BHS CollectionSoftcover book cream cover with red line drawing of a tram and a boy on front. Contains 72 pages covering the history of tram travel in Eaglehawk between 1890 and 1972. Also contains black and white photographs. Published by Eaglehawk Heritage Society.Noelene Wildtramways, history, bendigotramway, trams, eaglehawk, bendigo

Book, "Eaglehawk's Lifeline" details the history and operation of the Bendigo to Eaglehawk tram route. The tram service, operated by the SEC ceased in 1972. Has a table of contents, forward written by Dennis Bell and an introduction written by the author Noelene Wild. Published by the Eaglehawk Heritage Society 1997. Includes many photographs, and a (not fully inclusive) list of people who worked on the line in various capacities. Provides a detailed history of the Eaglehawk Bendigo tram route.Book - 72 A5 pages + card covers centre stapledtrams, tramways, eaglehawk, noelene wild, sec, bendigo

Eaglehawk Pioneers by Noelene Wild. ISBN: 0 646 20542 0. Publisher Noelene Wild, Eaglehawk. 1994. 57 pages. Illustrations: photographs, illustrations.Noelene Wildbook, pioneers, eaglehawk, eaglehawk, pioneers, history

1865 Borough of Eaglehawk Rates Blue cover A4 booklet. Cloth tape binding Photocopy of Rates book. Compiled by Noelene Wild Eaglehawk Heritage Society 1996Noelene Wildeaglehawk, history, rates book

A Bird's-Eye View, Eaglehawk Area in the 1850s. Publisher: Noelene Wild. Place of publication: Ealgehawk. ISBN: 0-9579939-1-9. 76 pages. Photographs & illustrations.Noelene Wildbendigo, history, eaglehawk, eaglehawk history pioneers goldmining

Grief, Not Gold, Mining Accident Fatalities in Eaglehawk Compiled & published by Noelene Wild Printed by Bolton Bros Bendigo, soft cover 28 pages with a map.compiled by Noelene Wildbook, bendigo, eaglehawk, history-eaglehawk-gold mining-accidents

Borough of Eaglehawk Rate Book 1863 (1996) compiled by Noelene Wild. Eaglehawk Heritage Society Inc. Printed on paper, stapled with black spine tape, 70pages. Marks: "German Heritage Society Bendigo Inc." stampNoelene Wildeaglehawk, history, rates

Eaglehawk UFS - 90 years of dispensing. 92 pages with photos and illustrations.Noelene Wildeaglehawk, commercial, pharmacy

Borough Baths - Swimming Pools of Eaglehawk. A History and Heritage of Eaglehawk.Noelene Wildeaglehawk, history, eaglehawk swimming pools

Streets of the Borough of Eaglehawk 1863-1993. Soft cover. Publisher: Bendigo Modern Press, Bendigo. ISBN: 0 646 17049 X. 50 pages. Illustrations: photographs, illustrations & map.Noelene Wildbook, eaglehawk, streets, eaglehawk history, street of eaglehawk, pioneers eaglehawk

"Article compiled by Joan McEwan, great-granddaughter, researched by James Tibbett, great, great grandson." Richard Williams was born in St. Blazey, Cornwall in 1831 to James and Ann Williams. Married to Mary Thomas with whom he had 12 children: Eliza Ann "Lou" Thomas, Sarah Mary "Molly" Williams, Margaret "Peg" Williams (born 1858), Ellen Williams (1859-1860), George Williams (b. 1861), Richard Williams (b.1862), John Williams (1863-1866), Ellen Williams (b.1865), Stephen John Williams (b.1867), Albert James Williams (b. 1868), Michael Thomas Williams (b.1871) and Laura Williams (b.1872). Worked in the Cornish mines until he was 21 and sought work in America. Landed in Melbourne on 20 December 1857 in search of gold. Was given supervision of the work conducted in the 1864 Cinderella Claim belonging to Geroge Lansell, among others. Williams was later named manager of all of Lansell's mines. Williams later opposed Lansell in favour of better working conditions for miners. Williams was then in charge of the Johnson Reef Company until his retirement. He worked on the administrative council at the Bendigo School of Mines, was named Justice of the Peace and was a founding member of the California Hill Methodist Church. Williams died in Eaglehawk in 1903. Additional articles further narrate the history of Eaglehawk BoroughA3 colour photocopies of the 18 February 2005 edition of the Eaglehawk Times newspaper. Date of photocopy unknown. Location of original paper unknown. Page 12 contains the biography of Richard Williams, aka Cap'n Dick. The article was compiled by Williams' great-granddaughter, Joan McEwan, and 2 x Great Grandson, James Tibbett. The article shows significant discolouration, rips and tears, folds and cuts. Unknown page number contains articles written about the history of Eaglehawk borough.richard williams, cap'n dick, newspaper, eaglehawk times, lansell mines, biography, johnson reef company, eaglehawk heritage society, allan james, ian glanville, noelene wild, sailors gully mission hall

Sailors Gully is a suburb of the regional city of Bendigo in north central Victoria, Australia, 8.5 kilometres (5.3 mi) north west of the Bendigo city centre. At the 2021 census, Sailors Gully had a population of 743. Gold was first discovered in Sailors Gully in 1852, allegedly by a sailor or group of sailors who had abandoned their ships and headed to the goldfields. On 13 August 1855, a Church of England school was opened in Sailors Gully by Hugh Morrow. The following year, another building was built, serving as a church and a school. This second school (No. 570) was officially opened on 1 July 1874. Myers Flat is a locality in the City of Greater Bendigo in the Australian state of Victoria. Myers Flat was named after Thomas Myers who was the co-proprietor of the Weddikar pastoral run. European settlement began in Myers Flat, then known as "Myers Creek", in 1845. Gold was first discovered in Myers Flat in 1852."Sailors Gully & Myers Flat" written by Noelene Wild. Soft cover. 120 pages. Mustard colored cover - front and back and spine. 120 PP. Title on front cover in black text. Black and white image of junction of Peg Leg and Sailors Gullies, Bendigo, 1852, inset onto front cover. Has index. ISBN 978-0-9579939-4-5. Published by Ian and Noelene Wild, Eaglehawk. Black and white images throughout. mining, miners, gold, sailors gully, myers flat

Black and white photo: aerial view Mollison St., Jewel Shopping complex ( Noelene Wild 7/2000 ) from St. Paul's tower ? Mollison St. left to right foreground. 'B22A' black lead on rear.Peter Hyettplace, aerial view of bendigo

Borough of Eaglehawk Rate Book 1865 (1996) compiled by Noelene Wild. Eaglehawk Heritage Society Inc. Printed on paper with card cover, stapled with black spine tape. 48 pages. Marks: "German Heritage Society Bendigo Inc." stampeaglehawk, history, rates

Black and white copy of Batchelder photo of Bendigo Town hall, taken from Pall Mall and Bull Street corner ( Noelene Wild 7/2000 ) Bare brickwork ? Large crowsd assembled in front. Horse and carts in front loaded drays at rear.Batchelderbuildings, government, town hall, sandhurst

Black and white photograph: city skyline taken from St. Pauls's, Mitchell St. in foreground ( left to right ) Wills St. on RHS ( to distance ) and Garsed St. on LHS ( to distance ) Edwards St. ( next street parallel to Mitchell St. ( Noelene Wild 7.2000 )Peter Hyettplace, aerial view of bendigo

Black and white photo: driveway leading to building, Grass, garden beds, trees each side. Multi storey building at end of drive. Bendigo Hospital, main entrance from Lucan Street, Hyett Block right centre ( Noelene Wild, July 2000 )Peter Hyett, 1995buildings, hospital

Black and white photrograph: residential street, 5 motor vehicles in middle distance. Noelene Wild 7.2000 ' photo, Peter Hyett, 1995, Sailors Gully Rd., from Kirkwood Road intersection, looking towards Darling St. intersection, Virginia Hill housing estate on right'Peter Hyettplace, streetscape, sailors gully road

It was presumed that California Gully was named after miners who came from California and worked in the gully searching for alluvial gold. In the 1850s both California Gully and Eaglehawk became established townships. In the 1960's much land was opened up for housing bringing a slow but steady increase of new families to the area. California Gully is a suburb of Bendigo, 4 km north-west of the city centre. It was formed around the California Gully where it intersects the Eaglehawk Road. Gold was discovered in California Gully in 1852, and it was rushed by miners from the Californian gold diggings. A large influx of Cornish miners occurred in the 1870s, strengthening a Methodist tradition which had established the first school in 1857. A township formed in Eaglehawk Road, and is identified by the White Horse Hotel and the Uniting (former Methodist) church behind the hotel. Both were built during the early 1870s. California Gully's mines had a long production period, the North Johnson group running from 1861 to 1920. It was on the Eaglehawk tram line which closed in 1973. In 1883 a large school building was erected on an elevated site west of the town, known as Bell Topper Hill. (The name apparently came about from English miners making a bonfire of their bell topper hats, found to be unsuitable for Australian conditions.) The school is on the Victorian Heritage Register, along with the former Methodist church. The school replaced a building (1862) in School Street which became a mechanics' institute. The California Gully primary school had 147 pupils in 2014. California Gully has a number of buildings and sites which retain elements of the goldmining past. There are two reserves with ovals and a shopping centre near the Woolpack Hotel. In 1968 the Anglican church opened the St Lawrence Court aged care centre in Upper California Gully Road. Three years later a large Stafford Ellinson menswear factory was opened. It lasted until 2002, employing over 300 people. Since then, St Lawrence Court has become the largest local employer."California Gully. The Township and Gold Mines" written by Noelene Wild. Soft cover. 84 PP. Sky blue front cover, spine and back cover. Title on front cover in green text. Has image of California Gully in the 1960's in green. Has index. Has black and white images throughout. Published in 2009 by Noelene and Ian Wild. ISBN 978-0-9579939-2-1.mining, miners, california gully, gold, eaglehawk

Black and white photograph of Charing Cross, High St., to Pall Mall. ( Noelene Wild July 2000 ) Alexandra Fountain on left Shamrock Hotel in background. In image ' The Beehive, the store for better value' ' Dorothy's Home stores ' 'Treloar's Jeweller' Santini's ' On back in grey lead pencil 'A5'place, streetscape, charing cross

Bank of N.S.W. Eaglehawk, gold smelting room with chimney, Victoria Street aspect. ( Ian Wild, 7/2000 ) prior to renovations resulting in chimneys and antiques. Later AMP office ( Noelene Wild 7/2000 ) 2 small treees in foreground, bus shelter, lamp post. 'Ward A. FSP 1204 (1) on rear 'cottage, miners

Black and white photograph: looking up Mitchell Street, Bendigo to the south. Photo taken from Charing Cross with the Bendigo Building Society Fountain Court Building on the immediate right. On back of photo in grey lead pencil B14. Noelene Wild 7/2000 ' photo Peter Hyett, 1995, Mitchell St. from Charing Cross.Peter Hyettplace, streetscape, mitchell street, bendigo

Black and white photo: Bendigo skyline from St. Pauls, bottom left corner of Williamson St. and Myers St., Williamson St. across centre of photo. Anne Caudle centre left on skyline. Bendigo Base Hospital centre on skyline. ( Noelene Wild - 7.2000 ) In image ' Bruce's Discount Store ' ' Nissan Symes Motors ' ' Furniture Warehouse' Bendigo Bulk Carpets' The Carpet Giants 'Peter Hyettplace, aerial view of bendigo

Black and white photo: view of Bendigo with Mitchell St. from centre left to centre. Shows Sacred Heart Cathedral at left. Coles supermarket carpark in foreground. Dome of RSL in Pall Mall in front of trees to right. On back C 26A. Noelene Wild July 2000 ' photo by Peter Hyett 1995 from St. Paul's Myer St., Sacred Heart Cathedral at left.'Peter Hyettplace, aerial view of bendigo

Eaglehawk is a suburb within the City of Greater Bendigo and a former gold-mining town in Victoria, Australia. In 1901 Eaglehawk had a total population of 8130. Eaglehawk is situated to the north-west of Bendigo on the Loddon Valley Highway. The highway is known locally as High Street until the intersection with Sailors Gully Road (Bendigo - Pyramid Road) and as Peg Leg Road to the west. Located on this intersection is Brassey Square which is the location of the town hall. Next to the town hall is the former post office and the Mechanics' Institute. To the north of the intersection on Napier Street is Canterbury Park and Lake Neangar while the Swan Hill railway line and the local railway station are located to the south. The original inhabitants of the area were the Dja Dja Wurrung. Following the discovery of gold at Sandhurst (Bendigo) in October 1851, Joseph Crook discovered a gold nugget while searching for stray horses. This event sparked a gold rush in the area leading to the establishment of the township in 1852, the population quickly building up to 40,000. The Post Office opened on 1 August 1857. In 1862, the Borough of Eaglehawk was established, which included the nearby township of California Gully. After the alluvial gold was exhausted in 1893, reef mines were established, with 300 tonnes of gold extracted. Most of the mines had closed by the 1890s and by 1947 the population had decreased substantially to 4,090. The Eaglehawk Magistrates' Court closed on 1 January 1990. In 1994 the Borough of Eaglehawk was amalgamated by the Victorian Government with four other councils to become the city of Greater Bendigo."A Fly on the Wall. Eaglehawk. 1901" written by Noelene Wild. Published in 2010. ISBN: 978-0-9579939-3-8. Soft cover. Sky blue front cover, spine and back cover. Title, author's name and picture of Eaglehawk Town Hall on front cover in maroon. 93 pp. Has index. Contains black and white images. List of all rate holders in the Borough of Eaglehawk towards back of book. eaglehawk, gold, mining, population

The Northern District School of Nursing opened in 1950 to address the issues around nurse recruitment, training and education that had previously been hospital based. The residential school was to provide theoretical and in-house education and practical training over three years. The students would also receive practical hands-on training in the wards of associated hospitals. The Northern District School of Nursing operated from Lister House, Rowan Street, Bendigo. It was the first independent school of nursing in Victoria and continued until it closed in 1989.School 66, 1969 One colour photo and two black and white wedding photos donated at a social get together at the Shamrock Hotel, of former Mildura nurses on July 5th 2016. 8590.48a June Phemister Kallock, ?, married 1975 8590.48b 1969 Jan 18 Ian and Noelene Wild (nee French) 8590.48c 1969 Feb Catherine Scott married Brendan Hempenstall. The groomsman (scratching his head) is Bill Krioeger who later married Pam Calvert (School 66)nurse training, ndsn, lister house, school 66

Black and white photo: 3 storey rendered building with parapet. 8 columns at front. Driveway with grass and garden beds each side. Hinged traffic barrier at front left. Motor vehicles in front of building. In image on building ' Anne Caudle Centre' on back in grey lead pencil O 24. ( Noelene Wild 7.2000 Photo, Peter Hyett 1995. Anne Caudle Centre, main entrance from Barnard Street. ( formerly Home and Hospital for the Aged, originally Bendigo Benevolent Asylum )Peter Hyattbuildings, hospital, anne caudle centre

The Northern District School of Nursing opened in 1950 to address the issues around nurse recruitment, training and education that had previously been hospital based. The residential school was to provide theoretical and in-house education and practical training over three years. The students would also receive practical hands-on training in the wards of associated hospitals. The Northern District School of Nursing operated from Lister House, Rowan Street, Bendigo. It was the first independent school of nursing in Victoria and continued until it closed in 1989.School 66, 1969 Eight colour photos taken at a social get together at the Shamrock Hotel, of former Mildura nurses on July 5th 2016. 8590.47a June Phemister 1969 at the Mildura Base Hospital 8590.47b Mildura Base Hospital 8590.47c Leonie Maxwell (Now Ford), Sue Schultz (Now Donnelly), Cathy Scott (Now Hempentall 8590.47d Sue Schultz, Cathy Scott, Ian Wild, Leonie Maxwell, Noelene French, Helen O'Connor 8590.47e 1969 Mildura Base Hospital June Phemister, white mini car 8590.47f Helen O'Connor and Gleniis William (Taylor) 8590.47g Sue Schultz, Cathy Scott, Ian Wild, Leonie Maxwell, Noelene French, Helen O'Connor 8590.47h Ian wild and Noelene French. Ian was one of our wardsmen - their courtship started quite early in their training - was the first of our girls to my knowledge. Married Jan 181969 at St Andrews Presbyterian Church Echuca.nurse training, ndsn, lister house, school 66