Ken Arnold is an author and publisher of books about the history of various facets of Bendigo history. His first book was published in 1978.Hardcover book. Purple front and back covers with B&W photos. 400 pages Bendigo Its Environs The Way it Was Volume 3 by Ken Arnold A brief history of the areas around Bendigo illustrated with B&W photos and maps. Published in 2013 by Crown Castleton Publishers, Bendigo. Printed by Trojan Press, Port Melbourne, Victoria 'M & J Qualtrough' sticker on front cover. Signed in ink by Ken Arnold, June 2023 on title page.bendigo environs, history

Bendigo its Environs The way it Was. A brief history of Bendigo & surrounding areas & of the water supply and railway line to Bendigo & surrounds. Contains 432 pages with photographs, illustrations and maps, published by Crown Castleton.Ken Arnoldbendigo, history, bendigo & district, signed by author, limited edition number 175

A brief history of the areas of Strathfieldsaye, Junortoun, Longlea, Axedale, Kimbolton, Redesdale, Lyal, Myrtle Creek, Axe Creek, Eppalock, Emu Creek, Sedgwick, Mandurang, Mandurang South and Diamond Hill.399 pages, illus. Hard cover.bendigo

3 x black and white Photographs,- photocopy of page 34 of Bendigo Its Environs - The Way It Was - Ravenswood Crown Lands, three views at the Ravenswood Homestead c2003. Wool shed, Chapel ,Homestead.photograph, building, house

A brown soft covered book titled 'Cairo and its Environs.' Described as being an 'artistic album. A green ribbon is attached to the cover. Contains photos of Egypt. C.Livadas, B. Livadas & Coutsicos Booksellers and Stationers Opposite Shepheard Hotel Cairo.C. Livadas, B. Liadas & Coutsicos, Booksellers and Stationers opposite Shepheard's Hotel Cairophotograph, landscape, egypt, lydia chancellor, collection, middle east, cairo, egypt, tourism, travel, photos, photography, album, place

A blue spiral bound soft covered book titled ' The Rocky Mountains of Canada.' It contains 18 colour plates of the mountains and their environs. Montreal. Associated Screen News Limited. 18p.place, canada

Edith Lunn was born in Bendigo 0n 27.7.1907 and lived all her life in the city and its environs. Edith was awarded an OAM on January 26, 2002 for her contribution to the archives of Bendigo history.Light brown soft cover book. Three sepia photographs of Bendigo buildings on the front cover. Sepia photograph of Pall Mall buildings on the back cover. Includes black and white and colured photographs. 65 pp. Author Edith Lunn.. Published by Edith Lunn in 2008. Artwork and layout by Sally Giri. Printed by Bendigo Modern Press. A series of articles that appeared over several years in the Bendigo Weekly newspaper, published in book form.Written in pen on first page "To jenny, With every best Good wish + thanks for your interest. Edith Lunn 29/7/06".bendigo weekly, bendigo memories

Edith Lunn was born in Bendigo in July, 1907, and had lived all of her life in the city and its immediate environs. Edith was awarded the Order of Australia medal in 2002 for her services to, and interest in, Bendigo's history. This text records to history of Bendigo, as recalled and researched by Edith. Bendigo, formerly known as Sandhurst, grew from Indigenous lands to a major gold rush boomtown and is now a vibrant regional city with rich cultural heritage. The Bendigo region is the traditional land of the Dja Dja Wurrung (Djaara) people, who have lived in the area for thousands of years. They managed the land sustainably, utilizing the rich hunting grounds and waterways, and their cultural stories and knowledge remain deeply woven into the landscape today. European exploration began with Major Thomas Mitchell in 1836, followed by squatters establishing sheep runs in 1837. The arrival of settlers led to the displacement of the Dja Dja Wurrung people, with waves of settlement from the south in 1837 and from the north in 1845. Gold was discovered on Bendigo Creek in 1851 by Mrs. Margaret Kennedy and Mrs. Julia Farrell, sparking one of Australia’s largest gold rushes. By 1852, around 20,000 people had arrived from across the world, including Europe and China, transforming Bendigo into a booming gold-mining economy. The city was officially named Sandhurst from 1853 to 1891. The wealth generated during this period is reflected in Bendigo’s Victorian architecture, including the Town Hall and historic buildings. Gold mining continued into the early 20th century, but by 1954, mining had largely ceased. The city then shifted focus to manufacturing and regional services, experiencing renewed growth from the 1930s onward. Modern Bendigo has become a fast-growing regional centre, aided by infrastructure like the Calder Freeway linking it to Melbourne. Today, Bendigo preserves its history through museums, walking tours, and heritage sites. Key attractions include the Bendigo Art Gallery, Bendigo Joss House Temple, Central Deborah Gold Mine, and the Goldfields Track, which highlight both the gold rush era and the city’s cultural diversity. "Snippets of Bendigo History" written by Edith Lunn. Forward by Daryl McClure. Printed by Bendigo Modern Press. Soft cover book. Front and back covers are sepia with Bendigo street scene, and front cover has three inset sepia toned Bendigo scenes inserted. Title and author's name are in black text on front cover. Author's name and book title written in black on spine. Printed in Bendigo, Australia. 65 pp. This edition was 500 copies. Contents page on iv. Details about author on iii. Contains both text and black and white images. edith lunn, bendigo

Universal Business Directories Publication UBD Detailed Reference Map - City of Bendigo Eaglehawk, Kangaroo Flat Strathfieldsaye and Lake Eppalock Single page folded map sheet providing three maps: * Bendigo, Eaglehawk & Shire of Strathfieldsaye on main sheet * Eppalock & Environs * Kangaroo Flat hand written date June 1975, and 50 cents costUniversal Business Directories Publicationcity of bendigo, map, ubd map