The Summer newsletter of the Andrew Ross Musem, Kangaroo Ground has been received. Informative articles include:
* David Scott, a former Kangaroo Ground resident, is the subject of Dick Austin's "High Achievers of Kangaroo Ground" series.
*Report on Old Birch Cottage.
*The Dam at Alma Road.
*The years 1914 to 1954 were troubled times for the various owners of Pigeon Bank
*Broadcaster and museum subscriber Sheila Dixon makes a return to the newlsletter, recalling her childhood home when chooks enjoyed a good life.
and more...
Yarra Plenty Regional Library services the outer municipalities of Nillumbik, Whittlesea and Banyule in the north of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. This blog promoting local history in our community has been operating since 2006 and is managed by the Local and Family History Librarian.
Showing posts with label Birch Cottage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birch Cottage. Show all posts
Monday, December 24, 2007
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Birch Cottage

The Andrew Ross Museum in association with Parks Victoria has been busy over recent months researching and documenting Birch’s Cottage, a 100 year-old cottage built on a miner’s right on the old Kangaroo-Christmas Hills Road, seen as the last surviving example of its type.
The Museum is having an Open Day on Sunday 21 October at 2 pm. There will be an entertaining hour of audio-visual display, good conversation and light refreshment.
Contact: 9439 5679
Contact: 9439 5679
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Andrew Ross Museum,
Birch Cottage,
Kangaroo Ground
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