Two letters from the Loddon - Campaspe Regional Planning Authority the first dated 9th April, 1979 the second 12th April, 1979 both titled: annotated bibliograpghy of the Loddon-Campaspe Region. Also a map of the Loddon-Campaspe regional Autorithy area of study. Two stapled pages of the Annotated Bibliography of the Loddon - Campaspe Regionorganisation, government, loddon campaspe

Conservation of archaeological and historic features Loddon-Campaspe Regional Planning Authority. 51 pages, with photos, and maps.Loddon Campaspe Regional Planning Authoritybendigo, buildings, historic and archaeological, heritage, history, buildings, historic features, heritage features

Land Use Strategy Plan for the Bendigo Sub-Region, 1990 - 2020. Bendigo 2020 Strategy. Prepared by three consulting firms for the Loddon-Campaspe Regional Planning Authority Inside front cover are: 1 Cover sheet, 3 stapled reports covering Bendigo 2020 land use strategy plan, Issues Report, Environment, also a 5 page booklet planning for the future with information and maps.Loddon-Campaspe Regional Planning Authoritybendigo, planning, 2020 strategy.

Bendigo 2020 Sub-Regional Strategy. Demographic Analysis.\ Prepared by Trevor Budge & Assoc for Bendigo Sub-Regional Committee of the Loddon-Campaspe Regional Planning Authority June 1989, 55 pagesTrevor Budge & Assoc for Bendigo Sub-Regional Committee of the Loddon-Campaspe Regional Planning Authoritybendigo, council, future direction & strategies.

Photocopy of an unsigned letter from The Bendigo Field Naturalists Club with copies sent to the Ministry for Conservation, Premier of Victoria, National Estate Dept, Forests Commission of Victoria, Conservation Council of Victoria, Loddon Campaspe Regional Authority, The Hon D McClure MLA, the Hon F S Grimwade MLC, F J Granter MLC, N B Reid MLC and J Bourchier MP. Letter refers to the Purchase of land of high conservation value within the Bendigo Whipstick area for consideration in the National Estate Program.communication, postal, letters, peter ellis collection, the bendigo field naturalists club, national estate funds, forests commission of vict, wallaby caves, mr ruedin, conservation council of victoria, national estate dept, whipstick interim development order, loddon campaspe regional authority, the hon d mcclure mla, the hon f s grimwade mlc, f j granter mlc, n b reid mlc, j bourchier mp

Four page agenda for the next Council Meeting, dated 7th March, 1952. Listed is business and correspondence. Correspondence from S E Beard, A H Pappos, E J Golding, Bendigo Tennis Association, Secretary Home and Family Week, Hon L W Galvin MLA, Country Roads Board, Bendigo District Cricket Association, YWCA Hockey Association, F Ebsary, RACV, Mitchell Popular Girl Committee, Bendigo Free Kindergarten, Dept of Health, Bendigo Football League, Les N Jennings, Education Dept, Secretary for Lands, Music Advancement Society of Bendigo, Cr H McF Cameron, Bendigo Preserving Company, Mrs A P Lyon, Golden City Motors, Mrs E M Taylor, Chamber of Commerce, K E Fischer, Wilson Hall Appeal Committee,business, auctioneers, j h curnow & son pty ltd, ian dyett collection - agenda of council meeting, s e beard, a h pappos, e j golding, bendigo tennis association, hon l w galvin mla, country roads board, bendigo district cricket association, f ebsary, racv, bendigo free kindergarten, dept of health, bendigo football league, les n jennings, education dept, secretary for lands, music advancement society of bendigo, cr h mcf cameron, loddon regional committee, shire of kara kara, bendigo preserving company, mrs a p lyon, golden city motors, mrs e m taylor, chamber of commerce, k e fischer, wilson hall appeal committee, university of melbourne

Printed article from The School Paper dated July 1, 1952. The article was written for The School Paper by Lucy Hill. Mentioned in the article are the licence tax, which preceded the Miners Right, the building of slab huts, a nugget of gold weighing 340 ounces and christened The Victoria which was later presented to Queen Victoria, how alluvial gold came into being, notes about the Needle Mine's square shaped chimney with the smoke holes in its tapering top and the progress which has occurred in Bendigo both cultural and in the buildings.document, gold, mining in bendigo, mining in bendigo, mining article from the school paper, lucy hill, miners right, queen victoria, marco polo sailing ship, bendigo goldfield, the needle mine, loddon regional, bendigo advertiser, easter fair, chinese dragon, teachers' training college, competitions society, shakespeare society, agricultural society and show

RURAL LAND USE IN THE LODDON-CAMPASPE REGION - a discussion paper on issues and options. 30 pages, with maps.Loddon-Campaspe regional planning authoritybook, rural, land use, loddon campaspe, rural, land use, agriculture

Victoria Public Works Department. Sandhurst Boys Centre. Maintenance workshops plan, elevation & section, Scale 1:100. Elevation includes tea room, lockers bathroom; ladder store; glaziers workshop; paint shop & paint store; carpentry workshop; machine area; offices, store rooms; mechanical workshop. Location unknown 16.02.2023.bendigo, institutions, sandhurst boys centre, sandhurst boys centre site plans; maintenance workshops; loddon-campaspe regional service; victoria public works department

32 page soft cover booklet 'A Legacy from the Past… a Link with the Future. An Open Space Strategy for Bendigo' Prepared for the Bendigo Sub-Regional Committee of the Loddon-Campaspe Regional Planning Authority, February 1988. Illustrated with maps, B&W photos and sketches. Main chapters 1. Open Space and Bendigo 2. An Open Space System - water courses and Bendigo Creek 3. The Provision of Public Open Space 4. Study Conclusions and Proposals.Evan Jonesregional planning authority, open space, bendigo council

Government of Victoria. Public Works Department. Master plan for the Loddon-Campaspe Regional Service Sandhurst Centre. [produced by] J Swan Chief architect, approved by B.W. Swan. Shows a brick Administration building, 6 [accommodation?] brick buildings (to be remodelled), the site for a new kitchen & amenities building, TDU no 1, BMU, TDU no 2 (new buildings), sites for maintenance workshops, vegetable garden. Also shows a residence, garage, recreation oval, with 3 existing weatherboard buildings, galvanised iron building, a weatherboard grandstand, a galvanised iron shed, fowl shed, 14 galvanised iron buildings [probably Nissan huts] and 2 toilet blocks. Location unknown 16.02.2023.bendigo, institutions, sandhurst boys centre, victoria public works dept; plans; sandhurst boys centre; j.swan

On front cover is: ''Community Arts Centre - Deputation Notes''. Within this stapled collection are the following: typed notes for presentation at a Public Meeting at Bendigo Municipal Offices (25/6/1975) re the ''establishment of a cultural centre in Bendigo''. J. Cannon with the names of six supportive speakers; handwritten Notes from Public Meeting 25th June 1975 (two pages); handwritten ''Notes from Public Meeting 36 June 75'' (meeting to hear address from Federal Department of Tourism and Recreation (with newspaper advertisements of meeting); Loddon Campaspe Regional Council for Social Development Interim Committee questionnaire for seminar on nine aspects - housing, educational facilities, medical and welfare services, municipal and other public services, transport and communication, conservation features, active and passive recreation, employment, shopping; handwritten notes for Public Meeting 25th June ; handwritten notes re the Plaza theatre being up for sale, letter to The Editor re the recent reported announcement by the City Council of its intention to seek Federal finance to assist in the purchase of the Plaze theatre; two-paged document (letter??) re the problems of keeping the Plaza theatre and, instead, promoting a ''fine modern facility'' of the Bendigo Arts Council (no named author); ; handwritten notes of Sub-committee - Arts Centre Building (Report - J. Cannon); handwritten notes from the ''Tours Officer'' for comments on the past year's activities; handwritten list of 30-40 local people with 'ticks'' for their (potential) interest and time??community arts center, merle hall collection

National Trust Collection: Mechanics Institute - School of Mines - Technical College (the McCrae Street section of the Institute) A variety of correspondence from December 1977 to March 1983, between The National Trust and the Principal of the Bendigo Technical College, regarding the facade of the building, the Assay Laboratory, the Library. Various letterheaded correspondence, generally typed letters and information three site sketch plans of the buildings on the corner of Mundy and Hargreaves Streets (circa 1980). "Early portions at the northern end in 1984. Architects Vahland and Getzschmann. Foundation stone of additions laid in May 1889 comprising three floors and a tower. Architect W.C. Vahland. In 1887 an octagonal Library building designed by Vahland had been erected and finely decorated by the famous Otto Waschatz. During the war years this beautiful building was sadly mutilated due to lack of adequate classroom space but has recently been restored and some of its pristine dignity recaptured. The pendant gas-light fitting (made by a local firm of the day) is worthy of note." 3084.77a UNDATED file note Mechanics Institute - School of Mines - Technical College - now the McCrae Street section of the Institute of Technology 3084.77b&c 20/12/1977 -Bendigo Institute of Technolgy - data sheet and photographs 3084.77d citation and history of buildings 3084.77e 2/08/1978 follow up request for data information 3084.77f handwritten request from David Collins for information of the de-licensed Princess Hotel on the corner of Mundt & Hargreaves Streets 3084.77g 1/02/1980 National Trust memo requesting a site plan to show the location of the Classified Library Building in relation to the McCrae Street buildings 3084.77h 10/06/1980 from NTofVic requesting information on the various alterations and improvements proposed to the Bendigo Institute of Technology 3084.77i 29/09/1980 from NTofVic Bendigo Branch referring to proposed alterations "the matter has been referred to the Government Buildings Advisory Committee, as the buildings are now included in their register" 3084.77j 10/03/1983 from BIT Principal "for advice in designing a suitable recognition of the Royal Princess Hotel on site .....of the building and its history" 3084.77ka-d 10/08/1971 correspondence on the future of the Town Hall 3084.77l-o 12/08/1980 fwd to NTofVic re the existing building on the corner of Mundy & Hargreaves Streets, Bendigo currently occupied by W.A. Pulfer Motors Pty Ltd 3084.77p-r 12/08/1980 three sketches (site building details and street elevations) of the existing buildings on the corner of Mundy & Hargreaves Streets, Bendigo 3084.77s16/08/1980 Note advising the NTofVic of the T.A.F.E. proposal for redevelopment of the site north of Mundy Street, between McCrae and Hargreaves Sts. 3084.77t 19/08/1980 memo re: the T.A.F.E. proposal for redevelopment of the site north of Mundy Street, between McCrae and Hargreaves Sts. and existing reports 3084.77 u 11/09/1980 re: the T.A.F.E. proposal for redevelopment of the site north of Mundy Street, between McCrae and Hargreaves Sts.- local NTofVic advising "it would appear that the Urban Conservation Committee have unearthed possible options for the building so that it may be retained for its streetscape value" 3084.77va & vb 28/09/1981 from local NTofVic the Committee resolved to refer any further discussions on the Royal Princess Hoyel to the Building Committee in Central Administration.... as a result of conflicting engineering reports 3084.77wa-wd 30/10/1981 classification of the Bendigo Technical College 3084.77xa-ac 3/03/1982 from Loddon Regional TAFE Board requesting a copy of NTofVic correspondence concerning the building at the Bendigo Technology College and requesting support for the redevelopment plans for the BTC 3084.77ya-yc 14/10/1982 NTofVic urging the Government Buildings Advisory to "take action as quickly as possible"bendigo institue of technology, royal princess hotel

141 page soft cover spiral bound booklet 'Bendigo Sub-Regional Strategy Plan - September 1980' Areas covered, City of Bendigo, Borough of Eaglehawk, Shires of Huntly, Marong and Strathfieldsaye. Maps included.Bendigo Sub-Regional Committeebendigo, sub regional strategy plan, loddon campaspe

''The Loddon Land Swindlers'' - chapter from Research Paper, Graduate Diploma - Regional Studies (History), LaTrobe University College of Northern Victoria (Mark Ritchie, 1992). Research Paper is titled ''Masters, Mediums, Mortals and Mysia - A Regional Study of Land Settlement'' - the first chapter - 21 pages - is titled ''The Loddon Land Swindlers''. Appendix is 'poem' (''The Charge of the Dirty Three Hundred'' (not by Tennyson). Described in the accompanying note to the B.H.S by the author as ''a fascinating event in The History of Bendigo''. It relates to the Amending Land Act of 1865 (known as the 'Grant Act') and to details of the July 1865 involvement of Bendigo people - 200 men - in the Inglewood Land Selections. Reference to 'mediums' and 'dummies'. References to reports of the time in the Bendigo Advertiser.Mark Ritchieinglewood, history, land settlement, amending land act of 1965, james macpherson grant, shamrock hotel, cobb & co, inglewood advertiser, henry byron moore, mr grant minister of lands, dummies, belle-latrobe, inglewood

Bendigo TAFE is a regional provider of vocational education, training and assessment services, located in northern and central Victoria, Australia. The institute has been in operation in various guises since 1854. The institute was known as the Loddon Campaspe Institute of TAFE from 1987 to 1990, Bendigo Regional Institute of TAFE (BRIT) from 1990 to 2009, before becoming Bendigo TAFE in 2009. Bendigo TAFE services a significant geographical area of approximately 25,000 square kilometres in central and northern Victoria, with a local population of 220,000. In May 2014, Bendigo TAFE announced that it would merge with the Melbourne-based Kangan Institute to form Bendigo Kangan Institute, however both institutes retain their existing branding.Bendigo College of Advanced Education (BCAE) early years - 24 slides of Landscaping at the new premises in Nolan Street Bendigo (Now the Bendigo Tertiary and Further Education (TAFE). history, bendigo, bendigo college of advanced education, bcae, landscaping, bendigo tafe

mapsbendigo, loddon, fire protection, victorian regional maps, directories

Pictures taken at RVIB regional office staff members for their badge identification, including Central Highlands, Eastern Region, Loddon Mallee, Northern Region, Southern Region (12 unnamed) and Western Region.52 digital images of staff at various RVIB offices, mostly in low resolutionroyal victorian institute for the blind, vivian bradbury, aleks zdrakovic, anna maghanoy, barbara forehan, barbara sunderland, bianca loiacono, catherine flynn, christine ballentine, graeme craig, kylie norwood, leigh chester, libby larsen, linda morris, magda mistarz, pam mcaleese, patricia peck, rosslyn wellington, amanda heighway, amanda hale, barbara mckenzie, beth glover, cathy costa, glen keane, julie lazaru, nicola misso, rob last, danielle bennett, lee fitton, lisa pastor, amanda pierini, anastasia sakellariou, brian hewat, jane rossiter, janet robins, malcolm fraser, sophie nugent, sophie tzourtzouklis, trudy neville

Franklinford is in the 'shadow' of Mt Franklin, the site of Edward Stone Parker's Aboriginal Protectorate.Photograph of a stone memorial cairn to Edward Stone Parker, Protector of Aborigines. "Edward Stone Parker 1802-1865 Regional Pioneer, Protector of Aborigines Established the Loddon Aboriginal Station Homestead, Church and School near this site in 1841. His devoted service remains a challenge and an Inspiration. April 1965."edward stone parker, protector of aboriginies, aboriginal protectorate, loddon aboriginal protectorate, franklinford aboriginal protectorate, franklinford

The Borough of Eaglehawk was a local government area which covered the northwestern suburbs of the regional city of Bendigo and covered an area of 14.54 square kilometres (5.6 sq mi). Eaglehawk was first incorporated as a borough on 29 July 1862. It had nine councillors, who represented the entire borough. Councillors met at the Town Hall (incorporating the Star Cinema) at the intersection of Sailors Gully Road and Loddon Valley Highway, Eaglehawk. The Town hall has always been the centre of the Borough's activities and was built in 1901 on the site of an earlier town hall which had stood on the location since 1865. The Victorian Heritage Database notes: "The present building replaced this earlier building and was opened on 14 August 1901. The architects were the Melbourne firm of Wilkinson and Permewan. As a much larger and more sumptuous building of brick and stone featuring a central clock tower, the new hall reflected prevailing architectural fashion and was a remarkable investment for a town consisting predominantly of poor mining families. The condition of the town hall is substantially as built. The design is almost identical to the Castlemaine Town Hall." On 7 April 1994, the Borough of Eaglehawk was abolished, and along with the City of Bendigo, the Rural City of Marong and the Shires of Huntly and Strathfieldsaye, was merged into the newly created City of Greater Bendigo.Brass bell with eaglehawk topper / handle on timber stand. The lower front section of the topper has the Borough of Eaglehawk seal attached. No hallmarks or makers stamps visible.borough of eaglehawk, star cinema

This map was produced for the State Regional Boundaries Committee Two colour map of Victoria showing the regions for planning and development. The regions are Central Highlands, Mallee, Wimmera, Glenelg, Corangamite, Barwon, Loddon, Goulburn, Upper Goulburn, Upper Murray, East Gippsland, West Gippsland, Port Phillip.central highlands, mallee, wimmera, glenelg, corangamite, barwon, loddon, goulburn, upper goulburn, upper murray, east gippsland, west gippsland, port phillip, victoria, m4486