117 p.; 21 cmnon-fictionExplores the early history of the town of Pearcedale, Victoria. It includes details about settlers, place names, and churches, offering a glimpse into the development of the community. The book is illustrated with photographs and provides historical context through documents and records. [AI generated text]pearcedale (vic.), pearcedale hall

Folder containing various newspaper clippings and other informative articles pertaining to the Pearcedale area. There is a table of contents at the start of the folder listing the date the articles were published and title of the articles. The date the articles were published, and title of articles are listed below: 29 Sep 2011 Pair a Loss for Community 25 Jun 2008 From the Past - Pearcedale Hall 25 May 2000 Pearcedale Turns Back the Clock 17 Oct 2007 A Team Effort - Mary & Vern Sullivan Relevant names relating to the articles in the folder are: Simon Berry, Edward Greenwood, Fred Greenwood, Lisa Greenwood, Margaret Greenwood, Rosemary Greenwood, Ruth Greenwood, Lil Griffiths, Jean King, Lindsay King, Betty Kinsey, Don Lewis, Mary Madigan, Ron Mantel, Derek Mosley, Henry Mosley, Lu Mosley, Sally Mosley, Helen O'Driscoll, Kevin Sullivan, Mary Sullivan, Vern Sullivan, Janett Vagg, and Dylan Westin.non-fictionpearcedale (vic.), pearcedale hall

non-fictionThis report is a brief examination of the heritage sites listed on the former Shire of Cranbourne Planning Scheme, with a view to defining what was significant about the sites and therefore give some guide to their future management. [from the report's introduction] This publication can be downloaded from the Connected Libraries website.city of casey (vic.) -- history, heritage studies, balla balla (cannons creek), st germains (clyde), st john's church of england (cranbourne), post office (cranbourne), court house (cranbourne), shire office (cranbourne), rawlins cottage (devon meadows), lyndhurst primary school, craig's selection (pearcedale), quilly park (pearcedale), isles view (tooradin), tooradin estate (tooradin), fisherman's cottage (tooradin)