Book consists of descriptive text and sketches of scenic sites in the Dandenongs and the Yarra Valley including depictions of places in Clematis, Emerald, Cockatoo and Gembrook pp27-37. Text and sketches by David Williams. Published 1991. 116 pages.These are sketches of the local area c1980s.Soft cover book of information about scenic places in the Dandenongs with black and white sketches. 116 pages.On cover: 'Rambling in the Dandenongs / David Williams'david williams, 1991, dandenongs

Book consists of sketches of scenic sites in the Dandenongs and the Yarra Valley including the Emerald Country Club, a farmhouse in Cockatoo, an original Nobelius house in Carramar Court, the Emerald Railway Station, a sculpture by Hans Knorr and places and people in Gembrook. Text and Drawings by Clare Hutson. Published in 1978.These are sketches of the local area c1970s.Spiral bound book of sketches of scenic sites in the Dandenongs in black and white and in sepia. 52 pages.On cover: 'Sketchbook of the / DANDENONGS / Text and drawings by / Clare Hutson'clare hutson, sketches, 1978

This book has a colourful front and back full cover photograph of the tourist train, Puffing Billy. The title, Outdoors in the Dandenongs is printed in red with the author's name in blue underneath. The spine has the title, author and publisher printed in red. The title page has the title, author and publisher with a black outlined illustration of a lyrebird. On the back of the front end paper is a list of four more books by the same author. There is a Contents page, a List of Maps and Charts, an Introduction, Background Information, photographs of the area and more. 32 detailed maps are included with an Index to Places and features at the back. non-fictionThis book by Tyrone T. Thomas, published in 1981 by Hill of Content, is a 90-page guide covering the history and natural attractions of the Dandenong Ranges. It features 32 maps and explores the region's development, including timber felling, the Puffing Billy railway, and walking trails. the dandenong ranges - victoria, dandenongs, tourism victoria

George Broadbent was a Geelong-born cyclist record-holder, who produced from 1896 the most comprehensive and detailed maps of Victoria until his death in October 1947. His son had taken over map production in 1945. This map of the Dandenongs c 1970s details tourist sites and walking tracks. This map shows streets and walking tracks and tourist sites significant in the Dandenongs c. 1970s.Front of fold-out map titled 'The Dandenongs No. 199', produced by Broadbents. Folded out, one side is a street map of the Dandenongs. The other side includes a street index, a list of tourist sites, a list of walking tracks, a map of Sherbrooke Forest, and a map of key approaches from the city to the Dandenongs.On front: ' No. 199 / The / Dandenongs / Broadbents / Broadbents / Maps & Guides / A DIVISION OF / THE PAUL HAMLYN / GROUP'broadbents, dandenongs, 1970s, tourist sites, walking tracks

A 96-page book filled with photography and writing about the history of the Dandenong Ranges and about many local features and locations. The spine features a library label, affixed with plastic. The inner cover bears a stamp from the Casey-Cardinia Library Corporation.non-fictionThis book was written and published by Nick Anchen and his publishing company Sierra Publishing in 2008. It was acquired and held by the Emerald Library for several years before it was donated to the museum. The beginning of 'The Dandenongs' covers the history of the region, before going into detail about different more localised areas or locations (e.g. Olinda) and specific events (e.g. the Kyeema Disaster). Each page is adorned with both historical and contemporary photographs, giving a visual perspective on their subject matter.book, photography, dandenong ranges

Reflections of the Dandenongs Second Edition 1953