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Buninyong & District Historical SocietyPhotograph - Original Photograph, Mr. C.J. Brooks, View up Mt. Innes from Learmonth St., showing Birdwood Park sign, September 1995
... ...Birdwood Grove...Conifers are WWI memorial created as Birdwood Grove. Hill has also been known as Hastie's Hill, Mt. ...Conifers are WWI memorial created as Birdwood Grove. Hill has also been known as Hastie's Hill, Mt. ...connections to early settlement and WWI.Colour photo, View up Mt. Innes from Learmonth St., showing Birdwood Park sign. Conifers are WWI memorial created as Birdwood Grove. Hill has also been known as Hastie's Hill, Mt. Loch, Birdwood Park and Mt. Innes.buninyong, birdwood grove, hastie's hill, mt. loch, mt. innes -
Buninyong & District Historical SocietyPhotograph - Photograph of Buninyong from Mt. Innes, 1993
... Now known as Birdwood Park, earlier named Birdwood Grove in 1917 as part of the Avenue of Honor. ...Now known as Birdwood Park, earlier named Birdwood Grove in 1917 as part of the Avenue of Honor. ...historic, buildings, landscapeB/W photograph of Buninyong town from Mt Innes, looking west, with George Innes monuments in foreground. Now known as Birdwood Park, earlier named Birdwood Grove in 1917 as part of the Avenue of Honor. The land was donated to Buninyong by George Innes.buninyong, mt. innes, george innes -
Ballarat Heritage ServicesPhotograph - Image, General Birdwood's Headquarters, ANZAC Gully, Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915
... Black and white photographic image of General Birdwood's Headquarters, ANZAC Gully, Gallipoli, Turkey. ANZAC Gully was completely open to the fire of the Turkish batteries at Olive Grove. he "dugout" was afterwards given some slight comouflage by hay trusses. ...Ballarat Heritage Services PO Box 2209 Bakery Hill Post Office goldfields world war one gallipoli landing beachhead colonel maclaurin 4th battalion aif 1st infantry brigade aif Black and white photographic image of General Birdwood's Headquarters, ANZAC Gully, Gallipoli, Turkey. ANZAC Gully was completely open to the fire of the Turkish batteries at Olive Grove. he "dugout" was afterwards given some slight comouflage by hay trusses. ...Black and white photographic image of General Birdwood's Headquarters, ANZAC Gully, Gallipoli, Turkey. ANZAC Gully was completely open to the fire of the Turkish batteries at Olive Grove. he "dugout" was afterwards given some slight comouflage by hay trusses. world war one, gallipoli, landing, beachhead, colonel maclaurin, 4th battalion aif, 1st infantry brigade aif
