Mentone Girls' Grammar School Archives, Melbourne

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Mentone Girls' Grammar School Archives, Melbourne

• Educational

Mentone Girls' Grammar School is a leading Australian girls' school founded in 1899. It is an independent, Anglican day school for girls, located in Mentone, a bayside suburb of Melbourne.

All items relating to Mentone Girls' Grammar School and its associations and associates from 1889.

• School council correspondence and minutes
• Old Girls' Club correspondence
• Class photos from the 1950s
• School magazine, Spindrift
• School newsletters and other publications
• Student records (files)
• Textiles including blazers, hats, school ties, etc
• General memorabilia including badges, trophies, etc.

The School's Digital Archive celebrates this proud history and makes our heritage available to current and past students, parents, and the broader community. Access to these digital collections is made available through the generous support of Mentone Girls' Grammar Old Girls' Association as well as current and past parents. See https://mentonegirls.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/

Burren, Pauline B., Mentone: The Place for a School 1984.

Open by appointment on Fridays between 8.30am-4.30pm.

All items in the archives are closed until requested. The requested items will then be assessed by the Archivist and a decision made on their accessibility.

To access some of the digital archive collections, you need a Mentone Girls' Grammar School Community login, see https://www.mentonegirls.vic.edu.au/student-life/kerferd-library/mentone-girls-school-digital-archives

General reference assistance available.

A4 and A3 copying services available for paper based items (an assessment of the conservation needs of each item to be copied will be made by the Archivist).
Copies of photographs can be arranged.

28 July 2018

• Education (Thematic area)
• Religion (Thematic area)