Collection: Local History Vertical File

"The Sydney-based online gift basket supplier is suffering growing pains" -- Abstract (Proquest).

Article on the life and work of Louisa Lort Smith.

The author visited the library to see what effect proposed tender and regionalisation changes would have on regular users.

This hotel operated from 1865-1920, from the north-east corner of King Street and Walsh Street. The building still exists. (Check conservation study under 360 King Street.) Copy of page from Blair Gardiner's survey of Hotels of Hotham.

This hotel operated from 1867-71, from Bedford Street. Copy of page from Blair Gardiner's survey of Hotels of Hotham. This includes a listing of publicans.

Items relating to Bedlington Bodycomb (b.1855-d.1919), a patent and trades marks agent and consulting engineer.

Article investigates the network of coaxial and data cables that link the vast infrastructure of servers, databases, storage platforms and multimedia content systems within the floors, walls and ceilings of Melbourne's Federation Square.

Excerpt containing the chapter on the Melbourne Benevolent Asylum and the Immigrant's Aid Society. Charity was a concern from the early days and many committees were set up.

Auction notices, newspaper notices relating to properties in Berry Street, East Melbourne.

File contains notes by Winston H. Burchett on the history of various properties in Berry Street, East Melbourne. Incudes images of properties.