goldfields

Argument
by seefit

Bendigo. St Kilians Catholic Church built in 1888 as temporary until it was replaced by a grand stone cathedral. Later a decision was made to build the cathedral elswhere in Bendigo so St Kilan's still stands as a Catholic Church. Architect was Vahland.
by denisbin

Sovereign Hill Staff Member
by seefit

Langhorne Creek. On the Bremer River. The old town school opened in 1858. After 1875 became a government school.
by denisbin

Naseby goldfields
by Samuel Mann

Beechworth. The Post Office built in 1859 on the corner of Camp and Ford Streets. The very centre of this historic town.
by denisbin

Tintinara. At the Tintinara property the heritage listed 16 stand shearing shed. Built around 1865 when William Harding took over this property.
by denisbin

Bendigo. Camp Hill. Mine poppet and lookout.
by denisbin

Gulgong. Loneragans Department Store built in 1898.
by denisbin

Tarcowie. Old settlers cottage and pine tree.
by denisbin

Innisfail. Wooden Art Deco style entrance to the Innisfail railway station. It was built around 1920.
by denisbin

Bank, DJ's Lounge, angle 1, Main Street, Goldfield, Iowa (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Balmoral on the Glenelg River. Town established 1852. This wooden Courthouse built in 1877.
by denisbin

Lawrencia helmsii
by jeans_Photos

Sovereign Hill Volunteer
by seefit

Carpet of Gold
by tdlucas5000

Tumut. The 1946 established broom factory for handmade brooms. Willows from the banks of the Tumut River are used for the brushes.
by denisbin

Near Greymouth. Rural New Zealand. Sheep green pastures clouds and mountains.
by denisbin

Peterborough. South Australia. Old newspaper pritners office and wall advertismenet for solicitors.
by denisbin

Tumut. Part of the marble altar in the Tumut Catholic church created by marble sculpturer Rusconi of Gundagai.
by denisbin

Bendigo. Interesting polychromatic brickwork and brick arches on the railway workshop buildings of around 1885.
by denisbin

Naseby goldfields
by Samuel Mann

Bendigo. The Gothic rectory next to the Anglican Cathedral.
by denisbin

Castlemaine. The old School of Mines. Built in 1889 as all old gold mining towns needed a good school of mines. Architect was William Vahland from Bendigo.
by denisbin

Garden Tour - Mint, the Goldfields Toothbrush
by seefit

Robe. First settled town of the South East. The old Police Stables behind the Police Station. Built 1848.
by denisbin

Robe. Bermingham Cottage built in 1869 for a teacher who ran a school in it from 1870 to 1875. Purchased by John Bermingham 1877.
by denisbin

Goodenia elderi
by jeans_Photos

Goldfields 01
by Tom Hilton

Wellington Street, Perth, Western Australia, 1936
by dybarber

Tarnagulla. The Wesleyan Methodist Church opened in 1865. It burnt down in 2000 and is now privately owned. A picturesque ruin.
by denisbin

Beechworth. The old granite Courthouse built at the height of the gold rush in 1858. Now a museum.
by denisbin

Tintinara. At Tintinara homestead a stone cairn marking the Gold Escort Route of 1852. Rusty horse cart in background.
by denisbin

Gympie. Old railway signal box in the Gympie Gold Museum complex.
by denisbin

Penola. In MacKillop Park a plaque listing all the Josephite Schools founded by Saint Mary MacKillop.
by denisbin

Young. The first Post Office was built on this site in 1862. This Post Office and clock was erected in 1878.
by denisbin

Maldon. near the cemetery. Old granite rock weathered giving the appearance of a kookaburra.
by denisbin

Naseby goldfields
by Samuel Mann

Goldfield Ghost Town, Arizona, USA
by dconvertini

Maryborough Queensland. The interior of the City Hall built in 1906.
by denisbin

Gympie. One of many mosaics at the War Memorial walkway. This one about colonial conflicts of the British Empire that Australians were involved in.
by denisbin

Heathcote. The Pink Cliffs Reserve was a gold mining area where sluicing and waterraces were built to remove surface layers of soil. Beneath are pink coloured rocks stained by iron oxides. Mining here operated in the 1870s and 1880s.
by denisbin

Robe South Australia. Beach houses overlooking Lake Butler named after the fiist Resident Commissioner of Robe. He began there in 1846.
by denisbin

Gympie. One of many mosaics at the War Memorial walkway. The one Great War World War One.
by denisbin

Eldorado Dredge
by mertie.

Grenfell. The old primary school. Later it became the Henry Lawson High School. Now part of it is used as a TAFE college.
by denisbin

Edenhope. This modern Anglican Church. It was consecrated in 1965.
by denisbin

Amamoor near Gympie. The historic steam engine swinging around on the turntable. The Mary Valley Rattler.
by denisbin

Gympie. A view of a local road from the Mary Valley Rattler steam train travelling between Gympie and Amamoor.
by denisbin

Mossman Gorge.
by denisbin

Goldfields 01
by Tom Hilton

Geelong. Colonial church school and headmasters residence corner of Gheringhap and Myers Street. School opened 1854. Brick painted white. Built around 1870 as St Giles Free Presbyterian School.
by denisbin

Biggenden Queensland. The local QCWA painted beautifully. The Queeensland Country Womens' Association hall.
by denisbin

Naseby goldfields
by Samuel Mann

Blue and white Church
by Jocey K

Wildflower Wander
by RuggyBearLA

Ross Goldfields
by Andy_Mitchell_UK

Small Stars
by harefoot1066

Peterborough. St Anacletus Catholic Church. The first part opened in 1892. In 1916 it became the Pro-Cathedral and one of the largest buildings in town with transepts added etc. The Cathedral was moved to Port Pirie in 1952.
by denisbin

Grenfell. The old state primary school built around 1920. It became the Henry Lawson High School and then a TAFE college campus.
by denisbin