Headstone of the grave of William Henry Bacchus
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Captain William Bacchus was an early settler in the area now known as Bacchus Marsh.
Bacchus died in 1849 aged 67. The town of Bacchus Marsh is named after him.
Colour photograph in digital format of a grave in a grassy landscape. It is the headstone of early settler William Henry Bacchus in the grounds of the Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Bacchus Marsh.
