Framed Poem written by Ric Norris to Commemorate the reopening of the Shamrock Hotel, titled ''Timeless Beauty'', the poem is dedicated to John Stoddart the new licensee and prime instigator towards the restoration.place, building, commercial, shamrock hotel poem, shamrock hotel, poems, shamrock

Joan O'Shea Collection. A Different View of Bendigo. Dorothy Owen. Illustrated Book of Poetry 60 Pages. Written by Local Author. Contains a map of the region of Bendigo and Surrounds along with 39 poems about Bendigo's History covering topics as diverse as How Bendigo received its name, renowned Bendigo icons such as Alexandra Fountain, The Shamrock Hotel, Hargreaves Mall, The Law Courts, Charing Cross and the Bendigo Base Hospital to Bendigo's Chinese Heritage, Gold Detecting, Highland Bands, The Dragon and Bendigo's People.Dorothy Owen Published by Bendigo Modern Press 1985bendigo, history, city history local poetry

''The Loddon Land Swindlers'' - chapter from Research Paper, Graduate Diploma - Regional Studies (History), LaTrobe University College of Northern Victoria (Mark Ritchie, 1992). Research Paper is titled ''Masters, Mediums, Mortals and Mysia - A Regional Study of Land Settlement'' - the first chapter - 21 pages - is titled ''The Loddon Land Swindlers''. Appendix is 'poem' (''The Charge of the Dirty Three Hundred'' (not by Tennyson). Described in the accompanying note to the B.H.S by the author as ''a fascinating event in The History of Bendigo''. It relates to the Amending Land Act of 1865 (known as the 'Grant Act') and to details of the July 1865 involvement of Bendigo people - 200 men - in the Inglewood Land Selections. Reference to 'mediums' and 'dummies'. References to reports of the time in the Bendigo Advertiser.Mark Ritchieinglewood, history, land settlement, amending land act of 1965, james macpherson grant, shamrock hotel, cobb & co, inglewood advertiser, henry byron moore, mr grant minister of lands, dummies, belle-latrobe, inglewood

Articles for Royal Historical Society (Bendigo Branch) Newsletter May 1973. 1. The Eaglehawk - Bendigo Trams- a 16 line poem recited at the Folklore Concert, Eaglehawk 6/4/1973; 2.'' Bells in and around Bendigo - No 5 the original bells - St Pauls Church, Bendigo'' -history of bells from 1871 to 1962; 3. ''The Sydenham Gardens Hotel'' in Sydenham Gardens Rd. (Finn Street) - mention of picnics, gardens, race-track; 4. ''Royal Relics'' re two Royal Arms in Bendigo - a. in the photographic studio opposite the Shamrock Hotel and b. in the MacCullagh Chapel, St Paul’s church - mention of Bartlett Bros; A E Burrows & Co, Holdsworth's Chemist shop (Pall Mall).business, retail, bendigo, st pauls church.