Three Lost Children Grave in the Daylesford Cemetery, 2014
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The three lost children were Thomas Graham, William Graham and Alfred Burman. After an ineffectual search their remnants were found by accident in a hollow tree at Musk Creek on 14 September 1867.
Colour photograph of the grave erected by public subscription for Daylesford's Three Lost Children.
