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Home of Ray Neville and his wife June (Baldock). Ray Rode the winner of the Melbourne Cup in 1948 "Rimfire". Youngest ever rider/winner, 15 years old at the time. At the time Ray had only ever ridden eight races and had never ridden Rimfire before.
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
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Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
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Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
carrs plains
Carr's Plains Homestead 1995
Colour photograph of Carr's Plains Homestead. Visited 1995
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Birds prepared some time before 1917 Collection in case was created by Robert H (Bob) Bell 1875-1927 Engine Driver and brother Rob Bell collected around Ironbark's and Stawell Lived in Lilian Street Stawell. P A Bells brothers. They were good sportsmen and also had greyhound dogs.
Taxidermy Bird in Display Case.
These birds were done in the 1800's (Possibly in 1917 as indicated on old newspaper on top of case.) By Uncle Bob Bell Uncle Rob Bell They lived in Lilian Street Stawell. They were P A Bells brothers. They were good sportsmen and also had greyhound dogs.
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Used in Schools for teaching Englsih
Blue Hard Cover with title and Victorian Education logo on cover. Also a person's name barely visible and illegible. Page has top removed
Inside front Cover & Rear cover: Neville Heffernan 84 Harold Street Middle Park Phone MX4461
Stawell Ladies Cricket Team 1908 From Article Published Weekly Times, Sat 20 June 1908, P25
Group portrait of ten ladies in matching white blowers with neck ribbon and older lady in darker dress seated at centre holding what appears to be a trophy. Two men at back.
STAWELL LADIES CRICKET CLUB : PREMIERS OF THE WIMMERA DISTRICT FRONT ROW from left to right - M. Ross, M. Llewellyn SECOND ROW - J. Hawes, E. Heal (capt), Mrs Bush (pres.), Mrs Proctor, Mrs Neilson THIRD ROW - A. Lugar, E. Llewellyn, H. Hartley, H. Llewellyn, R. Heal MESSRS C. Proctor (scorer) W. Maddocks (umpire)
stawell sport
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