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Do you have a burning question about your local area or a long-gone local resident? Ask us your question through our Local History Enquiry This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 Australia License corner of Sladen Street,  and were taken in 1984, presumably in April 1984 by the record number. I don't know what the occasion was but there are 7,352 photos in the series, taken all around Australia, so there must have been some purpose behind them. Look at the price of Super at the Shell Service Station - 47.9 cents per litre!. High Street, Cranbourne 1984. Shell service station on the left, with Skewes SSW supermarket, next to it.  High Street, Cranbourne 1984. Not often you see  a tractor in High Street today. Here are some photographs of the construction of old Pakenham Library. Construction started in November 1990 and finished in April 1991. The library was officially opened by Pakenham Shire President, Cr Pam Wyley on Sunday May 19, 1991. The building was designed by Alan Robertson and As*ociates and it was constructed by Becon Constructions at a cost of $553,000. It was demolished around 2009 and the existing Library opened in July 2011. The Library site  is now occupied by the Palkenham Marketplace shopping centre which opened in December 2011. The start of the project. Click on the photos to enlarge them. You can just see the sign on the right - Dr Bruce Cox Gardens. You can read more about Dr Cox and the gardens, here The State Library of Victoria has 470 photographs taken by Michael Drew. You can access them on the State Library of Victoria website of the ones that are identified are of Harkaway (there are 21 of these) and there are a few labelled as Berwick and one is labelled as  Thought to be the Shire of Berwick workers and plant. Photographer: Michael Drew the Harkaway Hall and illustrated it with his photographs (you can see the post, here of his photos are thought to have been taken between 1890 and 1910.