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Former ES & A Bank-Orroroo, SA
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North Tuppal Woolshed near Tocumwal, NSW
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Stone ruins & old woolshed near St Arnaud, Vic.
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The Old Macaroni Factory at Hepburn, Vic.
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Mitiamo(north of Bendigo)Hall with a bit of late afternoon sun lighting it up!!
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Some neat stonework in another of those Swiss-Italian buildings at Yandoit, Vic.
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Walkers (Lafranchis) Hut - Basalt near Daylesford, Vic.
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Andersons Mill (Former flour mill) - Smeaton, Vic.
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Andersons Mill (Former flour mill) - Smeaton, Vic.
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Former church near Allandale, Vic.
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Historic Mansion at Inglewood, Vic.
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Former Mologa School No 1836 (1926-1952)
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Former Moliagul School No 746 (Moliagul is another old gold mining town north of Dunolly, Vic)
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Beazleys Bridge Public Hall (southwest of St Arnaud, Vic.)
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Historic Buda mansion at Castlemaine, Vic.
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Old farm shack at Glenloth east of Wycheproof, Vic.
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Old miners cottage at Harvey Town near Eaglehawk-note the add on kitchen at left.
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Disused homestead between Bridgewater & Newbridge, Vic.
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Former Colonial Bank at Tarnagulla, Vic.
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Lighthouse & ruins near Narrung on Lake Alexandrina, SA
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Early morning at Silverton, NSW
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Remains of the Lal Lal blast furnace, sth of Ballarat, Vic.
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Interprative sign for Lal Lal blast furnace site.
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Fulham Homestead, western Vic.
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A detailed look at some of the elaborate workmanship in the Shamrock Hotel, Bendigo, Vic.
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A detailed look at some of the elaborate workmanship in the Shamrock Hotel, Bendigo, Vic.
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A detailed look at some of the elaborate workmanship in the Shamrock Hotel, Bendigo, Vic.
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The Shamrock Hotel-Bendigo
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An interesting laneway in Bendigo, Vic.
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Another example of the elaborate architecture around Bendigo, Vic. attributable to the vast riches won by some of the gold barons, usually not the gold miners.
