The Redesdale Bridge is a wrought iron and timber structure with bluestone abutments which was installed over the Campaspe River in January 1868, although the bridge actually bears the date 1867. In 1859, the "Herald of the Morning", a ship carrying a cargo including 350 tons of ironwork for the Hawthorn bridge, caught fire and was scuttled a quarter of a mile off the jetty at Sandridge. A Melbourne salvaging firm raised the ironwork from the bottom of the bay, but after details of an arranged sale to the government caused a scandal in Parliament, the material was sold privately to the Melbourne foundry Langlands & Co. Two hundred tons of it was sold to the goldfields shires of McIvor and Metcalfe for only £1000. The bridge was designed by engineer T.B. Muntz and built by a contractor named Doran, and was completed late and considerably over budget at £6274. The bridge spans 45.7m across the river and has two roadways which are carried between three metal lattice girders in a through truss configuration. The design for the Hawthorn bridge had the deck supported over the trusses, and to stiffen the through truss configuration three sets of distinctive paired arches connect the trusses above the roadways. The roadway decking is constructed of longitudinally placed timbers on timber cross girders which rest on the lower chords of the trusses. (Heritage Victoria) A number of colour photographs showing the historic bridge at Metcalfe.metcalfe, shire of metcalfe, bridge, municipal boundary, shire of mcivor, redesdale bridge, campaspe river, t.b. muntz, doran

The Aboriginal scarred tree was growing along the Redesdale Road just north of the Langley State School. Redesdale is NW of Melbourne in the Greater Bendigo area. The traditional owners are the Dja Dja Wurrung People.The scarred tree is evidence of Aboriginal occupation in the area as the bark from such trees was used for many items. A non-digital coloured photograph of a scarred tree with other smaller trees in the background. The tree has a yellow cross painted on its trunk.scarred trees, aboriginal society, aboriginal technology, langley, dja dja wurrung people

Colour photograph of the Redesdale bridge over the Campaspe River at Redesdale. The Redesdale Bridge is one of the oldest iron lattice-truss bridges in Victoria, Australia. The Redesdale Bridge is a wrought iron and timber structure with bluestone abutments, located over the Campaspe River near the town of Redesdale. Image taken from Redesdale side of bridge showing two lane design. Plaque on bridge in centre of divided road reads ' Shire of Metcalfe'. Photo taken during a BHS tour, possibly 1990's.bridge, redesdale

DVD. Redesdale photos. Not edited from camera.redesdale, photographs

Associated with - New Year 1914 Buildings - Kyneton Station People - "Carter, Nell; Stevens, Roslyn"

index, ill, maps, p.238.non-fictionA comprehensive history of the Victorian Railway's branch line from Kyneton to Redesdale in Victoria from 1891 to 1954.railroad construction - victoria - history, railroads -- victoria -- redesdale -- history

Label inscription - 'H.M.A.S. BENDIGO PORT. To commemorate the granting of Freedom of Entry/ to the City of Bendigo for H.M.A.S. BENDIGO/ 12.11.86/ 75TH Anniversary/ R.A.N."Amber glass bottle containing a liquid with metal screw top and one paper label adhered to side of bottle. Volume 750ml. Label has dark brown print on a beige background. Illustrated with City of Bendigo crest and HMAS Bendigo crest.Label inscription - “H.M.A.S. BENDIGO PORT. To commemorate the granting of Freedom of Entry/ to the City of Bendigo for H.M.A.S. BENDIGO/ 12.11.86/ 75TH Anniversary/ R.A.N."souvenir, anniversaries, bottles, hmas bendigo

Redesdale Yesterday & Today, My last hurrah.Published by Bill Rowe, 256 pages, history of Redesdale, Rowe & Harrington families with photographs & maps.Bill Rowehistory, redesdale, redesdale - history, rowe family, harrington family.

Colour photograph of bluestone building, with iron roof, Redesdale. Facade has one door and slit type openings in brickwork. No Chimney visible in image. Building possibly a stable associated with Redesdale Hotel. Image taken during BHS tour of the region. Coral Evans and one unnamed woman on LH side of image. Women are wearing winter clothing, scarves and hat.redesdale, building

Schools of the Redesdale District. 173 pages published by Ken James with black & white photographs, illustrations, maps and student, teacher registers.Ken Jamesschool, redesdale, redesdale - history, schools, education.

Colour photograph of brick building at Redesdale. Brickwork is painted white, red iron roof. Written on rear of photo ' Grocery (l), Butchers (R). Building has three windows and two doorways on the front. Photo taken during a BHS tour, possibly 1990's.buildings, commercial, redesdale

Redesdale Hotel, Redesdale. Bluestone building with surround verandah. White verandah posts. Photo taken on BHS tour.buildings, commercial, redesdale hotel

Bridge to Mia Mia at Redesdale. Used as a teaching aid.ILFORDagriculture, redsdale, mia mia, mouat crawford collection, bridge

Mia Mia Bridge or Redesdale Bridge - description and history of - printed on white paper 21x30cm /document, mia mia bridge or redesdale bridge

Photograph album, plastic and vinyl. Contains sixty coloured photographs of a National Trust tour of Heathcote and district. 7th and 8th November, 1998. Organized for the photographic committee by McIvor Historical Society. Photos include: Redesdale Presbyterian Church, Coliban Estate, Redesdale Hotel, Redesdale Bridge, Mia Mia Uniting Church, Spring Plains, Heathcote Hospital, Heathcote Powder Magazine, Moorabbee Ruins and grave C. Patterson, Derrinal, Mt Camel Homestead, Open Cut at Heathcote, Heathcote Church.national trust, properties, historic homesteads

Bendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2001. Family picnic: families enjoy gathering at the Lyal picnic, near Redesdale; circa 1908. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

pair of crocheted dress gloves made by 'Tess' Theresa Taafe (Lazarus) daughter of Mr Patrick Taafe of Redesdale.cotton, crocheted, dress gloves, tess lazarus, patrick taafe, redesdale.

historic buildingNational Trust Collection: Bluestone Church, Church of St Lawrence, Redesdale Bluestone church in good preservation, has what appears to be a new corrugated roof Coloured photograph bluestone church, church of st lawrence redesdale

Coloured photograph of Margaret Brennan clutching book Redesdale Yesterday & Today under glass in thin black and gold timber frame, Donated by Mr Atkinson related to Mary Reibyperson, individual, personal portrait, margaret brennan

A brief history of the areas of Strathfieldsaye, Junortoun, Longlea, Axedale, Kimbolton, Redesdale, Lyal, Myrtle Creek, Axe Creek, Eppalock, Emu Creek, Sedgwick, Mandurang, Mandurang South and Diamond Hill.399 pages, illus. Hard cover.bendigo

Bendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2001. Team effort: a steam engine, used to drive a chaff cutter, is pulled by a team of six bullocks at Lyal, near Redesdale, in the early 1900s. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Sign post at Axedale on the McIvor Highway indicating the distance to nearby places. Places named: Bendigo, Heathcote, Longlea, Knowsley, Echuca, Redesdale, Goornong, Twin Rivers, Fosterville, Lake Eppalock, Arakoon Resort, Youth Camp.Bill Hawkingregion, small towns, axedale

1909 report from the Department of Mines Geological Survey on the Redesdale Goldfield by E. J. Dunn. F.G.S. Reefs mentioned are the Horseshoe Bend Reef, Linda Reef, Bill Smith's workings, the Ben Guy Reef and the Amelia ReefDepartment of Minesgold mining, miners' safety cage, redesdale goldfield, gold mining, redesdale.