Newspaper article, Bendigo Weekly, on Mechanics Institutes and 'solid little building in a prominent position in the town' Refers to school in Cal Gully becoming a Mechanics Institute.bendigo, buildings, mechanics insitute, mechanics institute, eaglehawk, long gully

Newspaper articles re use of pyrites burners. Describes process involved in the 'sand burning'. Mentions Leggo's burner, California Gully. Bendigo Weekly 28.1.2000person, individual, jack perry

Newspaper article on market gardeners in the Bendigo area. Includes mention of Chinese gardeners, White Hills, Bendigo Market, ginger, horse and cart sales. Bendigo Weekly 17.3.2000bendigo, history, market gardens

Photocopied 17 pages from newspapers 1892 - 1893 regarding the Bendigo Easter Fair Procession and the torchlight parade. Bendigo Advertiser, Bendigo Weekly articles are contained in full page reproductions.`bendigo, bendigo easter fair, newspaper articles

Newspaper article, Bendigo Weekly, regarding unmarried men on the goldfield. Mentions the 'evils of alcohol' that beset the unwary. Concoctions drunk by the men are described. The picture shows a hut, stone, brick chimney.bendigo, history, alcohol, goldrush, excessive drinking., alcohol, goldrush, excessive drinking.

Newspaper article re collapsing shafts. Mentions Holdsworth, Eaglehawk Rd. intersection., Darling Street, Long Gully Creek, St. Lawrence Crt. Subsidences. Bendigo Bendigo Weekly 20.9.99person, individual, jack perry

Bendigo Weekly from Friday, 4 February, 2000. Article by James Lerk in the series ''Discover Bendigo'' titled: John Rae is required to move, Rae's ironbark School was demolished in August 1900.school, history, ironbark hill school

Newspaper article, Bendigo Weekly, re Diamond Hill area, including Golden Gully. . Mentions the mine sites, extensive mud brick home ruins, stone cellars that can be found in the area.person, individual, jack perry - diamond hill, golden gully, diamond hill, mudbrick

Bendigo Weekly Friday 16 June 2000. Article ''Snippets of Bendigo History'' from Edith Lunn. The article details the history of real estate agent T. C. Watts and Sons. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Newspaper article regarding the tradition of 'tin kettling' following a wedding. Includes reference to Cornish, Eaglehawk and Long Gully. Photo of Cornish married couple and bridesmaids C 1890's ? Bendigo Weekly 18.2.2000person, individual, jack perry, long gully, eaglehawk, wedding, cornish, tin kettling

Newspaper articles re depression era, including articles on household hawking, includes information re selling Harcourt apples, Goanna oil, Rawleighs; drought and depression; quartz crushing; schooling in the depression; 8.10.99 - 25.11.99. Bendigo Weekly.person, individual, jack perry, depression, hawking, goanna oil, rawleighs

Bendigo Weekly dated Friday Sept 9, 2005, Discover Bendigo, James Lerk author. James Jeffery subject. Stump he once preached from on corner of Panton and Laurel St, now site of Methodist Church.bendigo, church, golden square

Newspaper article, Bendigo Weekly, re loners on the goldfield, particularly at Jackass Flat, Eaglehawk. Discusses three of these gentlemen: Dick Kennedy, Jim Frayle, and George who lived in Jobs Gully - and their eccentricities and way of living - which was very austere.bendigo, history, kennedy, frayle, bachelors, loners, jobs gully

Newspaper article, Bendigo Weekly, on Lightning Hill and Permanent Survey Markers, their importance in mapping, drainage and sewerage planning. Marker on Lightning Hill shows distance and direction to Mr. Ida Heathcote, Pyramid Hill, Mt. Moliagul and Mt. Korong.person, individual, jack perry, lightning hill, permanent survey markers, windmill hill

Newspaper article, Bendigo Weekly, regarding William Midwinter. Midwinter played in the Australian test team against England at the MCG in 1878. He lived in California Gully, where the oval is situated, bounded by Butler, Bailey and Thorn Streets, California Gully.person, individual, jack perry, william midwinter, cricket, test match, california gully

Newspaper articles written by Jack Perry in Bendigo Weekly. Articles with notion of 'Lady Luck' in finding gold. Includes Green's Hill, Jobs Gully, Eaglehawk. St. Liborious, Sam Bartlett, South New Moon Mine, Peg Leg Gully.Bendigo Advertiser 3.3.2000bendigo, streetscape, green's hill, peg leg gully, greens' hill, peg leg gully

Dear Bendigo, The collected columns of Lauren Mitchell, illustrated by John Veeken. Dear Bendigo brings together a host of columns, published over a period of five years in the Bendigo Weekly and Bendigo Advertiser, it brings together the hopes, fears and memories of one very special regional city. 155 pages in a soft cover with black and white illustrations printed by Griffin Digital.Lauren Mitchellbooks, collections, short stories

Newspaper article written by Jack Perry, Bendigo Weekly regarding the brick industry in Bendigo. Mentions different types of bricks, 'stretchers' and 'headers' used in building mine chimneys and other building types. A large market existed for curved bricks for chimney construction. Bendigo Advertiser 17.9.99person, individual, jack perry, bricks, stretchers, headers, mine chimneys.

Newspaper article Bendigo Weekly re Golden Gullies in Bendigo. Information regarding Peg Leg Creek, Lougsons hydraulic sluice Myers Flat, Peg Leg Gully. Photo of Mr. Lougsons hydraulic sluice of Myers Flat in the 1930's.. Recovering gold from Peg Leg Gully.Bendigo Advertiser 3.9.99person, individual, jack perry, peg leg gully, catherine, saxby, eaglehawk gully.

Newspaper article Bendigo Weekly by Jack Perry re chores undertaken by young family members. During early days of mining through to 1935-40. Photo of Mr. Lougsons hydraulic sluice of Myers Flat in the 1930's.. Recovering gold from Peg Leg Gully. Bendigo Advertiser 24.9.99person, individual, jack perry

5 newspaper articles Bendigo Weekly , written by Jack Perry, 2000. Information re tomato industry in Bendigo, subjects includes Leggo, Kia-Ora, tomato pickers, Mr. Fetchenhauer, Bendigo Preserving Company., Reid's factory. Jack Perry died on February 12, 2000. This series of articles was published posthumously.bendigo, industry, tomatoes

One page transcription of an article by James Lerk published in the Bendigo weekly 25/10/2013 titled: Cohns of Bendigo. Also a black and white photograp of Cohn Brothers workers at the Cherry Tree Hotel in 1905 and a close up black and white photograph of the Cohn Bros Victoria Brewery Co. ltd registred office Bridge Street, Bendigo with the signature of Marc Cohnbendigo, business, cohn bros

Newspaper article, Bendigo Weekly, re firewood industry and use of wood in mines. Mentions Emu and Axe Creek, Kimbolton, Whipstick areas. Charcoal burners. Kurting, Inglewood and Argyle areas , Heathcote and railway sidings. Koefeds and Bendigo Preserving Company are companies mentioned . Image shows Koefeds motorised truck bringing in wood - also horse and cart loaded with wood. ( poor quality )person, individual, jack perry, heathcote, california gully, axe and emu creeks, kimbolton, whipstick, charcoal, kurtging, inglewood, argyle.

Newspaper article, Friday 3, 2017, Bendigo Weekly. titled 'Gold win for mine' by Sharon Kemp. Fosterville Gold Mine has hit the jackpot intercepting some of the richest gold mineralisation in the world. Article describes richness of Fosterville deposit. Fosterville started operating in 2005 and has been mining underground for 10 years. 'At the current Australian dollar gold price, the three month haul is worth $70 million'bendigo, mining, fosterville gold mine

Four ring binder containing correspondence re plant development Central Deborah Mine Bendigo 1939 - 1948 part 1, McColl Rankin Stanistreet Solicitors, Mining box 1.Newspaper clipping Bendigo Weekly Friday September 2 2016 referring to the construction of a modern office building at View point, 4 floors and have a lift(elevator), called Commercial House later becoming Cahill Chambers. Mosaic 5834 linkbook, bendigo, mining, history-bendigo-mining

In 1853, Bendigo Miners protested against the 30 shilling miners licence the had to pay the government. They wore red ribbons to show their protest and shopkeepers hung red ribbons outside their premises in support. Thousands of miners signed a petition to Governor LaTrobe to no avail. A protest gathering in Pall Mall marched to the Government camp on Camp Hill but this was a peaceful event again to no real avail.Newspaper articles: Bendigo Weekly Friday August 31, 2001. Hundreds march in red ribbon rebellion re-enactment. Bendigo Advertiser, Thursday December 6, 2012. History Lives by Jim Evans - Diggers united in protest. Bendigo Advertiser, Thursday January 10, 2013. History lives by Jim Evans - Milestones to be marked. Bendigo Advertiser, June 20, 2013. History lives by Jim Evans - Community to mark protest anniversary. Bendigo Advertiser, Thursday August 8, 2013. History lives by Jim Evans - Bendigo is ready to rebel.bendigo, history, red ribbon rebellion

Esma Turner Collection - ( Esma Turner - secretary of the Huntly and District Historical Society ) Amalgamated Society of Engineers / A4 size booklet plastic cover, cardboard back, plastic binding - front page black and white photo 'Grand Times' Esma Turner with remnants of a once-grand presentation, article Historic portraits create a mystery By Steve Kendall - taken from the Bendigo Weekly - Friday October 31st 2008 relating to the repair of a badly-damaged historic photo presentation, which led to further research into the Amalgamated Society of Engineers. / included in the booklet: - 'the origins of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers / it’s time of operation, its significance or any other detail'.book, engineering, esma turner/ / the huntly and district' s historical society. / article historic portraits create a mystery by steve kendall -/ 'the origins of the amalgamated society of engineers / its time of operation , its significance or any other detail .'

Color photograph. 'Bush's Stores' corner Williamson & Myer Sts, Bendigo. Established 1857 by Albert Bush. Stock feed, pet supplies, hardware, garden supplies. Stanyers Auctions on right hand side, St Paul's Cathedral on right hand side of Stanyers. Note blue line marking on roadway for the Easter Procession. Physical description: loose photo. Inscriptions/Markings: Bush's Store, Corner Williamson & Myer St. Bendigo St Paul's Cathedral at R. April 2001. Copy of an article in the Bendigo Weekly Friday january 15 2016 written by James Lerk. The original of this article has been placed in the box marked James Lerk.organization, business, bush's stores

Newspaper produced weekly in Bendigo during 1914 - 1918. General articles, local and world wide, obituaries, photographs of local identities and group of military men. Views of Castlemaine photographs.Newspaper - PAPER, faded blue cover with fawn coloured pages. 28 pages, black print, photographs black and white.'BENDIGONIAN' Bendigo, Victoria, Tuesday September 15, 1914.newspaper, general articles, photos, ww1