Dorothy Wickham and daughter Jacqueline Dark at Blythewood Grange.Postcard size coloured photograph of Dorothy Wickham and her daughter Jacqueline Dark.dorothy wickham, jacqueline dark, blythewood grange

Janice Newton and Dorothy Wickham, contributors, at the launch of Goldfields and the Gothic: A Hidden Heritage & Folklore (Edited and Compiled by David Waldron) was held at Clunes during the Clunes Book Festival. The photograph shows Nicholas Moll, Dorothy Wickham, David Waldron, Nathaniel Buchanan, Paul Michael Donovan, and Keir Reeves. Janice Newton and Dorothy Wickhamjanice newton, dorothy wickham, clunes, clunes book town

Clare Gervasoni and Dorothy Wickham are foundation directors of Ballarat Heritage Services (BHS Publising)Clare Gervasoni and Dorothy Wickham dorothy wickham, clare gervasoni

Freemasons on the Goldfields was published by BHS Publishing and authored by Dorothy Wickham. It tells the story of the first French Lodge in Australia till the Lodge in the district in 2013.A book on freemasons on Victorians goldfields.freemasons, wickham, ballarat, bartrop, french lodge, ballinguiy

International Women's Day at the Bell Tower Conference Centre, for the launch of the publication "Amongst Ballarat's Finest". Jacqueline Dark, performer and soloist, Dorothy Wickham, guest speaker.Jacqueline Dark and Dorothy Wickham attend Ballarat's International Women's Day Eventamongst ballarat's finest, international women's day, dorothy wickham, jacqueline dark

Women of the Diggings was published by BHS Publishing and written by Dorothy Wickham. The chapters in the front of the book give an account of women's life on the goldfields, while the back section is the biography of around 1500 women in Ballarat in 1854. Remarkable and amazing stories of untold courage! These first hand accounts have finally given women on the early goldfields a voice. The first detailed account of the lives and roles of women on the Victorian goldfields. The fascinating and moving story of the early Ballarat goldfields told at last from a woman’s perspective. Wives, mothers and daughters made their way to the Australian goldfields. Some came on the top of drays. Others walked. Many came to Ballarat, one of the richest goldfields the world has ever known. Challenging and revealing! Remarkable courage! Over 1500 biographies Eureka in a brand new context! Book outling women in Ballarat in 1854, the year of the Eureka Stockade. women, goldfields, dorothy wickham, eureka stockade

Brief account of the Eureka Rebellion at the Ballarat goldfields in December 18542 p., text, 3 columnseureka stockade, ballarat, gold discoveries victoria

Small booklet about those who lost their lives as a result of the Eureka Stockade.eureka stockade, dorothy wickham, eureka deaths, drummer boy, captai littlehales, john egan, martin diamond, henry wise, henry christopher wise, joseph wall, john hall, william emmarman, willian emmerman, henry powell, edward thonen, thomas henfield, charles ross, john hynes, patrick gittens, patrick gittings, mullins, george donoghey, martin diamond, james brown, llewellyn rowlands, edward quin, edward quinn, william quinlan, thaddeus moore, john crow, thomas o'neil, john robertson, edward mcglynn, thomas parker, michael roney, joseph wall, william webb, feliz boyle, robert julien, george clifton

Photographic portrait of Dr Dorothy Wickham.dorothy wickham

Two women, Dorothy Wickham and Sue Snell, pose for a photograph at the Freemason's Library, London. Dorothy Wickham was on a research trip for her work on the history of the Freemasons in Victoria. freemasons, fremasons library, dorothy wickham, sue snell

Dorothy Wickham stands in front of Anne Hatherway's cottageanne hatherway's cottage, dorothy wickham, thatched roof

Dr Dorothy Wickham working on the archives at Ballarat Grammar School.dorothy wickham

Dorothy Wickham is photpgraphed at the Geoffrey Blainey Research Centre, Federation Universitydorothy wickham, geoffrey blainey research centre

Colour photograph of Dorothy Wickham during a Victorian Collections training day at Federation University.dorothy wickham, federation university, victorian collections workshop, computer laboratory

Clare Gervasoni and Dorothy Wickham with the Overall Prize for the Victorian Community History Award 2005clare gervasoni, dorothy wickham, victorian community history awards, eureka encyclopaedia

Colour photograph of Dr Dorothy Wickham researching at Freemason's Library London during a research trip. dorothy wickham, freemasons

Two photographs of a book signed with author Dorothy Wickham. The signing took place in Book City, Ballarat. dorothy wickham, women of the diggings, book signing

Clare Gervasoni, Cr Judy Verlin and Dorothy Wickham stand in from of the replica Eureka Flag at the Old Colonists Hall, Lydiard Street, Ballarat. clare gervasoni, judy verlin, dorothy wickham, eureka flag, old colonists' hall

Lacock was on the main London to Bristol road until the road was re-routed through Chippenham. There are no obvious signs of the 21st century in this National Trust village, except the motor car. It has been run by the National Trust since 1944 and residents are on a lease. The oldest house in the village is King John's Hunting Lodge, parts of which date back to the 13th century. In this village there are buildings from every century since right up until the 18th century. The abbey was founded in 1229 by Ela, Countess of Salisbury. Lacock village and abbey were used as the set in the Harry Potter films.Dorothy Wickham and Peta Knott, formerly of Museums Australia (Vic) currently working as a marine archaeologist in England. Taken at Lacock National Trust Village, United Kingdomdorothy wickham, peta knott, lacock national trust village

Eureka was published by BHS Publishing and written by Dorothy Wickham. dorothy wickham, eureka stockade

Eureka's Women was published by BHS Publishing and written by Dorothy Wickham. The book tells wonderful stories about the women who were at Eureka. Wickham wrote a PhD on the Women at Ballarat Goldfields, and a book Women of the Diggings: Ballarat 1854, published by Ballarat Heritage Services in 2004.An illustrated booklet on women associated with Eureka.eureka stockade, women, dorothy wickham, eureka's women

Ron Fleming and Dorothy Wickham both members of the committee of Central Highlands Historical Association.Postcard size colour photographcentral highlands historical association, chha, dorothy wickham, ron fleming, bungaree

The Silent City was written by Dorothy Wickham and Peter Butters. It is a book about the Old and New Ballaarat cemeteries and crematorium.ballarat old cemetery, ballarat new cemetery, cemeteries, ballarat, dorothy wickham

CHHA Expo 2008 held at Aquinas Campus, ACU. This is a photograph of convenors Clare Gervasoni (left) and Dorothy Wickham, of Ballarat Heritage Services.Digital photograph in colourchha, open day, expo, bhs publishing, clare gervasoni, dorothy wickham, ballarat, ballarat heritage services

Although the CD-ROM has 'Robert Bell Archive Roger Porteous Library' on its label it was compiled by Clare Gerasoni and Dorothy Wickham of Ballarat Heritage Services during research for Dorothy Wickham's book, Freemason's on the Goldfields, and shared with the archive. CD-Rom with three listings of Ballarat And District Freemasons and lodgesfreemasons, goldfields, dorothy wickham, clare gervasoni

Stephen Wickham is an Australian photographer and painter who has been actively exhibiting his works since the 1980s. A long standing preoccupation with Mt Buffalo since the 1980's has seen the artist produce a number of photographic suites and exhibitions that have been likened to German Romantic iconography and associated heavily with the European migrant experience (Robert Nelson, The Age 16 June 2001). Born to Viennese parents, hiking in the mountains for Wickham represents a traditional European family pastime. This series of work is comprised of expeditionary photographs taken between 1980 and 1985. Charles Green describes Wickham's landscape photographs as sublime, transcendental, spiritual and symbolic (Art in Australia Spring 1988). Set in Victoria’s Mount Buffalo National Park, the Mount Buffalo series captures the mountain plateau during winter. Rather than focusing on a lush green landscape, Wickham presents the viewer with close-ups of the snow-covered flaura and fauna of the alpine region.Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program by Miriam Kenter in memory of Master George Willibrord Kenter

Stephen Wickham is an Australian photographer and painter who has been actively exhibiting his works since the 1980s. A long standing preoccupation with Mt Buffalo since the 1980's has seen the artist produce a number of photographic suites and exhibitions that have been likened to German Romantic iconography and associated heavily with the European migrant experience (Robert Nelson, The Age 16 June 2001). Born to Viennese parents, hiking in the mountains for Wickham represents a traditional European family pastime. This series of work is comprised of expeditionary photographs taken between 1980 and 1985. Charles Green describes Wickham's landscape photographs as sublime, transcendental, spiritual and symbolic (Art in Australia Spring 1988). Set in Victoria’s Mount Buffalo National Park, the Mount Buffalo series captures the mountain plateau during winter. Rather than focusing on a lush green landscape, Wickham presents the viewer with close-ups of the snow-covered flaura and fauna of the alpine region.Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program by Miriam Kenter in memory of Master George Willibrord Kenter