'Round Monbulk' Series 3. Berry growing and the jam factory established by Daniel Camm, who settled in Monbulk in 1896, was the major industry in Monbulk for most of the 1900s. The jam factory finally closed at Christmas 1990.soft cover, 25 pp., ill., bibliography, ISBN 1875 301 321Papermonbulk victoria australia, dandenong ranges, victoria, australia, businesses, fruit growing, dorothy williams, monbulk historical society, monbulk cooperative fruitgrowers association, monbulk jam, daniel camm, d. camm & sons pty ltd monbulk, monbulk preserves limited, bob dower

Monbulk Historical Information Series 4. Relates the story of Daniel Camm, who came to the Dandenong Ranges in 1896. He became a successful berry grower and founded the Monbulk Jam Factory, later taken over by Shepparton Preserving Company (SPC).Pamphlet: Jam at the Patch - 4p. typescript with map and cover. ISBN 1875 301 100Papermonbulk victoria australia, the patch victoria australia, pioneers, businesses, fruit growing, betty hotchin, dorothy williams, monbulk historical society, monbulk jam factory, daniel camm

Story of the Camm family who founded the berry growing and jam industry in Monbulk.The Camms of Monbulk: (1) 32 leaves of typescript. (2) 4 leaves photocopy of licence to land in Monbulk. (3) Typescript copy of 1p. from "The Australasian" 28/1/1911monbulk victoria australia, horticulture, pioneers, fruit growing, daniel camm, helen c. coulson