The item is a tintype photograph of Samuel Thornton Langley, Secretary and Ross Thompson, President of the Royal Five Gold Mining Company. It was probably taken sometime in the 1870s.
The item is a b&w cabinet card portrait of Mrs. Richard Woods (Anne Woods), mounted on a Spencer & Hastings card. "S.A. Spencer, return to" is written on the back of the photograph. The original photograph may be have been taken by Stephen Spencer as early as 1861 and reprinted at some point in the 1880's by Spencer & Hastings.
The item is a b&w photograph, attributed to Richard Maynard. This photo is the left hand side of a panoramic view of the Cedar Hill farming district taken from Mt. Tolmie. Irvine farm (Rosebank) is in the background.
The item is a b&w print showing Angela College in Victoria which was built in 1865. The photograph may have been taken by Edward Dossetter in the 1880s.
Item is a b&w tintype depicting Edith Louisa Higgins (née Helmcken) who was married to William Ralph Higgins. Photograph may have been taken in the 1890s.
Item is a b&w print depicting Edith Louisa Higgins (née Helmcken) who was married to William Ralph Higgins. Photograph may have been taken in the 1890s.
The item is a photograph showing farmland in the Cedar Hill area. Although the information in the accession books says the photo was taken from Mt. Tolmie, it may have been taken from Mt. Douglas.
Item is a b&w print depicting Edith Louisa Higgins (née Helmcken) who was married to William Ralph Higgins. Photograph may have been taken in the 1890s.
