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Car racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal : spectators watching car 19.
Car racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal; a racing car in action.
Car racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal.
Car Racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal : private cars arriving & parked.
Car racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal: cars negotiating a bend.
Car Racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal in 1940: car 18. John Nind, MG TA.
Car racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal in 1940 : car 8. Features Jack Phillips (driver) and Ted Parsons Snr (mechanic) of Wangaratta in their Ford Special V8. They usually drove together. [Identification provided by B. Parsons.]
Car racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal in 1940 : car 11.
Car racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal in 1940 : car 11.
Car racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal in 1940.
Car racing at Lobethal
Grand prix racing at Lobethal in 1940: two cars racing.
Car racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal in 1940: car 12. A. V. McDonough, Ford V8 Special.
Car racing at Lobethal
Grand Prix racing at Lobethal in 1940: car 6 at the finish.
General view of Lobethal
LOBETHAL: A general view of the centre of Lobethal featuring the main general store.
Soap Box Derby held at Lobethal
LOBETHAL: Entry in the Commonwealth Jubilee Australia wide Soap Box Derby, held at Lobethal. It was entered by R.W. Bennett, of Woodside, and driven by Denis Bartsch, June 30th, 1951.
Main street, Lobethal North
View of the main street at Lobethal North [postcard printed by the Donald Taylor Collotype Coy Ltd].
Properties near Lobethal after 2019 bushfire
Four photographs of properties near Lobethal, showing damage caused by a bushfire in November 2019.
Main Street, Lobethal
[General description] This view along the main road of the township of Lobethal shows houses and gardens and a church on the near left. Two workmen stand on ladders propped up against the front wall of the church. Another man on a ladder is working on a untility pole. Along with other German place names during the Great War the township was re-named Tweedvale (1917), but reverted to its original name in 1935. [On back of photograph] 'Reproduced in the 'Chronicle', June 2, 1928 / Main Street, Tweedvale / 1928'.
Lobethal
Lobethal: general view.
Aerial view of Lobethal
Aerial view of Lobethal taken on December 7, 1937. The woollen mills and orchards can be seen nestled in the hills.
Flour Mill, Lobethal
Old flour mill, Lobethal standing in a valley with vines growing up the hillsides. Gum trees are growing further up the hillside.
Lobethal
View of Lobethal in the 1860 showing a stone barn attached to a cottage. A two storey building can be seen in the background.
Lobethal
View of Lobethal in the eighteen sixties.
Public School, Lobethal
Public School, Lobethal showing a red brick single storey building with an iron roof.
Woollen Mill, Lobethal
Premises of the Woollen Mill at Lobethal [See B 362 for a similar photograph]. The woollen mill was built in the old premises of the FW Kleinschmidt brewery. In 1870 equipment from a tiny mill in Hanhndorf was moved into Kleinschmidt's along with new machinery. Buildings were added to the mill although obtaining an adequate water supply was always a problem. In 1887 Scotsman Robert Redpath came in as manager and productivity increased. The mill provided uniforms for railway workers and the armed forces
Snow at Lobethal
Snow at Lobethal, 28 July 1901.
Fire Station, Lobethal
Fire Station at Lobethal.
Fire Station, Lobethal
Fire Station at Lobethal.
Fire Station, Lobethal
Fire Station at Lobethal.
Car Race, Lobethal
MG N-type in a motor race at Lobethal, 2 January 1939. Driver/Owner was Dr. Robert Manser.