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Port Fairy Historical Society Museum and ArchivesPhotograph, 1918
... goose lagoon...Goose Lagoon Campsite 1918 A post card of the area a few...Black and white Photograph of Goose Lagoon campsite....Campsite Goose Lagoon 1918 WRBt... Street Port Fairy great-ocean-road Goose Lagoon Campsite 1918 ...Goose Lagoon Campsite 1918 A post card of the area a few miles from Port Fairy near BoodcarraBlack and white Photograph of Goose Lagoon campsite.Campsite Goose Lagoon 1918 WRBtgoose lagoon, campsite, post card, port fairy, grassland, swamp -
Glenelg Shire Council Cultural CollectionPainting, Rita M McLean, Sea Air Near Goose Lagoon, n.d
... Sea Air Near Goose Lagoon...Goose Lagoon...Art Collection Goose Lagoon Female Artist Female Artists ...Art CollectionThis painting depicts a green hill below a cloudy sky, and a sandy landscape below the hills. Towards the left of the hill there are trees and shrubbery. The frame is white with gold on inside, beige mount and glass.Front: Rita M McLean (grey paint, lower right) Back: (no inscriptions)goose lagoon, female artist, female artists -
Port Fairy Historical Society Museum and ArchivesPhotograph
... homestead and view to the Goose Lagoon Swamp... of Boodcarra homestead and view to the Goose Lagoon Swamp Photograph ...Boodcarra - I Ritchie EsqBlack and white photograph of side wall of Boodcarra homestead and view to the Goose Lagoon Swampboodcarra, i ritchie esq -
Port Fairy Historical Society Museum and ArchivesMagazine - Newsletter, Richard Patterson, Port Fairy Post, May 2020
... goose lagoon... tsunami goose lagoon frederick William ramsay annie ada armitage ...An amalgamation of articles pertaining to the history of Port Fairy/BelfastA 4 - 12 to 14 page coloured newsletter produced for the Port Fairy Historical Society includes photosnon-fictionAn amalgamation of articles pertaining to the history of Port Fairy/Belfastnewsletter, magazine, sparrow family, 1946 floods, memorial, robert ireland, wemyss thomson, george nelson thomson, tsunami, goose lagoon, frederick william ramsay, annie ada armitage, father patrick dunne, father william shinnick, dr goold, plague, the sarah’s log, captain lewis grant, crossword -
Port Fairy Historical Society Museum and ArchivesPhotograph, Cr J Ritchie Shire of Belfast President1866-67 1869-70
... the coast toward Goose Lagoon but due to a drought the water had... in the district. he moved along the coast toward Goose Lagoon but due ...Cr J Ritchie came from Scotland at Hobart in 1833 having been 9 months on the outward journey. he took up land at South Esk and remained there for 6 years.later on advice of the Henry brothers he came to Victoria and after a preliminary inspection of the land charted the brig “William” and with all of his possessions, including 2000 sheep and two servants he arrived in Portland Bay in January 1840 and as he already held a squatting licence No 230 became a settler in the district. he moved along the coast toward Goose Lagoon but due to a drought the water had dried up and forced him to move further eastward to the Upeer Hopkins but the lack of any but brackish water he was forced to return to Aringa. Aringa comprised of 26,000 acres between the Shaw and Moyne Rivers, 640 acres became freehold at one pound and acre with the right to take up leasehold at a low rate according to the number of stock. At Aringa he designed and built his first home part of which still stands today. He married Sarah Elizabeth Davis in 1852 at Weerongurt Station (Mr John Cox’s property). Mrs Ritchie died in 1920. he was elected Shire of Belfast President for the periods of 1866-67 and 1869-70 John had originally chosen to practice law as his vocation in Scotland but abandoned law for the open air life and died at the age of 86 years in 1887 elected Shire of Belfast President for the periods of 1866-67 and 1869-70Black and white portrait photograph Cr J Ritchie 1866-67 1869-70belfast, president, council, portrait, government, shire, municipal, local-government
