Over 200 photos of Balaclava mine and Whroo buildings from 1850's to 2007 when book "Families of Whroo" was launched.DVD featuring black and white gold mine scene on top half, coloured forest scene on bottom. Half plastic cover, clear front, black bacmwhroo, families of whroo

Soft cover, yellow, with similar yellow jacket. Image of an old General Store plus book title on cover and jacket. Comprehensive history and many photographs.rushworth victoria, whroo victoria

Information on the family of William and Primrose Wilson.Black binder containing 6 x A4 pages of information on William and Primrose Wilson put together by Phyl Mactier on behalf of the Peter Stuart Mactier family of Tatura, Victoria.Wilson. Compiled by Peter Stuart Mactierwilson family history, peter stuart mactier, william and primrose wilson

Written as part of a series on Waranga Shire. This concentrating of significant areas such as growth of towns.Clear plastic front, white plastic on back. Picture on cover illustrates re constructed puddling machine at Whroo.pastoral leases, gold

The Christening robe was word by Charles William Wilson, the first white child born at Whroo. He was the first born to Mary Primrose Wilson and William Wilson. He died in 1901 aged 45 years and is interred at Tatura cemetary. His monument is erected in front of the Tatura Court House.Cotton and broderie Anglaise white robe. Gathered at the bodice with pin tucking across bottom of robe. Ties at neckline and bodice.christening robe, charles william wilson, mary primrose wilson, william wilson, whroo, tatura court house, tatura cemetery

Montmorency resident Bettina Woodburn took up many physical challenges in later life. Contents Newspaper article: "Late start hasn't hindered Bettina", Diamond Valley News, 26 August 1986. Newsletter article: "Eltham Cultural Heritage Tour 1992", Reprinted from Eltham District Historical Society no.85. Bettina Woodburn's notes on a driving/walking tour of the district's cultural heritage, guided by David Bick in 1992. Newspaper article: "The challenge of the Murray", Diamond Valley News, 20 May 1998. Bettina Woodburn was part of a team of women who paddled the Murray River in aid of breast cancer research. Report, Bettina Woodburn, 9 October 1994, on Eltham District Historical Society expedition to Whroo and Chateau Tahbilk. Newspaper page, no title, no date: Photograph of Bettina Woodburn. Newspaper notice: Death notice for Bettina Mathilde Woodburn.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcbettina woodburn, veteran athletic club of victoria, world veterans' games, stirling silver cross country skiing competition, edendale farm, diamond creek cemetery, murray road wattle glen, police station hurstbridge, allwood house hurstbridge, arthurs creek road monash bridge, st peter's church hurstbridge, maud rattray, kangaroo ground lookout tower, wellers pub kangaroo ground, aqueduct maroondah dam, bill woodburn, betti woodburn, woodburn house, david bick, mainstreaming the message, following the fence line, diamond valley living and learning centre, la trobe university, deakin university, whroo, chateau tahbilk, bettina mathilde woodburn nee bromley, harcourt bromley, mathilda bromley

To record events as they happened and the way early settlers and families lived in the are known as "The Shire of Goulburn".Orange dust cover, white strip and writing. Sketches, in black, of Cobb & Co, mining, bridges, wineries, Nagambiemajor mitchell, nagambie, graytown, whroo, joyce hammond

Report on mines, including Balaclava. Extracts from Waranga News. Early happening, settlement life.Black cover with metal clips. Labels on spinerushworth-waranga, mining sites, goldfields, tatura, mining, whroo, documents, reports