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Library Catalogue Master Mar 2017.Xlsx NEPEAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY Library Catalogue CALL NUMBER AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT Sir William A’Beckett: First Chief Justice of Victoria 1852- 347.014092 BEN BENNET, J.M. 1857. Sydney: The Federation Press, 2001. Cat No. A’BECKETT, WILLIAM, Sir 4646. VICTORIAN ABORIGINAL 354.945 VIC Bringing our ancestors home. 2013. Cat. No. 5962 ABORIGINAL ARTEFACTS HERITAGE COUNCIL Women’s Work: Aboriginal women’s artefacts in the 704.039915 MUS MUSEUM of VICTORIA Museum of Victoria. Museum of Victoria, 1992. Cat No. ABORIGINAL ARTEFACTS 2503. Dark Emu. Black seeds: agriculture or accident?. 2014 ABORIGINAL PEOPLES 630.899915 PAS PASCOE, Bruce Caqt. No. 6251 (AUSTRALIAN) Brown Men and Red Sand: Journeyings in wild Australia. ABORIGINAL PEOPLES 994.20499 MOU MOUNTFORD, Charles Sun Books, 1948. Cat No. 3246. (AUSTRALIANS) Journals of George Augustus Robinson, Chief Protector, ROBINSON, George Port Phillip Aboriginal Protectorate, The. January 1839- ABORIGINAL PEOPLES R 994.502 ROB Augustus September 1840. Heritage Matters, 1998. Cat No. (AUSTRALIANS) 3886. Koorie (an exhibition presented by the Koorie Heritage ABORIGINAL PEOPLES 306.0899915 KOO Trust in assoc. with the Museum of Victoria). Creative (AUSTRALIANS) Solutions, c.1991. Cat No. 2504. Passing of The Aborigines, The: a lifetime spent among ABORIGINAL PEOPLES 572.994 BAT BATES, Daisy the natives of Australia. Heinemann, 1938. Cat No. (AUSTRALIANS) 3206. Writing Aboriginal History: Proceedings of the Federation ABORIGINAL PEOPLES 306.089 WRI of Australian Historical Societies Conference in Canberra, (AUSTRALIANS) 1988. Melbourne, Tait 1949. Cat No. 3187. I succeeded once: the Aboriginal Protectorate on the ABORIGINAL PEOPLES 994.52 FEL FELS, Marie Hansen Mornington Peninsula, 1839 – 1840. ANU Press, 2011. (AUSTRLIANS) Cat. No. 5721 354.945 VIC VICTORIA Heritage Act 1995. Cat. No. 6303 ACTS OF PARLIAMENT Page 1 of 53 CALL NUMBER AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT Air Raid Precautions: supplement to manual of general 940.544 AIR training. State Emergency Council for Civil Defence, AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS 1941. Cat. No. 3422. Turbulence Over Tyabb: A History of Airports and 387.736 THO THOMPSON, Douglas M. Aviation on the Shire of Hastings. Historical Book AIRPORTS Committee, Tyabb, 1985. Cat No. 3202. Battling With The Waves: Wreck of the SS Alert and the K-FILE REID, J. Arbuckle Narrative of Robert Ponting, The Sole Survivor. Drakard ALERT (SHIP) & Dane (1894). Cat No. 3958, and Cat No. 4362. Great Southern Shire, The: submission by the Shire of 994.52 GRE Flinders to the Local Government Board August 1994. AMALGAMATIONS Shire of Flinders, 1994. Cat No. 3972. ANGLICAN PARISH OF 283.9452 MAG MAGLEN, John C. comp. Journey into faith and growth. 2015. Cat. No. 6157 SORRENTO AND RYE History of the Anglican Parish of Sorrento-Rye, A. ANGLICAN, PARISH OF 994.52 WOO WOOD, David Parish Central Council, 1985. Cat No. 4098. SORRENTO-RYE 745.10288 MIL MILLS, John F. Collecting now. 1982. Cat. No. 61613 ANTIQUES An Archaeological Survey of the Mornington Peninsula, 994.52 SUL SULLIVAN, Hilary Victoria. Victoria Archaeological Survey, 1981. Cat ARCHAEOLOGY No. 3995. 2nd copy Cat. No. 5681 027.094 ARC Archives matter! Cat No. 5558 ARCHIVES (PLACES) 025.1714 MCA MCADAM, Angela Keep it for the future! Cat. No. 5585 ARCHIVES (PLACES) Keep it for the future! How to set up a small community 025.1714 KEE archive. Canberra, National Archives, 2007. Cat. No. ARCHIVES (PLACES) 5321 NATIONAL LIBRARY OF Protecting Australia’s documentary heritage: a starter kit 025.1714 NAT ARCHIVES (PLACES) AUSTRALIA for community groups. 2004 Cat. No. 5891 As You Were: with the Australian Services at Home and 940.53 ASY Overseas from 1788 to 1948. Australian War Memorial, ARMED FORCES 1948. Cat No. 3232. Page 2 of 53 CALL NUMBER AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT MORNINGTON A creative Peninsula: arts and culture strategy 2012/13 – 700.99452 MOR PENINSULA SHIRE ART 2014/15. 2011. Cat. No. 5921. 2nd copy 5922 COUNCIL Picturesque Atlas of Australasia: edited by Andrew R 912.94 PIC Garran. Vol.2. Picturesque Atlas Publishing Co., 1886. ATLASES Cat No. 3144. Australia: a cultural history. Melbourne, Longman 994 RIC RICKARD, John AUSTRALIA Cheshire, 1988. Cat. No. 5344 R 919.4 HUR HURLEY, P.J. In search of Australia. 1943. Cat. No. 5966 AUSTRALIA Land They Found, The: Australian history for secondary 994 LAI LAIDLAW, Ronald schools, 2nd ed. South Melbourne, Macmillan, 1983. AUSTRALIA 289 p. Illust. Cat No. 4298. Riders of time. South Melbourne, Vic., Macmillan of 994 BRO BROOKES, Mabel AUSTRALIA Australia, 1967. Cat. No. 5219 Story of a Century 1851-1951, The. Vic. Govt., 1951. 994 BAL BALFE, Harold AUSTRALIA Cat No. 3242. Tyranny of Distance, The: how distance shaped 994 BLA BLAINEY, Geoffrey Australia’s history. Revised ed. Sydney, Sun Books, AUSTRALIA 1983. 366 pages. Illust. Cat No. 4297. Soldiering On: the Australian Army at Home and 940.53 SOL Overseas. Australian War Memorial, 1942. Cat No. AUSTRALIA ARMY 3205. Australia Post: The Early Years, A Collection of 20 383 AUS AUSTRALIA POST Postcards. Mt. Martha Vic: A Cornwell, 1995. Cat No. AUSTRALIA POST 4565. These Eagles: Story of the RAAF at War. Australian 940.544994 THE AUSTRALIAN AIRFORCE War Memorial, 1947. Cat No. 3235. 2 copies ANZAC story: Victoria remembers: their story is our story. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW 940.4609945 ANZ 2014. Cat. No. 6067 ZEALAND ARMY CORPS Guns and Brooches: Australian Army Nursing from the 355.345082 BAS BASSETT, Jan Boer War to the Gulf War. O.U.P., 1992. Cat No. AUSTRALIAN ARMY 4208. State of Victoria and the City of Melbourne Centenary 994.52 STA AUSTRALIAN CENTENARY Celebrations, 1834-35, 1934-35, The. Cat No. 3225. Page 3 of 53 CALL NUMBER AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT 929.2 COU COUNSEL, Lilian Maude Maudie’s story. Cat. No. 4888. AUTOBIOGRAPHIES FRANKSTON HISTORICAL Ballam Park Homestead. Frankston Vic: Frankston 994.51 FRA BALLAM PARK HOMESTEAD SOCIETY Historical Society, 1999? Cat No. 4505. Balnarring Byways and Memories. Volume 1. 994.52 BAL Balnarring and District Historical Society, 1995. Cat. No. BALNARRING 3304. Balnarring Byways and Memories. Volume 2. 994.52 BAL Balnarring and District Historical Society, 1996. Cat. No. BALNARRING 3537. Balnarring Byways and Memories. Volume 3. 994.52 BAL Balnarring and District Historical Society, 1998. Cat No. BALNARRING 3954. Balnarring Byways and Memories. Volume 4. 994.52 BAL Balnarring and District Historical Society, 2003. Cat No. BALNARRING 4754. George Bass in Western Port Incorporating George Bass 994.5202 MOR MORRIS, Kenneth and the Convicts. Bass Valley Historical Society, 1997. BASS, GEORGE Cat No. 3776. 2nd copy Cat. No. 5641 Mr. Bass’s Western Port: the whaleboat voyage. 994.5202 COL COLE, Harry Western Port Historical Society, 1997. Cat No. 3778, BASS, GEORGE 5529. Bathing Boxes and Similar Structures Around Port Phillip 725.87 BAT BATHING BOXES Bay: a report. Govt. Pr., 1985. Cat. No. 3975. John Batman and the aborigines. Kibble books, 1987,Cat 994.502 CAM CAMPBELL, Alastair H. BATMAN, JOHN No. 5341 John Batman: The Founder of Victoria. Wren, 1867. 994.502 BON BONWICK. J. BATMAN, JOHN Cat No. 2496. John Batman: the story of John Batman and the founding 929.3 BAT BILLOT, C.P. of Melbourne. Melbourne, Hyland House, 1979. Cat. No. BATMAN, JOHN 5346 Blairgowrie: The Meaning of Place. Paper delivered to 719 DEJ De JONG, Ursula M. BLAIRGOWRIE N.H.S., 2001. Cat No. 4599. Page 4 of 53 CALL NUMBER AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT Scott’s Shed: the second story 1952 – 2012. Cat. No. 797.1 CON CONNING, Neil BLAIRGOWRIE YACHT CLUB 5786 Miracle at Scotts’ Shed: a history of the Blairgowrie BLAIRGOWRIE YACHT 797.1 FRE FRENCH, Edgar, L. Yacht Squadron 1952-82. Georgian House, 1983. Cat SQUADRON No. 3935, 2nd copy Cat. No. 5592 Reflections 1952-2002: An overview of the Blairgowrie BLAIRGOWRIE YACHT BLAIRGOWRIE YACHT 797.1 BLA Yacht Squadron on the occasion of its Golden Jubilee. SQUADRON SQUADRON Blairgowrie, Vic: B.Y.S. 2002. Cat No. 4597. QUEENSCLIFFE MARITIME Couta Boat, The: a history. Queenscliffe Maritime 623.82 QUE BOATS MUSEUM Museum, 1990’s. 16 p. Cat No. 4214 2 copies. 797.1 COU Couta boat: a history. Cat. No. 5642 BOATS Couta boat: return of a classic. DVD. Portland, Garry 797.1 COU BOATS Kerr, 2003 Down The Bay: the Story of the Excursion Boats of Port 387.243099 FIT FITCHETT, T.K. Phillip Bay. Rigby, 1973. Cat No. 3201. 2nd copy BOATS Cat. No. 7017 Work and patrol boat. Vol. 1 Nos. 2-9 1982.Cat. No. 628.82026 WOR BOATS 628.82026 Aboard the ‘Bombay’: the diary of Richard Moffat en QUARANTINE MOFFAT, Richard route from Portsmouth to Melbourne, 12 September to 24 BOMBAY STATION December 1852. G. Flowers, (1973). Cat No. 3267. 910.453 HAY HAYDEN, K. Port of pirate treasure. BONITO, BENITO Evolve: stories from Boon Wurrung country.2014. 6 CD’s. 994.5 EVO BOON WURRUNG Cat. No. 6066 994.51 COT COTTER, Richard Boon Wurrung. DVD Cat. No. 5556 BOON WURRUNG PEOPLE Boon Wurrung: People of the Port Phillip District. Red 994.51 COT COTTER, Richard Hill South, Vic: Lavender Hill Multimedia, 2001. Cat No. BOON WURRUNG PEOPLE 4546. Cat No. 4650 2 copies Boonoorong on the Mornington Peninsula – a novel. 823.3 DEA DE ARAUGO, Tess BOONOORONG PEOPLE Rose, 1993. Cat No. 2807. Page 5 of 53 CALL NUMBER AUTHOR TITLE SUBJECT Boonoorong on the Mornington Peninsula. 2nd ed. 2011 823.3 DEA DE AURAGO, Tess BOONOORONG PEOPLE Cat. No. 5606 Peninsula Perspectives: vegetation on the Mornington 581.9945 CAL CALDER, Winty Peninsula, Victoria, Victoria. W.B. Calder, 1975. Cat BOTANY No. 623. 2nd copy Cat. No. 5557 994.5202 GOD GODING, A. Matthew Bowden … civil surgeon. BOWDEN, MATTHEW And so today ... Melbourne, National Press Pty Ltd, 1956. R 994.51 FIE FIELD, Jean F. BOX HILL Cat.
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