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Digital copy of a photograph of Greensborough township from Miss Jean Partington's house in Greensborough (taken from near the present day entrance to Greensborough Plaza from the Circuit, near McDonalds).
Digital copy of black and white photograph
Tour of St Katherine's Anglican Church and cemetery, facilitated by Jan Macdonald as part of the Banyule Winter Arts Festival in the 1990s.
2 pages, text only.
st katherines church, st helena, anthony beale, st helena cemetery, banyule winter arts festival
![Article, [St Katherine's Church, St Helena], 1980s](https://victoriancollections.net.au/media/collectors/4f729f5697f83e03086015b8/items/662cc64c6159ccb46bba4aac/item-media/662cc6d46159ccb46bba4dd6/item-fit-380x285.jpg)
A short history of St Katherine's Church and cemetery, St Helena.
2 pages, text only.
st katherines church, st helena, anthony beale, st helena cemetery
The history and significance of St Helena Cemetery is covered in this National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Classification Report.
10 pages, text only.
st katherines church, st helena, anthony beale, st helena cemetery, national trust of australia (victoria)
A short article about St Katherine's Church St Helena and its connection to the Beale family.
2 pages, text and black and white images.
st katherines church, st helena, anthony beale, st helena cemetery
A short article about painter Walter Withers and his connection with Eltham. Withers is buried at St Helena Cemetery. A second article outlines the history of the Church.
1 page, text and black and white image.
st katherines church, st helena, anthony beale, st helena cemetery, walter withers
![Article, Celestina Sagazio, St Helena, Greensborough [St Katherine's Church], 1992](https://victoriancollections.net.au/media/collectors/4f729f5697f83e03086015b8/items/662cbb596159ccb46bb9d9e0/item-media/662cbb8e6159ccb46bb9da98/item-fit-380x285.jpg)
Taken from "A History of cemeteries' this outline of St Katherine's Church St Helena and the cemetery in its grounds.
4 pages, text and black and white image.
st katherines church, st helena, anthony beale, st helena cemetery
An brief outline of the parish connections of St Katherine's Church St Helena.
1 page, text and black and white image.
st katherines church, st helena, anthony beale
Family history timeline of Anthony Beale and his family, pioneers of the St Helena area of Greensborough.
The St Helena area was named after the island on which Anthony Beale was born and worked. St Katherine's Church was named for his wife Katherine Rose.
6 pages, text only, timeline (copy)
anthony beale, st helena, st katherines church, beale family
Family history chart of Anthony Beale and his family, pioneers of the St Helena area of Greensborough.
The St Helena area was named after the island on which Anthony Beale was born and worked. St Katherine's Church was named for his wife Katherine Rose.
4 pages, text only, genealogical chart (copy)
anthony beale, st helena, st katherines church, beale family
Short family history of Anthony Beale, pioneer of the St Helena area of Greensborough.
The St Helena area was named after the island on which Anthony Beale was born. St Katherine's Church was named for his wife Katherine Rose.
1 page, text only (copy)
anthony beale, st helena, st katherines church, beale family
![Article - Newspaper Clipping, Cara Waters, Judging turned out to be a cakewalk [Anne-Marie Primmer], 28/09/2022](https://victoriancollections.net.au/media/collectors/4f729f5697f83e03086015b8/items/662b5b6aae52518c832f7786/item-media/662b5bcfae52518c832f7a52/item-fit-380x285.jpg)
An article about Royal Melbourne Show cake judge Anne-Marie Primmer.
1 p. copy of news article, text and colour images
anne-marie primmer, cake decorating, cake judging, royal melbourne show
A reflection on the life of Nancye Cain, wife of former Victorian Premier John Cain, written by Rosie Bray.
3 p., text and colour images
john cain, nancye cain
![Newspaper - Newspaper supplement, Herald and Weekly Times, Our land our century [incomplete], 1999](https://victoriancollections.net.au/media/collectors/4f729f5697f83e03086015b8/items/662a2b23fc51ca3e599bbbb8/item-media/662a2b99fc51ca3e599bbf0f/item-fit-380x285.jpg)
A history of rural life in the 20th century, this series covers each decade. Part 4: The great struggle 1930-1930; Part 5: Keeping the home fires burning 1940-1949; Part 7: Easy Street? 1960-1969; Part 8: A roller coaster ride, 1970-1979; Part 9: Feeling the heat, 1980-1989. Incomplete set, parts 1, 2, 6 and 10 missing.
5 issues of large format newspaper supplement.
country life, australia country life
This undated photograph shows Councillor Cecil Jessop, as Mayor of Heidelberg, opening a venue in Diamond Creek, possibly a pool. Photographed b G. Cox, this photograph appeared in the Diamond Valley Story, published by the Shire of Diamond Valley in 1979.
Large black and white photograph of a group of people at an official event.
diamond creek, cecil jessop, shire of diamond valley
This undated view of Diamond Creek shows three children on a hill looking over a small township with open fields and trees in background.
Large black and white photograph of a view over a town and rural landscape.
diamond creek
The Fry family of Macleod included husband and wife Les and Yvonne (Von). This folder contains newspaper clippings of the family at local activities, a brief article on their life, family tree charts and a large copy of a school photograph with family members identified.
Plastic folder containing copies of family documents.
fry family, yvonne fry, leslie fry, macleod
Hairdressers' hair clips used to hold hair sections whilst styling or cutting. In use circa 1950-1970.
2 metal hair clips, hinged with teeth.
hair clips, hair styling products
Folder of notes collected by Councillor Laurie Svendsen during the period 1967-1970. Contains letters, minutes of meetings, newsletters, mainly in relation to street construction in the Greenhills area of Greensborough.
Manilla folder containing typed and handwritten documents.
greenhills and north greensborough progress association, laurie svendsen, greenhills progress associatiion
An update on major projects in Victoria, in particular the M80 Ring Road upgrades. Beginning in 2024, these updates are distributed to the local area.
4 p., colour illus.
north east link, victoria's big build, western ring road
Newspaper headline from October 2, 1967.
Newspaper billboard, red and black text.
greensborough, theft
The Greensborough outdoor pool reopened for the 2009 summer after being closed in preparation for the building of Watermarc.
3 newspaper clippings, text and colour images.
greensborough pool, banyule city council
![Clothing - Scarf, 1949 [Royal tour of Australia], 1949](https://victoriancollections.net.au/media/collectors/4f729f5697f83e03086015b8/items/662630d950484b6c0f143795/item-media/6626316450484b6c0f143985/item-fit-380x285.jpg)
Commemorative scarf, originally owned by Rosie Bray, purchased at Myer Emporium in 1949 for 5/-. Issued for the proposed 1949 Australian tour of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother). This tour was cancelled due to the King's ill health.
Pale blue silk, printed portrait of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, a ship and Union Jack and Australian flags
king george vi, commemorative items, scarves
Invitations to Banyule City Council annual events - the 2022 Community Ball and 2023 Community Gala Dinner.
2 invitations and menu card. Text and colour illus.
banyule city council, invitations
The Banyule Banner is published by Banyule Council to advertise upcoming events in the City of Banyule and to report on past events. This edition contains reports on waste services, public toilet plan, Anzac Day in Banyule and council services and community events.
A record of events within the City of Banyule.
24 pages, colour illustrations.
banyule banner, banyule council
This set produced by the Victorian Department of Natural Resources and Environ met and Aboriginal Affairs Victoria. Mini poster 1: Aboriginal scarred trees; 2 Aboriginal mounds; [3 missing]; 4 Aboriginal flaked stone tools; 5 Aboriginal burials; 6 Aboriginal surface scatters; [7 missing]; 8 Aboriginal ground-edge axes; 9 Aboriginal grinding stones; 10 Aboriginal stone arrangements; [11 missing]; 12 Aboriginal axe-grinding grooves; 13 Aboriginal coastal shell middens; 14 Aboriginal rock art.
11 parts of incomplete set, each two sided, text and photographs
aborigines - victoria, aboriginal affairs victoria
Development of 14 lots at 11 Doon Court Briar Hill. Agent: Buckingham and Co.
4 p. coloured pamphlet
doon court briar hill, woodlands estate
The Blays moved from their farm in New Norfolk, Van Diemens Land to an allotment at Greenhills on the Plenty River in 1841, but William was injured in a fall and was unable to work this farm, which was repossessed by the bank, causing him to fall into a severe depression and subsequently admitted to Yarra Bend Insane Asylum, where he died in 1849. Article first published in "Pioneer Echo" no 226, Oct-Nov 2022.
1 p. typescript, copied from newsletter
blay family, william blay, greenhills
John Wood Fleming, Councillor and several times Mayor of Brunswick Borough Council, was an early resident on Plenty River and an elected member of the Greensborough Roads Board. Article from Port Phillip Pioneers Group Inc. Newsletter, Vol. 44, No. 4, Aug-Sept 2021, pp. 1, 4
2 pages, text and illus.
fleming family, brunswick, john wood fleming, greensborough roads board
Handwritten receipt for purchase of book from The Book Case dated 28/04/1976; with copy of a page of Community News 1975 containing an advertisement for the shop
Handwritten receipt for purchase of book from The Book Case dated 28/04/1976; with copy of a page of Community News containing an advertisement for the shop
the book case, main street greensborough, community news
Victorian Collections acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.
