Description
Second hand book
This is an historical book that tells the story of Browns and Scarsdale, two schools in Victoria, Australia, that merged in 1912. A jubilee souvenir compiled by Patrick McGrath and others, and edited by John West, that chronicles the history of the gold mining borough of Browns and Scarsdale in Victoria, Australia, which was established in 1862 and included the mining villages of Browns Diggings and Scarsdale. Browns and Scarsdale was a borough (1862-1915) about 25 km south-west of Ballarat. The borough was created on 25 July 1862, and had an area of about 23 sq km. It adjoined Smythesdale borough’s southern border and extended south about 6 km.
Specifications:
Condition: Very good, ex-library book containing a spine label and library stamp inside
Publisher: Jim Crow Press
Year: 1912, Facsimile edition with index added 1989
Format: Hard cover
Pages: 173
ISBN: 0731670280
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