Other Historical Research 

This page includes other historical research undertaken by Shirley M. Joy. 
(Please note: This research does not relate to the Brighton Technical School)
Scroll Down to see the links to Shirley Joy's other research papers.


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San Marina - Mansion School
"Mariemont"  - 21 Mariemont Avenue, Beaumaris
To read the book, Click on the front cover of the book below

​New Street Brighton Beach: Hand Operated Railway Crossing
Sandringham: Railway Station and Signal Box
To read the book, Click on the front cover of the book below

​Sandringham:
Library Services, Mechanics' Institute, 
​Town Hall, Police Station and Court House 
To read the book, Click on the front cover of the book below

​Miss Charlton of Charlton Street Frankston 
A Tribute to the Frankston Fire Brigade. 'Ready Aye Ready'

To read the book - Click on the front cover of the book, below

​Commander Richard Stanley Veale
CMG VRD** RANR
1893-1987

To read the book - Click on the front cover below. 

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​Submarine J7: Built for the Royal Navy in 1915, the
J Class Submarines were the fastest in the World. 

To read the book - Click on the front cover below. 

James William Wassall
1903-1932

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​The Sandringham Sea Baths
​1886 - 1919

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Click on the photo of the Sandringham Sea Baths

​The Sandringham Sea Baths were situated approximately 150 metres south of Jetty Road, close to the area often referred to as Picnic Point, Sandringham.  The story of the Sandringham Sea Baths is not only a record of the construction of dressing rooms and the sinking of piles to create a shark-proof area in which to swim in the invigorating waters of Port Phillip Bay, it is a history of the social values and moral standards of the 1880s, and how those standards changed over a period of 34 years.