David Gordon Collection. A 'Victoria One Penny' cream and red postage stamp with '327' (Tarnagulla) and postmark.

Donald Clark Collection.A typed list of members of Tarnagulla Public Library in 1928-29 and in 1930-36.

Donald Clark Collection.A carbon copy of the song sheet used during the Back To Tarnagulla celebration in 1937.

Donald Clark Collection.Photocopy of the 'Tarnagulla' chapter of the Australian Handbook 1882, from the 'Towns In Victoria' section.

File on Tarnagulla's Presbyterian and Uniting Churches. Contains Donald Clarke's handwritten notes.

Flyer advertising the 'Off To The Diggings' event, held in Tarnagulla on 16 October, 2001

Don Clark Collection. Two-page excerpt from the Bendigo Advertiser newspaper fo Saturday February 21, 1970 with articles titled 'This Poseidon Recalls Earlier Rich Strike' and 'Reunion'. The first discusses gold nuggets found by George Stephenson and how he named a house in Golden Square after the reef. Includes a picture of the house with George Stephenson's daughter Mrs. Rodda who lives in it. Also includes an image of the four major nuggets with their finders George Stephenson, Jack Rogers and J.R. Smith. The second article discusses a Tarnagulla-ites reunion having been held at The Palms in Melbourne and an upcoming Back To Tarnagulla School Centenary event. poseidon, house, golden square, rodda, stephenson, gold nuggets, tarnagulla, back to tarnagulla 1937, reunions, old tarnagullians, community events, community celebrations

David Gordon Collection. Research file: New Chum Claim, Poverty Reef by Eric WIlkinson.mining

DVD. Tarnagulla and Waanyarra Cemeteries. Burial Lists and Headstone Photographs, for Elmore, December 2008.

Williams Family Collection Section of newspaper with article 'Tarnagulla Celebrates100th Birthday'. From The Advertiser, April 23, 1952.

David Gordon Collection. Brochure for a walking tour 'A Walk Through Time In Tarnagulla' produced by Loddon Shire Council.

David Gordon Collection. Poster for the Tarnagulla 'Turns It On' Grand Ball held in the Victoria Theatre on 24th February 1950.events, community events