Beechworth’s Telegraph by Leo Nette

Gold was found in 1852 starting a “Rush” bringing Thousands from around the world. They came to get rich. 14,000 golden ounces were transported to Melbourne each fortnight.

A year later, Beechworth was a town with an instant population, commercial shops and 60 hotels turning into Australia’s Wild West. Outlaws, claim jumpers, water rights disputes, racial altercations. A town with little Law.

This book is a fascinating read about the long-awaited arrival of the Electric Telegraph Championed by Samuel Morse.

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Publisher: Xlibris

Year: 2025

Format: Paperback

Pages: 380

ISBN: 979-8-3694-8740-2

$38.00

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Gold was found in 1852 starting a “Rush” bringing Thousands from around the world. They came to get rich. 14,000 golden ounces were transported to Melbourne each fortnight.

A year later, Beechworth was a town with an instant population, commercial shops and 60 hotels turning into Australia’s Wild West. Outlaws, claim jumpers, water rights disputes, racial altercations. A town with little Law.

This book is a fascinating read about the long-awaited arrival of the Electric Telegraph Championed by Samuel Morse.

Specifications:

Publisher: Xlibris

Year: 2025

Format: Paperback

Pages: 380

ISBN: 979-8-3694-8740-2

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Weight 0.63 kg
Dimensions 23 × 15 × 2.5 cm

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