Topics in local historyMany of these topics result from projects carried out by our Local History Officer, sometimes in collaboration with other agencies. Watch this space for new pieces of local history information that you can use for general interest and study. Browse the topics listed to the right. The links below will take you to City of Casey website. Place Names and their meanings from the Casey Cardinia Region A listing of placenames from the City of Casey, Shire of Cardinia and neighbouring areas, with their meanings. Avenues of Honour A 2001 publication that provides photographs and historical information about each of the seven Avenues of Honour in the City of Casey. The Casey-Cardinia National Trust Branch are currently researching the social history of each avenue in Casey-Cardinia and hope, with community assistance, to build a profile for as many service people related to a tree as possible. Contact the Local History Officer if you have any information about a local soldier.
Cranbourne
Hands on History The
Hands on History project was an extensive research project undertaken
during
the Centenary of Federation in 2001. Sections include: A short
documentary
film of Cranbourne's history using interviews and original film.
This
is available for loan at Cranbourne Library. A detailed
information
kit covering key themes such as families, religion, a Cranbourne
cemetery
tour and industries. The kit can be accessed online, viewed in
the
Reference collections at Cranbourne and Narre Warren Libraries, or
purchased
from the City of Casey. Six local history art markers are located
in
High Street Cranbourne, featuring important landmarks in the Cranbourne
township.
A heritage walking tour of Cranbourne: the brochure can be
obtained
from the City of Casey Customer Service points or from the Local
History
Officer at Narre Warren Library.
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