1457 - 19th Centuary Keilor Women
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Reproductions of historical documents, photographs and short biographies of Lucy Bell and other notable Keilor women.
Lucy Bell became the focal point of the Public Record Office of Victoria touring exhibition. Her documented life is a window into family dynamics and social challenges faced by colonial women in the district.
A slim illustrated historical booklet
19th Century Keilor Women & Lucy
