Lost Shepparton

Lost Shepparton Historic photos of Shepparton (Victoria, Australia) - what has been lost or forgotten. The name of Shepparton was first used by Sherbourne Sheppard. Geoff

Please post old photos, newspaper articles, stories, memories of what has been lost or maybe forgotten about Shepparton. It began as a sheep station and river crossing before undergoing a major transformation as a railway town. Today it is an agricultural and manufacturing centre and the centre of the Goulburn Valley irrigation system, one of the largest centres of irrigation in Australia. By uplo

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House Captains, "Goulburnia" (Shepparton High School magazine), 1959. ~JM
24/06/2026

House Captains, "Goulburnia" (Shepparton High School magazine), 1959. ~JM

The Alexander Arbuthnot at the International Village.  The waterway is still there      Jeanette
23/06/2026

The Alexander Arbuthnot at the International Village. The waterway is still there Jeanette

Shepparton's Lake Victoria:Following the decision to allow the Lake to dry out in 2006 due to degradation, a new master ...
23/06/2026

Shepparton's Lake Victoria:
Following the decision to allow the Lake to dry out in 2006 due to degradation, a new master plan was implemented. The redevelopment, completed around 2011, included reshaping the lake floor and constructing a wetland for improved water quality. (Joan Coulstock Collection) ~GA

Motorbike Races Lemnos Recreation Reserve c1958.  (Jeff Parry Collection)  ~GA
23/06/2026

Motorbike Races Lemnos Recreation Reserve c1958. (Jeff Parry Collection) ~GA

Jason Hucker:This is a photo of the Caniambo Bridge in flood times. I think it's in the late 60s rather than 1974 judgin...
23/06/2026

Jason Hucker:
This is a photo of the Caniambo Bridge in flood times. I think it's in the late 60s rather than 1974 judging by my siblings age.

Hazel Stone and her triplets, Jeffery, Anthony and Graham, born at the Mooroopna Hospital in 1950. ~JMKialla Triplets Do...
23/06/2026

Hazel Stone and her triplets, Jeffery, Anthony and Graham, born at the Mooroopna Hospital in 1950. ~JM

Kialla Triplets Doing Well
Mrs Stone of Kialla, mother of the triplets born three months ago in the Mooroopna hospital, made her first visit to the Shepparton baby health centre yesterday with her healthy, bouncing triplets whose arrival gained the headlines throughout Victoria.

Jeffery, the eldest of the triplets, was 5 lb 8ozs when born and is now 12 lb 7 ozs.
Anthony was 4 lb 11 ozs when born and is now 11 lb 7 ozs.
The youngest, Graham, was 5 lb 2 oz and is now 12 lb. There were only five minutes between the birth of each baby.

The triplets are progressing very well. At three months they are lovely bright babies. It was impossible for an outsider to distinguish between the three boys but Mrs Stone has no difficulty in doing so.

Mrs Stone has two other children. Elsie is two years five months and Colin is eighteen months. As can be expected Mrs Stone has her hands full, but she has a young lady, Miss Pearce, helping her.

Kings Tuckerbag staff, Wyndham Street, 1988. (Shepparton News) ~GA
22/06/2026

Kings Tuckerbag staff, Wyndham Street, 1988. (Shepparton News) ~GA

A great view from the Observation Tower looking over High and Wyndham Streets, 1989.  (Isobel Fairmaid Collection)  ~GA
22/06/2026

A great view from the Observation Tower looking over High and Wyndham Streets, 1989. (Isobel Fairmaid Collection) ~GA

F. J. Kenny's Bakery, 1939. Located opposite to the State Savings Bank. ~JM
22/06/2026

F. J. Kenny's Bakery, 1939. Located opposite to the State Savings Bank. ~JM

National Bank and Pizza Parlour Coffee Lounge in Wyndham Street, 1980s.  (Ian Fitzsimmons Collection)  ~GA
22/06/2026

National Bank and Pizza Parlour Coffee Lounge in Wyndham Street, 1980s. (Ian Fitzsimmons Collection) ~GA

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