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Ballarat Heritage Services
Document, Castlemaine Resarch Notels for CAGHM interpretation
Word doc of resarch relating to Castlemaine, Victoriacastlemaine swimming pool, aboriginies, major mitchell, gold, commerce, religion, education, sport, music, federation, geology, dja dja wurrung, mt franklin protectorate, edward stone parker, alexander kennedy, campaspe, coliban, mount alexander, muckleford, plaistowe, joyce borthers, strathloddon, yapeem, straford lodge, james orr, chinese, campbell's creek, yapeen, fryers creek, guildford, harcourt, newstead, yappen -
Marysville & District Historical Society
Work on paper (item) - Poem, Thelma Stucliffe, To The Sir John Franklin Gold Mine From Gooleys Creek, 01-12-2004
A poem that was written about a journey taken by a local miner's daughter to the Sir John Franklin gold mine from Gooleys Creek.A poem that was written about a journey taken by a local miner's daughter to the Sir John Franklin gold mine from Gooleys Creek.sir john franklin gold mine, gooleys creek, stander's track, goulburn river, wood's point, johnstons hill, chinese miners, black friday -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Book - TED BEATTIE COLLECTION: CHILDREN'S BOOK, 1985
The Little Candlemaker and His Dragon - copyright 1985 Lamplighter Books (J.A.H. and M.A. Kenney Pty Ltd); 13 Earlsfield Rd, Hampton, Melbourne. Colour printed - Illustrations of Bendigo throughout; 26 pages National Library of Australia car and ISBN number 0 9595967 5 5John Kenney and illustrated by Tom Bishopchinese, ted beattie, childrens' literature -
National Vietnam Veterans Museum (NVVM)
Book, Smith, George E, P.O.W.: Two Years With the Vietcong
When Special Forces Sergeant Geoge E. Smith went to Vietnam in early 1963, he thought it was to save the "democratic" Diem regime from the Chinese Communists. Set down in a sugar plantation owned by Diem's sister-in-law Madame Nhu, he grew frustrated and synical. then guerrilla regulars overran his camp in a perfectly executed night attack. He was a prisoner of the Vietcong.When Special Forces Sergeant Geoge E. Smith went to Vietnam in early 1963, he thought it was to save the "democratic" Diem regime from the Chinese Communists. Set down in a sugar plantation owned by Diem's sister-in-law Madame Nhu, he grew frustrated and synical. then guerrilla regulars overran his camp in a perfectly executed night attack. He was a prisoner of the Vietcong. 1961-1975 - personal narratives, american, vietnam war, 1961-1975 - prisoners and prisons, vietcong, american special forces, sgt george e. smith, chinese communist, diem regime, madame nhu -
Bialik College
Photograph (Item) - Chinatown General Studies Tour
Year 9 students attended Chinatown, Melbourne, on a tour for General Studies, 1991. None1990s, chinese, melbourne, bialik college, restaurant, excursion, year 9