Newspaper - Newspaper Clipping (copy), Valley Views, Rich history entices many, 1992_07
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In this article, Nillumbik Historical Society President Jock Ryan (1992) discusses why people might join an historical society, how his interest in Diamond Creek history evolved and information on the history of the area.
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Photocopy of newspaper article, 1 page, black and white image.