Ormiston Ladies' College advertisements

East Melbourne

101 Powlett Street

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Ormiston

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Advertisement for Ormiston Ladies' College, from The Story of Ormiston Girls' School . Burchett Open full image ↗

Advertisement for Ormiston Ladies' College, source unknown. Burchett Open full image ↗

Acquisition number: 1543

Catalogue number: emdf0330

File name: DF0330

File location: Digital archive

Photos of two advertisments for Ormiston Ladies' College. The school was first established c.1861 by Mrs Ainslie in George Street, East Melbourne. In 1862 she moved the school to 40 (now 101) Powlett Street as shown in the first advertisement. In 1868 Mrs Ainslie sold the school to Miss Nimmo who moved it to what is now kown as 179 Gipps Street, as shown in the second advertisement. The source of the first advertisement has not been identified, but the second comes from the school history, The Story of Ormiston Girls' School 1849-1964 (1964).

Item type: Advertisement

Building name: Ormiston

Subject address: 101 Powlett Street, East Melbourne

179 Gipps Street, East Melbourne

Related content: Biography. Ainslie

Burchett index card

Photographer: Winston Burchett

Date of publication or creation: 1974c

History of item

These photos are part of a collection of photos taken by Winston Burchett during research for his two books: East Melbourne Walkabout (1975) and East Melbourne 1837-1977: people places problems (1978)

Owner of original: East Melbourne Library