LONG, FINE, LIGHT GOLD COLOURED CHAIN WITH BRUSH TOKEN ON ENDlocal history, costume, accessories, female, trembath, perry

1.2 X REPORTS AND MINUTES RE WATER SUPPLY COMMITTEE FORMED 1869 3. SUPPLEMENTAL EVIDENCE 16.2.1845 RE GOLD DISCOVERIESlocal history, documents, water supply

GOLD AND SILVER BACKGROUND. LARGE BASKET OF FLOWERS IN THE MIDDLElocal history, document, postcard

SMALL ROUND CARDBOARD BOX WITH BLUE AND GOLD DECORATION AND ON BOTTOM 'MRS CAROLAN' AND 3 MEDALS'PARIS D'ORSAY FRANCE' ON SIDE. 'POUDRE COMPACT DORSAY - COLEUR ROUGE POUR BLONDES'local history, personal effects, cosmetics, toiletries

Metal candle holder on a spike to drive into wall to hold candle during mining operationclunes township and mining, mining, gold mining in clunes, victoria, australia, illumination in underground gold mines

James Goldsworthy Scholl had a private school in Clunes in early 1870's. He was born in Cornwall, U.K. in 1836 and married Emily Bennett in February 1857. James arrived in Melbourne on the "Agincourt" in November 1863 and Emily in July 1863 on the "Golden Land" James died in 1893 and Emily 19321. Enlarged photo of Mrs. James Goldsworthy Sholl (nee Bennett) Approx 1879 with 5 of 11 children (from left to right Albert 1875, Laura 1864, Emily Scholl, Bertha 1877, Arthur 1870, Anne 1868) 2. Original photo of Emily Scholl 3. Original photo of James Goldsworthy Scholl 4. Copy of parish map showing school location 5. Written account of family historyOn item 2. and 3. Printed gold lettering Yeoman, Paris Panel, Royal Arcade Melbournescholl, goldsworthy, private school, education

Example of quality of photographers work in proofsSmall green leatherbound photo album, brass clip, tooled leather cover, front and back, with gold embossing on front. Contains sepia photographs of various people by J. Bawden, Photographer of Clunes.bawden, album, local history

Used for smelting goldItem used on the gold fields to melt gold for assayingCrucible for melting gold to be assayedNo visible markingscrucible, gold, tools for gold mining

Used for melting gold to be assayedCrucible used to melt gold for assayingSticker marked "T.W" attached, no visible markings on objectcrucible, gold mining

Used for melting gold to be assayedGold Crucible used for melting gold for assay"Morgans Patent" at top of outside. Partly chipped on base. Stickers attached marked "Gold Crucible, Tom Wickham", T.W.", "80crucible, gold mining

JAMES ESMOND BORN AT ENNISCORTHY IRELAND1822., HE ARRIVED IN AUSTRALIA FEBRUARY 13TH 1840. HE WORKED FOR DONALDCAMERON ON (CLUNES RUN) AS A SHEPHERD FROM 1842 - 1846. LURED BY GOLD DISCOVERY IN CALIFORNIA, USA. ESMOND LEFT CLUNES 1849 RETURNING TO AUSTRALIA ABOARD THE 'EMMA" IN 1851 ON JUNE 29TH 1851, HE DISCOVERED GOLD IN QUARTZ AND ALLUVIUM. THE GEELONG ADVERTISER REPORTED THE DISCOVERY AND THE GREAT GOLD RUSH STARTED. JAMES ESMOND TOOK PART IN EUREKA UPRISING WITH PETER LALOR.1, PHOTO COPY OF PHOTOGRAPH OF JAMES ESMOND 1822-1890 2, SUMMARY OF THE LIFE OF JAMES ESMONDjames esmond, donald cameron, gold mining, local history

GOLD COLOURED MEDAL CELEBRATING 60 YEARS OF QUEEN VICTORIA 1837 - 1897local history, numiamatics, commemorative, celebrations, royal family