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Stawell Historical Society IncBook, Best's Great Western, Best’s Great Western, Celebrating 150 years, 2016
... grampians stawell winery Best’s Great Western, Celebrating 150 years ...stawell winery -
Stawell Historical Society IncBook, Dorothy Brumby, The Vineyards of Great Western & District 1863-1963, 2018
... grampians stawell winery The Vineyards of Great Western & District ...stawell winery -
Stawell Historical Society IncBook, Thompson Family, Concongella Great Western One Hundred Years 1866 – 1966, 1965
... stawell winery Cocongella Great Western One Hundred Years ...Pale Yellow card cover with picture of a vineyard on lower thirdCocongella Great Western One Hundred Years 1866. 1966 Inside: F H Thompson E V Thompsonstawell winery -
Stawell Historical Society IncBook, Arthur Kuehne, Grapes and Gold -- Glimpes of early Great Western, 1980
Yellow Card Cover With Drawing of Poppet Head Above a drawing of a wineryGrapes and Gold Arthur Kuehne Glimpses of Early Great Westernstawell winery -
Stawell Historical Society IncSlide, Set of Large Format colour positive slides of Great Western c1970 - Mt Langi Giran from winery
Believed taken by Ian McCann Stawell's first Tourism OfficerLarge format Positive Colour Slides -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Portrait of Mr Jean Pierre Trouette -- Studio Portrait
Portrait of Jean Pierre Trouette who planted vines at St Peters Great Western 1862. Jean Pierre Trouette, was a Frenchman who had difficulty obtaining a block of land at Great Western about 1862. He was permitted to purchase a small allotment on the Concongella Creek in 1863. In 1863 Jean Pierre and Mr. Blampied began planting grape vines. The winery that Trouette and Blampied established was called St Peters. Jean Pierre was Shire President in 1876. E. Blampied was also Shire President in 1887.Black and white photograph setting oval in a rectangle, mounted in a brown folder. The male is neatly dressed, trimmed hair and beard.great western shire president -
Stawell Historical Society IncBook, L R Francis, 100 Years of Wine Making, Great Western 1865-1965, 1965
HIstory of Bests Winery 1865- 1965Card cover white top hale with two gold designs, lower half purple100 Yeas of Wine Making Greta Western 1865 - 1965 L.R. Francisstawell winery -
Stawell Historical Society IncBook, Hubert De Castella, John Bull’s Vineyard, Australian Sketches, 1886
excerpt from Australian SketchesPurple Plastic Folder, with Purple Plastic BindingJohn Bulls Vineyard M Box Great Westernstawell winery -
Stawell Historical Society IncPhotograph, Great Western 1866
Great Western. Part of a collection of Photographs by Mr. O.G. Armstrong as commissioned by the Shire of Stawell for the Inter-colonial and Paris Exhibition in Melbourne in 1866. Great Western began as a changing station on Concongella, northeast of the present Township. The gold rush in Great Western began in 1858 and soon after a post office and store opened. A Township was surveyed and lots sold in October 1858. The gold soon passed and the diggers went on, leaving a small settlement. In 1863 Jean Pierre Trouette and Emile Bampied, his brother-in-law, planted the first vines and build the first winery, thus setting a firm foundation upon which the present wine industry has been built. Telegraph poles and wires visible. Bakery visible in distance on right of road, looking west. stawell
