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VCHA 2013 Entries List - Royal Historical Society of Victoria

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<strong>2013</strong> <strong>Victoria</strong>n<br />

Community History<br />

Awards<br />

Melbourne, Mt Alexander & Murray River Railway<br />

1852 - 1862 Celebration <strong>of</strong> 150 years<br />

Castlemaine <strong>Historical</strong> <strong>Society</strong> Inc.<br />

The historic research, writing and production <strong>of</strong> six interpretive panels, to<br />

be hung at the Castlemaine Railway Station and the publication <strong>of</strong> an<br />

accompanying brochure. To celebrate the construction <strong>of</strong> the Melbourne,<br />

Mount Alexander and Murray River railway from its concept in 1852 to its<br />

opening in Castlemaine in 1862.<br />

Thompsons "Castlemaine" Employment Records<br />

Castlemaine <strong>Historical</strong> <strong>Society</strong> Inc.<br />

Thompsons was the largest pump manufacturer in Australia and possibly<br />

the largest engineering establishment in country <strong>Victoria</strong>. The digitisation<br />

<strong>of</strong> 70 years <strong>of</strong> employee records by the Castlemaine <strong>Historical</strong> <strong>Society</strong><br />

Inc. for use in their local and family history resource centre fills an<br />

enormous gap which has existed in Castlemaine's history.<br />

A Whirr <strong>of</strong> Many Wheels: Cycling in Geelong: A<br />

chronicle from 1869 to 1914<br />

By Rod Charles<br />

Cycling was born in 1869 and grew into everyday life in Geelong, much<br />

as it did in other towns and cities in the Colony (to 1914). Uses seen in<br />

journals from Europe and America were copied. The 1920's & 30's with<br />

cycling centre stage will follow.<br />

The Monster Meeting, The Great Meeting <strong>of</strong> Diggers<br />

4pm, 15 December 1851<br />

Chewton Domain <strong>Society</strong><br />

The Monster Meeting is an artistic interpretation <strong>of</strong> the significance <strong>of</strong><br />

the 1851 Great Meeting <strong>of</strong> Diggers on the Forest Creek Goldfield. CD1<br />

has 13 original interpretations by songwriters and CD2 tells the story<br />

through interviews, re-enactment and narration - produced by the<br />

Chewton Domain <strong>Society</strong>.<br />

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