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Clunes MuseumBooklet, MAY TOWNSEND, CLUNES - VICTORIA"S FIRST GOLD TOWN
... CLUNES VICTORIAS FIRST GOLD TOWN...Clunes Museum 36 Fraser Street enter building through Collins Place Clunes goldfields CLUNES VICTORIAS FIRST GOLD TOWN HISTORY OF CLUNES THE STORY OF CLUNES WITH SCETCHES AND POEMS RUBBER STAMPS ON THE INSIDE PAGES : IN BLUE INK ST PATRICK'S COLLEGE BALLARAT . ...THE STORY OF CLUNES WITH SCETCHES AND POEMSYELLOW SOFT COVER COVERED WITH ADHESIVE PROTECTION OF CLEAR PLASTIC. A DRAWING ON FRONT OF CLUNES QUARTZ MINING COMPANY, NORTH SHAFT. 90 PAGES A TYPED PAGE IS GLUED IN THE BACK WITH ENTITLED "A BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE LIFE OF JAMES ESMOND" non-fictionTHE STORY OF CLUNES WITH SCETCHES AND POEMSclunes victorias first gold town, history of clunes, -
Clunes Museum
Pamphlet - BROCHURE
... CLUNES MUSEUM IN VICTORIA'S FIRST GOLD TOWN INFORMATION ABOUT THE MUSEUM,FAMILY HISTORY, RESEARCH AND DISPLAYS...Clunes Museum 36 Fraser Street enter building through Collins Place Clunes goldfields CLUNES MUSEUM FIRST GOLDTOWN YELLOW A4 3FOLDED BROCHURE. CLUNES MUSEUM IN VICTORIA'S FIRST GOLD TOWN INFORMATION ABOUT THE MUSEUM,FAMILY HISTORY, RESEARCH AND DISPLAYS Pamphlet BROCHURE ...YELLOW A4 3FOLDED BROCHURE. CLUNES MUSEUM IN VICTORIA'S FIRST GOLD TOWN INFORMATION ABOUT THE MUSEUM,FAMILY HISTORY, RESEARCH AND DISPLAYSclunes museum, first goldtown -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Newspaper - Michele Matthews collection - Advertiser Saturday 23 July 1988 - Research reveals a goldfields pioneer - Dr Georg Hermann Bruhn
... Official histories credit one James Esmond as being the first to discover gold in Victoria at Clunes on July 1, 1851. A letter from the Secretary of the Mines Department to the Clunes Town Clerk dated May 26, 1950, said the records showed Bruhn was the first to discover gold and had been offered a small reward....History House 11 Mackenzie Street Bendigo goldfields gold discovery in Victoria Michele Matthews collection - Research reveals a goldfields pioneer - Dr Georg Hermann Bruhn - Advertiser Saturday 23 July 1988. Official histories credit one James Esmond as being the first to discover gold in Victoria at Clunes on July 1, 1851. A letter from the Secretary of the Mines Department to the Clunes Town ...gold discovery in VictoriaMichele Matthews collection - Research reveals a goldfields pioneer - Dr Georg Hermann Bruhn - Advertiser Saturday 23 July 1988. Official histories credit one James Esmond as being the first to discover gold in Victoria at Clunes on July 1, 1851. A letter from the Secretary of the Mines Department to the Clunes Town Clerk dated May 26, 1950, said the records showed Bruhn was the first to discover gold and had been offered a small reward. -
Clunes MuseumPhotograph
... COLOURED PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN IN FRONT OF CLUNES TOWN HALL DURING 150TH CELEBRATIONS FIRST DISCOVERY OF PAYABLE GOLD IN VICTORIA. ...Clunes Museum 36 Fraser Street enter building through Collins Place Clunes goldfields LOCAL HISTORY PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHS EVENTS AND CELEBRATIONS COLOURED PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN IN FRONT OF CLUNES TOWN HALL DURING 150TH CELEBRATIONS FIRST DISCOVERY OF PAYABLE GOLD IN VICTORIA. ...COLOURED PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN IN FRONT OF CLUNES TOWN HALL DURING 150TH CELEBRATIONS FIRST DISCOVERY OF PAYABLE GOLD IN VICTORIA. PHOTO TAKEN JULY 2001.local history, photography, photographs, events and celebrations -
Clunes MuseumPhotograph, EDMUND STENDO, TOWN OF CLUNES, 1886
... TOWN OF CLUNES - Population 4874 - Number of dwellings 1100. Gold first discovered here 1st July 1851 Printed narrative: A hand-tinted photo-engraving from the Handbook of Victoria, published for the Colonial and Indian Exhibition in London, 1886. ...Clunes Museum 36 Fraser Street enter building through Collins Place Clunes goldfields CLUNES TOWNSHIP IN 1886 COLONIAL AND INDIAN EXHIBITION IN LONDON 1886 BUTE & DOWNES AMALGAMATED BUILDINGS MINING .1 TOWN OF CLUNES - Population 4874 - Number of dwellings 1100. Gold first discovered here 1st July 1851 Printed narrative: A hand-tinted photo-engraving from the Handbook of Victoria, published for the Colonial and Indian Exhibition in London, 1886. ...CLUNES TOWNSHIP IN 1886.1 BLACK WOODEN FRAMED PHOTOGRAPH OF CLUNES. HAND TINTED WITH A NARRATIVE WHICH WAS GLUED ONTO THE GLASS. VIEW LOOKING SOUTH NEAR THE PRESENT DAY SCENIC ROAD LOOKOUT. .2 BROWN WOODEN FRAMED PHOTOGRAPH OF THIS SKETCH. WITH MATT BORDER..1 TOWN OF CLUNES - Population 4874 - Number of dwellings 1100. Gold first discovered here 1st July 1851 Printed narrative: A hand-tinted photo-engraving from the Handbook of Victoria, published for the Colonial and Indian Exhibition in London, 1886. Looking south from near the present-day Scenic Road lookout, the illustration projects the image of Clunes as a goldmining town The view shows the headframes of several mine shafts, the Central Clunes Q.M.Co., and the Boundary, No.1 and No.2 shafts of the South Clunes G.M.Co. The headframe on the skyline in the middle distance was probably that of the Bute & Downes Amalgamated G.M.Co., near the railway station. .2 PAPER CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY ON REAR OF FRAME.colonial and indian exhibition in london 1886, bute & downes amalgamated, buildings, mining
