Book - STRAUCH COLLECTION: THE SANDHURST BUILDING SOCIETY
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A group of Bendigo citizens met in 1859 proposing the establishment of the Sandhurst Permanent Building Society. After many name changes this is now the Bendigo Bank.
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The Sandhurst Building Society, a history by Frank Cusack 63 pages with black and white photographs.