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Hope and Fulfilment: A Journey through Time by Geoff Arnott
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At home on Hotham Hill: A portrait of a nineteenth century entrepreneur by Guy Murphy (SECOND HAND)
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Pride of Hotham: A tale of North Melbourne and a red-headed architect by Bill Hannan, Illus. Gil Freeman (SECOND HAND)
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A Field Guide to Wilsons Promontory by David Meagher and Michele Kohout (SECOND HAND)
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The Story of Melbourne’s Lanes: Essential but Unplanned by Weston Bate, Richard Broome, Nicole Davis, Andrew J. May, Helen Stitt
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National Trust Research Manual: Trace the history of your house or other places by Celestina Sagazio
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Along the Tracks of Cobb and Co: Cobb’s Coach Drivers (2nd Edition) by Hazel Johnson
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Daughters of Melbourne: A Guide to the Invisible Statues of Melbourne by Maree Coote
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Sharing Heritage in Kulin Country – Lessons in Reconciliation from Our First Contact History by Jim Poulter
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Norwood: It Changed the Face of Melbourne by Roland Johnson
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When The Past Awakens: A Mother’s Pain by Helena Kidd (Paperback)
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Granville Stapylton: Australia Felix 1836, second in command to Major Mitchell. By Gregory C. Eccleston
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Vandemonians: The repressed history of colonial Victoria by Janet McCalman
From award-winning author and historian Janet McCalman, the engrossing tale of Tasmanian convict settlers in colonial Victoria
It was meant to be ‘Victoria the Free’, uncontaminated by the Convict Stain. Yet they came in their tens of thousands as soon as they were cut free or able to bolt. More than half of all those transported to Van Diemen’s Land as convicts would one day settle or spend time in Victoria. There they were demonised as Vandemonians.
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