Photos
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Yallourn Hockey Club YHC - Ian & Jan Houston (McHenry) Wedding | Hockey Club | Ian & Jan Houston (McHenry) Wedding |
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Bus Terminal - Kiosk | Broadway Bus Terminal | Run by Mrs Blenkiron |
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No 1 or No 2 Dredge | This is either No1 or No 2 Dredge - the photograph doesn't have any details on it |
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Unknown Photo | No Information on Photo - looks like something has hit the Fan though |
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Yallourn Football Club YFC - Geoff Collins | Football | YFCs Geoff Collins, later to become Captain of Melbourne FC (Kornies Swap Card) |
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Yallourn Football Club YFC - Mike Collins YFC coach and LVFL Medallist | Mike Collins YFC coach and LVFL Medallist |
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Yallourn Football Club YFC - Jim Shaw & Don Benson | Football | Jim Shaw and Don Benson left YFC to play VFL football. Jim played with Melbourne in 1949 and Don played three games with Richmond in 1945 |
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Yallourn Football Club YFC - Mike Collins at Melbourne FC | Football | Yallourn Football Club YFC - Mike Collins at Melbourne FC (Family photo) |
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Yallourn Football Club YFC - Gavin Smith | Football | YFCs ruckman, Gavin Smith went to Fitzroy FC. |
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Yallourn Football Club YFC - Jack Collins | Football | Yallourn Football Club YFC - Jack Collins (Source: The Argus) |
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Yallourn Football Club YFC - Geoff Collins on duty in Korea | Football | Yallourn Football Club YFC - Geoff Collins on duty in Korea (Photo from Radschool Association Magazine Vol:34) |
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Married Quarters in Foreground | Whitmore | This photo was taken on the bike track from the Married Quarters which came out near the Tech School. Houses in foreground were part of the Married Quarters...John Whitmore |
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1908 | The Emden Whistle | Memorabilia | Originally fitted to the SMS EMDEN, a WWI German light cruiser (built 1908, 3,600 tons), the Emden was disabled and beached on North Keeling Island on November 9th, 1914 after having engaged the Australian light cruiser HMAS SYDNEY (built 1912, 5,400 tons) in a 1-1/2 hour battle. |
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1914 | Walter Embry, Gallipoli Veteran | Walter Embry | Walter Embry emigrated from Leicester, England in 1913 and worked as a Hairdresser in Melbourne until the outbreak of WW1. He must have enlisted as soon as news of the war was made public, because his enlistment number was 369, although he didn't actually report to the enlistment office until January 1915. This may have been because he was waiting for his younger brother to have a birthday in January, but this is purely speculation, but the two of them, Walter and Bert are shown in the records by January 1915. |
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1920 | Yallourn streetscape 1920s | The house with Two Lives - 21 Church Street Yallourn : Stringers Road Toongabbie | Showing the staff hostel, recently planted deciduous street trees and neat gardens. |
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1920 | Fire Station 1920s | 1 Green Street Fire Station | The first fire station (not a lot is known about this station) was located in the town square, built in the 1920’s it’s first captain was Mr C. Fenner. Fire’s that occurred during this station reign: In 1926 Yallourn was threatened when fires reached the north bank of the river, 1930 a bushfire at the |
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1920 | Dad Brewer | Football | PIC OF DAD BREWER long standing president of the YFC |
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1921 | Power Station Site - 1921 | Power Station | Left to Right: Sir Robert Gibson, Sir John Monash, Hon Geo Swinburn, R. Liddelow, Sir Thomas Lyle |
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1921 | East Camp Portables - Sep 1921 | Note: It is difficult to verify, but these huts may have been formerly used by workers employed in the construction of railways throughout Victoria. It is also known that cubicles, from the Langwarrin Military Camp, were transported to Yallourn to provide accommodation for the workers in 1921. |
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1921 | Yallourn Pylons 1921 | One of the first Pylons with workmen posing on the arms |
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1922 | Yallourn Gymkhana 1922 | SEC Picnics, Fetes, Concerts, Parties & Balls | The Grand Stand |
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1922 | Yallourn Gymkhana 1922 | SEC Picnics, Fetes, Concerts, Parties & Balls | Children's Area |
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1922 | Yallourn Gymkhana 1922 | SEC Picnics, Fetes, Concerts, Parties & Balls | The Woodchopping Contest |
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1922 | Yallourn Gymkhana 1922 | SEC Picnics, Fetes, Concerts, Parties & Balls | Old Buffers Race |
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1922 | First timber Railway Station at Yallourn Opening 1922 | Railway Station | Arrival at Railway Station of Steam Locomotive D980 - probably first passenger train |
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1922 | Yallourn & District Band | Yallourn Bands | Yallourn & District Band at Stawell - 1922 |
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1922 | Yallourn & District Band | Yallourn Bands | Yallourn & District Band at work - 1922. Check out the stage! |
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1922 | Yallourn & District Band | Yallourn Bands | Yallourn Band at rest - 1922 |
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1922 | Railway Station - 1922 | Railway Station | Yallourn Railway line was opened in 1922 as a branch line headed north from the main Gippsland line, built to transport goods to and from the Power Station and Briquette Factory. People would often walk the line collecting the briquettes that had fallen from the wagons, they would use the briquettes to heat their homes during the winter. |
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1922 | Yallourn Gymkhana 1922 | SEC Picnics, Fetes, Concerts, Parties & Balls | The Bishop of Gippsland is speaking |
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1922 | First brick house to be built corner of Maiden and Garden Streets 1922 | Maiden Street (street) | First brick house built on corner of Maiden & Garden Streets - handmade bricks - Sept 1922 |
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1922 | First St John's Church of England Bazaar 1922 | Church of England Monash Square | First Bazaar 21 October 1922 |
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1922 | West Camp 1922 | West Camp at Yallourn- 1922 |
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1923 | Main Construction Camp 1923 | This photo shows men at the laundry at the main construction camp at Yallourn in 1923. |
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1923 | 4 Garden St - Dann Family - Guides | Guides | Ada Dann entering the Hall |
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1923 | 4 Garden St - Dann Family - Guides | Guides | Crowd outside the Hall - 1923 |
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1923 | 4 Garden St - Dann Family - Guides | Guides | Group of Girl Guides and Brownies being addressed by Ada Dann, Commissioner of Girl Guides for Gippsland - in Yallourn, 1923 |
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1923 | Open Cut 1923 Bucyrus Shovels | , , | Open Cut | Photo's taken by H W Lynch in 1923 of the 175 & 150 Bucyrus shovels removing overburden to get at the coal seam. The 175 is the shovel that has been flooded. |
1923 | Group of workers at the South Camp at Yallourn - approx. 1923 | Group of workers at the South Camp at Yallourn - approx. 1923. This is the first camp known as the South Camp and was for men only. In the early 1950's |
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1923 | Looking East from Power Station - 1923 | Power Station | from picture australia |
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1923 | St John's Church of England - Laying foundation stone 1923 | Church of England - St John's | Laying of foundation stone in 1923 with Yallourn Band in the foreground |
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1923 | A Station under construction 1923 | Power Station | Power Station 'A' under construction in 1923. |
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1924 | 4 Garden St - Dann Family | 4 Garden Street | Howard Dann, son of Ernest & Ada Dann, aged about 10 years at Yallourn - 1924 |
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1924 | 4 Garden St - Dann Family | Dann | Jean Dann aged about 12 years at Yallourn - 1924 |
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1924 | 4 Garden St - Dann Family | 4 Garden Street | Jean Dann aged about 12 years at Yallourn - 1924 |
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1924 | 4 Garden St - Dann Family | Dann | Howard Dann aged about 10 years at Yallourn - 1924 |
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1924 | 12 Maiden Street Horace Lynch | , | 12 Maiden Street | The photos were taken on the 15 June 1924 and show Horace & Mary Lynch's house at 12 Maiden Street. |
1924 | Briquette Factory Chimney | Briquette Factory | The Briquette Factory chimney was the tallest structure in Australia at this time - 330' high and 11'6" in diameter. Demolished in 1975. |
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1925 | Building Bridge over Latrobe River 1925 | Latrobe River | Building bridge over Latrobe River to Brown Coal Mine (now Yallourn North), pile driving - 1925 |
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1925 | East Camp - Savige Homestead 1925 | East Camp - Savige Homestead in trees and historic pines - 1925 |
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1925 | Open Cut Yallourn Ruston Shovel 1925 | , , , | Open Cut | Photo's taken by H W Lynch of the 250 Ruston shovel. Two are of the erection of the shovel (6 February 1925) & two are of a subsequent accident involving the shovel whilst operating in the open cut, later in 1925. |