How Tatura has changed over time

Victory Hall, pictured c 1931.
Hogan Street, pictured c 1911. Photo: Courtesy of Tatura Museum
Hogan Street, pictured in 2024. Here you can see ornamental pears lining the main street in full bloom, the clock dedicated to Dr Park, and development to the left on one of Tatura’s supermarkets.
Photo: Deanne Jeffers
Locals pictured at the Military Ball in 1937 at Victory Hall. Photo: Courtesy of the Tatura Museum
St Mary’s School and Sacred Heart Convent, across from Sacred Heart School Tatura at 70-82 Hogan Street.. Photo: Deanne Jeffers
62-64 Hogan Street, Tatura. Formerly W. Reddie Saddler, pictured c 1925. The image features Wal Reddie and employees, with saddles shown hanging in front of the shop. Photo: Courtesy of Tatura Museum
Tatura’s war memorial and playground, pictured in the memorial gardens. Photo: Deanne Jeffers
The site which was once a saddler, is pictured on the left with the for sale sign.
Victory Hall, pictured in 2024. Photo: Deanne Jeffers
Victory Hall, pictured c 1931.

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