Historical information
https://vhd.heritagecouncil.vic.gov.au/places/11529/download-report
From the collection of
Coburg Historical Society
Handbag, HM Prison Pentridge, Handbag made by a prisoner, HM Prison Pentridge, 1987
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Other items from this collection
16 items
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Coburg Historical SocietyCash Chip Heater, "Cash' Chip Heater
This is probably the chip heater restored by Harold Tompkins and donated by him. It was one of over 200,000 manufactured at W.E. Cash’s Coburg factory.
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Coburg Historical SocietyUniform AWL, Uniform of Australian Women's Legion
worn by G. Impey AWM website: Australian Women’s League (AWL) ‘was a patriotic voluntary organisation committed to raising funds for the war effort and to giving practical support to military personnel within Australia.’
Number "139"
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Coburg Historical SocietyReckitt's Blue
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1410190715692930&extid=SZ3cFbRFxraPiuOs
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Coburg Historical SocietyNurse veil, nurse cape, Nurse veil and cape
owned by Beryl Plumridge
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Coburg Historical SocietyCell door number, HM Prison Pentridge, Cell door No. 271 No. 3 Yard, HM Prison Pentridge
https://vhd.heritagecouncil.vic.gov.au/places/11529/download-report
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Coburg Historical SocietyCell door number, HM Prison Pentridge, Cell door No. 54, No. 1 Yard, HM Prison Pentridge
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Coburg Historical SocietyArtwork, other - Plaque (intended) for Murray Road Bridge, Bluestone Plaque intended for Murray Road Bridge, 1871
The plaque was originally intended for the Murray Road Bridge. The Murray Road Bridge is of state historical and architectural significance. With the Newlands Street Bridge it is one of a pair of bluestone bridges constructed by prison labour in Coburg and is situated within the immediate vicinity of the Pentridge Prison. The bridge has one of five largest spans of stone bridges built in Australia, of which at least three survive. (VHR)
Bluestone
Erected by the Penal Department A.D. 1871 George Oliphant Duncan Inspector General
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Coburg Historical SocietyColour image of West Coburg tram terminus, 1941
Detail from page 1 of New Tram Estate brochure, May 1941, showing a photograph of the West Coburg tram terminus (where Melville Road meets Bell Street).
Blue on white paper.
coburg west, trams, melville road
