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COLOURED PHOTOGRAPH - IAN HARRIS TAKING PHOTO OF PARADE MOVING ALONG SERVICE STREET DURING CELEBRATIONS OF 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF FIRST GOLD DISCOVERY IN VICTORIA. PHOTO TAKEN JULY 2001. STREET CLEANER - LITTLE GEORGE - AND HELPER CLEANING ROAD AHEAD OF VINTAGE CARS.
.1 CLUNES RIOT 9/12/1873 ARTICLE WRITTEN 1973 (HANDWRITTEN) DETAILING HISTORY OF RIOT .2 HISTORY LEADING UP TO RIOT (10 PAGES) .3 EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS 25/10/1873 TO 24/12/1873
clunes riots, newspaper extracts, history 1873
BLACK CARDBOARD COVERED WITH RED BINDING MINUTE BOOK FROM AUGUST 1922 TO MAY 1938. FRONT PAGE HAS PRAYER
AUGUST 1922. CLUNES LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
ladies benevolent society, 1922-1938
TELEGRAM SENT 30/03/1972 TO MRS PEART FROM EDW. FORD WISHING HER BEST WISHES FOR HAPPY REUNION. HANDWRITTEN
telegram, back to 1972
.1 KOALA STOCK CATALOGUE 1977, A2 SHEET SHOWING BOOT AND SHOE STYLES. WHITE PAPER WITH RED HEADER AND FOOTER .2 3 INVOICES. FREIGHT BY VICRAIL TO CLUNES. CARTON OF FOOTWARES
t. harden koala shoes, railway invoices
.1 INVOICE SALE OF BRICKS ETC. TO MARYBOROUGH CREATIVE ARTS .2 CONSTITUTION UNDER TALBOT & CLUNES COUNCIL .3 GUIDELINES FOR SALE OF FOOD BY CHARITABLE AND COMMUNITY ORGANISATION 1987
william barkell mem arts & historical centre, constitution 1987, guidelines
GREEN CARDBOARD COVERED BOOK. BACK TO LEARMONTH OCT 29-31 1937. SOUVENIR PROGRAM, 39 PAGES
back to learmonth oct 29-31 1937, souvenir program
.1 REPORT ON 1948, POSITIONS, ELECTIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS .2 BUILDING FUND 1947 SIGNED BY K. STEART .3 BUILDING FUND 1948 .4 MEMBERS FUND 1948 .5 FIRE, ENEMY OR FRIEND AND ENVELOPE
building fund, members fund, 1947-1948, c.f.a., annual report
BLUE EXERCISE BOOK CONTAINING MINUTES OF MEETINGS 1958
ANTI CANCER CAMPAIGN
anti cancer minutes 1958
BLUE CARDBOARD BLACK BINDING RECEIPT BOOK 1960-64
library 1960-64, receipt book
.1 GREEN SPIRAL BOUND BOOK LISTING WILLIAM BARKELL MEMBERS 1974/5. FOUNDATION MEMBERS AND LIFE MEMBERS .2 FOOLSCAP PAGES WITH MAILING LIST
william barkell memorial arts and historical centre, foundation and life members
.1 DAYLESFORD AND HEPBURN SPRINGS 14 PAGES, ACCOMMODATION, SITES, CHURCHES, MAPS .2 TALBOT TOWNSHIP, SHORT HISTORY AND POINTS OF INTEREST
talbot, daylesford hepburn springs, history maps points of interest
HANDWRITTEN HISTORY OF CLUNES FOOTBALL CLUB 1931-1981. 4 HANDWRITTEN PAGES FROM EXERCISE BOOK
clunes football club, central highlands league
CLUNES WATER SUPPLY
BALLARAT COURIER 16/03/1974 DETAILING HISTORY OF CLUNES WATER SUPPLY FROM 1859 TO 1974
water supply, history, milestones
.1 TYPED EXTRACTS FROM CLUNES GAZETTE 1863-1962, 16 A5 PAGES .2 POPULATION 1872-1877. DWELLINGS AND RATE PAYERS .3 8 PAGES ON CLUNES GROUPS
.1 clunes tourist information, .2 population statistics
LOCAL INFORMATION
INFORMATION ABOUT CLUNES, ORGANISATIONS AND BUSINESSES .1 GUIDE TO THE VISITOR IN MANILLA FOLDER .2 GUIDE TO THE VISITOR INCLUDING TALBOT .3 POSTCARD FROM MURIEL CAMERON
guide to clunes, postcard
LOCAL HISTORY, CLUNES RIOT
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES ABOUT CLUNES RIOT (PHOTOCOPIES) .1 BALLARAT COURIER '100 YEARS AGO TOMORROW THEY RIOTED IN CLUNES' 8/12/1973 .2 THE EVENING POST BALLARAT 10/12/1873 'THE TOWN IS QUIET' .3 10/12/1873 'MINERS, WIVES AND CHILDREN RESISTING THE INTRODUCTION OF CHINESE LABOR .4 VIC. PARLIAMENT NOTICE TAKEN FROM BALLARAT POST 11/12/1873
clunes riot newspaper articles, local mining history
.1 INVITATION, BLUE PAPER, PERFORATED 2/3 WAY DOWN FOR REPLY FOR REUNION NOV 14-21 1925 .2 PROGRAMME CREAM PAPER DETAILS OF ACTIVITIES
'BACK TO CLUNES' REUNION NOV 14 TO 21 1925
reunion 1925 clunes programme, reunion 1925 clunes invitation
BLACK CLIPBOARD CONTAINING RECEIPTS, DETAILS OF GRANTS AND PAYMENTS. REPAIRS TO ROOF OF BUILDING AS WELL AS TOILET BLOCK
wm barkell mem arts and hist. centre. toilet roof repairs, grants
.1 RECORD BOOK SHOWING DONATION TO FUND 4/3/1947 TO 29/9/1959 INCLUDES INVOICES AND RECEIPTS .2 BANK BOOK S.S.B. CLUNES APR 1957 TO AUG 1961
SOLDIERS MEMORIAL FUND 1939-45
soldiers memorial fund 1939-1945, financial record
BLACK CARDBOARD WITH RED BINDER, MINUTES WITH DETAILS OF PUBLIC MEETINGS IN TOWNHALL, CORRESPONDENCE, LETTERS
BACK TO CLUNES MINUTE BOOK
back to 1933 clunes minutes, correspondence
LOCAL HISTORY
GREY CARDBOARD COVERED EXERCISE BOOK 'THE SHELL EX BOOK' CONTAINING MINUTES FROM PLANNING MEETINGS. DETAILS OF BALL TAKINGS, NEWSPAPER ARTICLE REQUEST
BACK TO CLUNES COMMITTEE YEAR 1957
local history
INVOICES AND RECEIPTS FOR BACK TO CLUNES 1962
clunes back to 1962 invoices
BACK TO CLUNES 1972
.1 CORRESPONDENCE ACCOMMODATION .2 LIST OF NAMES
back to 1972 clunes, correspondence
BACK TO CLUNES, LOCAL HISTORY
.1 BACK TO CLUNES 1933 ORGANISING COMMITTEE CORRESPONDENCE .2 REQUEST FOR ACCOMMODATION .3 REQUESTS FOR ORGANIZING INFORMATION
clunes 1933 back, correspondence
LOCAL HISTORY
.1 PROGRAMME BACK TO CLUNES 1933 14/4 TO 20/4 .2 C. EBERHARD, LETTER ACCEPTING INVITATION .3 CORRESPONDENCE CLUNES IN MELBOURNE CLUB .4 CORRESPONDENCE W.A. FORMER RESIDENTS OF CLUNES
correspondence, local history
LOCAL HISTORY
LETTERS TO AND FROM BACK TO CLUNES COMMITTEE 1957 ATTACHED TOGETHER LH TOP CORNER WITH RED STRING
back to 1957 clunes correspondence
USED FOR BACK TO CLUNES 1972
.1 ANZ CHEQUE BOOK BUTTS 1/3/1957-23/5/1957 INCLUDES DOCKETS ATTACHED TO BUTTS .2 SECRETARY'S PETTY CASH 1971-1972
clunes 1972 back to, local history
HISTORY LOCATIONS CLUNES SITES
.1 NEWSPAPER CUTTING CLUED ONTO PAPER - HISTORY OF CLUNES .2 3 X PAGES AND MAP DETAILING PLACES OF INTEREST IN CLUNES
local history, places of interest clunes
CLUNES REUNION BACK TO 1972
.1 BUMPER STICKERS CREAM WITH BLUE PRINTING .2 POSTER YELLOW WATERPROOF PAPER - DETAILING PROGRAM
BACK TO CLUNES 1972
local history, back to clunes
LETTERS BACK TO CLUNES 1972 CONTENTS COMPRISE CORRESPONDENCE, QUOTES, INVITATIONS, PROCESSION, COMMITTEE MEMBERS
back to clunes, local history
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