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Community Response & Connection
The declaration of the State of Emergency, and the implementation of the Stay at Home directive, had an almost instantaneous effect on the lives of Victorians. Suddenly many people found themselves living, working and schooling ...
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2020 is Cancelled: Cancelled Events
Almost immediately, the implementation of social distancing cancelled a large number of events across Victoria. From big internationally known gatherings, such as the Australian Grand Prix, the AFL season and the Melbourne Comedy ...
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Leo Sterne - Austrian Refugee & L.J. Sterne Doll Company
The L.J. Sterne collection is significant as one of the few surviving collections related to an Australian toy and doll manufacturer, a once-thriving industry in Australia. Only the Lindsay Archive at the Powerhouse Museum ...
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Gloweave, Clothing Manufacturers, Fitzroy
On September 29, 1944, a young man in airforce uniform walked into the Comfort Shirt and Underclothing factory. Stepping in for his ill father-in-law, Saul Same had little time to learn the business of the ragtrade. The Company ...
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Phar Lap, Champion Race Horse (1926-1932)
Phar Lap is Australia's most famous racehorse. He attained legendary status before his tragic death and this fame has continued to grow ever since. The Colt from TimaruHe was foaled at Seadown Stud, near Timaru, New Zealand, ...
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Hudson's Hardware Store, 1920s-1980s
Hudson's Hardware Store operated at the Spencer Street end of Bourke Street from the 1920s until the 1980s, relocating to new premises in Richmond. The Bourke Street premises were originally built in 1876 as an ironmongery and ...
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Ron Blaskett, Ventriloquist (1922-2018)
Born in Melbourne in 1922, Ron Blaskett was always interested in a performing career on the stage. He saw his first ventriloquist performance at age 7, and was given his first doll by his grandmother when he was 13. Using books ...
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Lyndon B Johnson Shirt, Australia Visit, 1966
In 1966, United States President Lyndon Baines Johnson declared that Melbourne had turned out 'The biggest crowd I've ever seen' for his visit. Johnson was in Australia at the invitation of Prime Minister Harold Holt, who declared ...
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Phar Lap's Blanket, Melbourne, 1932
Although unexceptional in appearance, this woollen horse blanket is amongst the most precious items retained by Phar Lap's strapper, Tommy Woodcock. Its significance lies in the fact that it was worn by the great race horse on 5 ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House
Pendle Hall is a 21 room, four storey dolls' house built by Felicity Clemons, daughter of Sir Geoffrey Syme, Managing Editor of Melbourne's The Age and Leader newspapers from 1908 till his death in 1942. Born and educated in ...
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1945-1980 - Suburban City
The post-war years brought enormous changes to Melbourne. The arrival of a million immigrants over a twenty year period, beginning with 'displaced persons' from war-ravaged Europe, ensured both a cultural and a physical ...
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1920-1945 - Electric City
In the decades following World War One, Melbourne was transformed by new opportunities and challenges. The "war to end all wars" was over, and few could yet see the shadow it cast into the future. It was time to enjoy life, and ...
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Gerry Gee Doll, Melbourne, 1960s
Dressed as a Richmond Football Club barracker, this doll is part of the museum's L J Sterne collection, one of the few surviving collections relating to Australia's once thriving toy and doll manufacturing industry. Lionel Sterne ...
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Prue Acton, Fashion Designer (1943- )
Prue Acton was born in Benalla, Victoria, in 1943. After attending Firbank Grammar in Brighton, she completed a Diploma of Art (majoring in Textiles) at RMIT in 1962. The following year she started her own business in Flinders ...
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Phar Lap Arsenic Mystery Solved
New research announced at Melbourne Museum today confirms champion racehorse Phar Lap ingested a lethal dosage of arsenic hours before his death. Researchers Dr Ivan Kempson from the University of South Australia and Dermot ...
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Tommy Woodcock, Race Horse Strapper & Trainer (1905-1985)
Aaron Treve Woodcock, better known to most as 'Tommy' Woodcock, was born at Uralgurra, near Kempsey, New South Wales, in 1905. His father was a coach driver with the firm Cobb & Co, which gave young Tommy first-hand experience ...
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Leisure Collection
The Leisure Collection is comprised of over 10,000 artefacts that explore the leisure and recreational activities that people have pursued in Victoria since European settlement. The Leisure Collection is focused on activities ...
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Francis Collection
The collection of artefacts and books relating to the pre-history of cinematography was assembled in the period 1962-68 by David Francis, formerly the deputy curator at the National Film Archive of the British Film Institute in ...
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Phar Lap in America, 1932
By 1931, Phar Lap had won virtually every major Australian race, many of them twice. The next chapter in Phar Lap's life would consolidate his status as a national icon. The idea of taking 'Big Red' to the United States had been ...
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Harry Telford, Race Horse Owner & Trainer (1877-1960)
Harry Telford had grown up around horses, with his father training them for a living, first in Ballarat, and then near Wellington in New Zealand. Harry found himself fascinated by the pedigree charts of race horses from an early ...
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David Davis, Entrepreneur & Race Horse Owner
The American born businessman David J. Davis had made his money in Sydney through photography and importing domestic items such as dinnerware. Horse racing was a hobby. In the late 1920s he developed an association with the ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 12 Entrance Hall
The entrance hall is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 11 Withdrawing Room
The withdrawing room is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 17 Morning Room
The morning room is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 21 Chinese Bedroom
The Chinese bedroom is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 18 Blue Bedroom
The blue bedroom is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 1 Larder & Store Room
The larder and store room is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 6 Kitchen
The kitchen is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and magazines ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 9 Laundry
The laundry is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and magazines ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 5 Servant's Hall
The servants' hall is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 14 Library
The library is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and magazines ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 8 Cellar
The cellar is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and magazines ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 2 Nursery
The nursery is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and magazines ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 13 Dining Room
The dining room is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 3 Mr & Mrs Proudfoot's Bedroom
Mr and Mrs Proudfoot's Bedroom is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 10 Linen Room
The linen room is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 4 (Servants) Bathroom
The (servants) bathroom is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 7 Pantry
The pantry is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and magazines ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 16 First Landing
The first (floor) landing is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 15 Bathroom
The bathroom is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and magazines ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 20 Top Landing
The top landing is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and ...
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Pendle Hall Dolls' House - Room 19 Oak Bedroom
The Oak Bedroom is one of 21 rooms in the dolls' house Pendle Hall. It was designed and decorated by Felicity Clemons over a forty year period, and each piece of furniture and fixture was handmade by her. She used books and ...
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Moomba Festival
Moomba is one of Melbourne's longest running festivals which is run under the auspices of the City of Melbourne. Moomba is celebrated during the Labour Day long weekend (the first Friday to the second Monday in March), and has ...
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Black Cat Cafe Collection
The Black Cat Café, opened in 1982 by Henry Maas, Toni and Brian Edwards, was a retro 1960s style café on Brunswick Street, Fitzroy. The café was located at the corner of Brunswick Street and Greeves Street, in Beswicke Terrace. ...
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Le Forgeron Marionette Collection
On May 11th, 1935, the Melbourne newspaper The Argus wrote about a local theatre company which comprised of `150 actors who sleep in a storeroom'. Almost 70 years later, and 50 years after their last performance, the same group ...
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Waltons, Melbourne, Victoria
The Waltons chain was established in 1953. On 22 October 1964 Waltons opened 12 stores around Melbourne, including three department stores (City, Prahran and Brunswick) and nine 'Home Lovers' stores (including Footscray, ...
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Richard Tyler, Fashion Designer (1946- )
Designer Richard Tyler was born in the Melbourne suburb of Sunshine on September 22nd, 1946. His mother, Topsie Tyler, was a renowned seamstress, specialising in wedding dresses and theatrical attire (including costumes for the ...
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