The Pavilion (1884-1949). Work areas and classrooms
for staff and students. (B91-003).
Englishman, George Neilson, curator of the Burnley
Gardens from 1872 to 1897. Both a gardener and a garden designer.
(B91-376).
1900. Boater hats and late Victorian clothing
styles. The excellent seed collection displayed on the wall is from the English
firm, Sutton. (B91-135).
The ladies turning the soil in the 1890s.
(B91-558).
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Alfred E. Bennett. Perhaps the first
Burnley student to graduate with a Diploma (a three-year course).
(B91-382).
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1894. A.E. Bennett's
graduation certificate. (B91-383)
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Students of the 1890s. The wheelbarrow with
its iron wheel was made at Pentridge prison and was used the 1940s.
(B91-582).
1894. Students learning pruning techniques in
the orchard. (B91-438).
About 1890. Student-powered cylinder mower.
(From A.E. Bennett's book 'Prize Essays'). (B91-303).
1909. The Principal's residence, sited in the
gardens. (B91-242).
The entrance to the Principal's residence. Sections
of the house dated back to 1872. 1980. (B91-005).
Edna Walling, a graduate of 1918, later renowned
as a landscape garden designer. (B91-212).
The Main Building, completed in 1949, with the
(then) newly-planted Magnolia grandiflora.. (B91-022). |
