areas that Jacksons Creek and the Saltwater River now known as the Maribyrnong River pass through. There are many drawings and photos accompanying the information relating to the various areas and buildings researched in this book. From Sunbury to Williamstown some of the names and places mentioned include John Aitken, George Evans, William J.T. Clarke, Ben Eadie, Rupertswood, Goonawarra Vineyard, Organ Pipes, Glenara, Walter Clark, Keilor, Overnewton, Avondale Heights, Solomons ford, Riverview Tea Gardens, Anglers Hotel, Aberfeldie Park, Humes Pipe Works, Powder Magazine, Maribyrnong, Munitions factories, Footscray Park, Flemington, Footscray, Yarraville, Newport, Williamstown, Commonwealth reserve, the blue stone lighthouse. One copy of this book has the author's signature on the inside first page. A small cream/olive green colour covered printed book of 74 pages. The front cover shows part of a pen and wash drawing of a homestead. It has the name of the book and the author Hugh Anderson printed at the top of the cover and Sunbury to the Sea printed at the bottom. There are many drawings and photos included in the book. The author Hugh Anderson has signed a copy on the inside first page.SALTWATER RIVER/HISTORY TRAILS/HUGH ANDERSON/Sunbury to the Seasaltwater river, maribyrnong river, jacksons creek, anderson hugh, sunbury, keilor, organ pipes national park, solomons ford, riverview tea gardens, humes pipe works, powder magazine, footscray, yarraville, newport, williamstown -
Federation University Historical CollectionDocument, Dianne Campbell, Ballarat Lawyers 1853-1895 Research Folders, c2000-2021
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