Glenelg Shire Heritage Study
GLENELG SHIRE HERITAGE STUDY AN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY PART ONE Prepared for Heritage Victoria and the Glenelg Shire October 2002 Prepared by: Carlotta Kellaway and David Rhodes: Illustration by Mandy Jean GLENELG HERITAGE STUDY Study Outline and Preliminary Costings GLENELG SHIRE HERITAGE STUDY AN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY PART ONE December 2002 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Individuals: Neil McCulpie Graeme Baugh Gregor McGregor Laura Bell Peter Malcolm Gwen Bennett Margaret Morris Thelma Edwards Angela Munn John Emmerson Ken Nethercote Aunty Iris Gardiner Kevin Onus Madge Gough Ben Rietman Ann Grant Amy Saunders Michael Greenham Kenny Saunders Geoff Elmes Joy Savill Des Hein Gordon Stokes Brendan Jarrett Ruth Thompson Les Jones Cliff Tishner Noel Johnston Betty Vivian John Kellor Barnard Wallace Jim Kelly Don Ward Garry Kerr Beth White Denis Lovett Kevin Wilson Historial Societies and Other Organisations DHAU WURD WURRUNG Casterton Historical Society Elderly Citizens Association Casterton Railway Museum History House, Portland Glenelg Shire Archives, Portland Lodge Museum, Merino (Contact. Jim O’Meara, Records Development Merino Historical Society Officer) National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Portland Family History Group WINDAMARRA Aboriginal Corp. The Glenelg Heritage Study Stage One was carried out between 2001 – 2002 for the Glenelg Shire Council. The study was conducted by Mandy Jean, heritage architect, Gemray Pty. Ltd., Carlotta Kellaway, historian and David Rhodes, archaeologist, Heritage Insight.. The study follows the standard brief for municipal studies developed by Heritage Victoria, which provides for a two stage study. Funding was provided by Heritage Victoria and the Glenelg Shire Council. Photos: St. Peters Church Tahara photo by J.T. Collins State Library of Victoria Merino Winniburn, J.T.
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