Publications
Purchase from the Society's address - See
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The first two publications below are available ‘over-the-counter’
from the Visitor Information Centre in Pall Mall, Bendigo.
Self
Guided Tours of Historic Bendigo
A convenient 64 page booklet complete with photographs and maps,
covering three walking tours of Central Bendigo and two tours
that can be done by car or bike.
Price $10.00 plus $2.00 p&h
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Historic
Guide to Bendigo
Jim Evans (Ed.) 2003. A5 approx pp, viii, 60; col. cover, b/w
illusts., 2 col.
maps in pocket, further reading, time line, index.
An overview of Bendigo’s history.
Price $15 plus $3 p&h.
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A Soldier
to the Last – Major-General
George James Rankin of the Australian Light Horse 1887-1957.
Malcolm Saunders 2002. A5, pp vi, 34; b/w illusts., notes, index.
Price $10 plus $2 p&h.
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What a Good
Idea! Bendigo’s Innovations – An Exhibition.
Helen Mainka (Ed.) 2002, A5, pp 80; b/w illusts., refs. and further
reading.
Prepared to accompany an exhibition presented in July 2002,
Price: $5 plus $2 p&h.
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Bendigo
Historical Society Newsletter Index 1971-1999.
Helen Mainka (Ed.) 2000, A4, pp iii, 30
An index to items of historical interest appearing in the Society’s
newsletter, ‘Marunari’. Copies of newsletters
referred to in the index are available at $2 per newsletter plus
$1 p&h.
Price: $15 plus $3.50 p&h.
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Marunari
Marunari is the monthly newsletter of the
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
It contains information and news of interest to
members
as
well as
a summary
o
f
the previous month’s talk or presentation. It
is sent to members as part of their yearly subscription to the
Society.
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Bookmarks
– a lending record.
Booklets of 10 bookmarks featuring photographs from the Society’s
collection or a time line of Mayors of Bendigo or a ‘Lifetime
Permit to Breathe’.
Price: $5 plus $1 p&h
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Share Speculators
Share speculators crowding the entrance to the Beehive Mining
Exchange. Twelve months of feverish buying of script in 1870-71
sometimes saw six mining companies floated in just one day.
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