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Topics | Aerial photos Narre Warren & Berwick | Berwick Cemetery Tour | Brechin Garden | Council History | Early Aboriginal History | Moments in a Regional History | Open Heritage Virtual Tour | Photos of Berwick | Small farm in Hallam | Soldier Settlement

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Aerial photos Narre Warren & Berwick – Two aerial views of Fountain Gate: 1963 and the same view in 1994. Two aerial views of Princes Highway Berwick: 1963 and the same view in 1994
Berwick Cemetery Tour – This tour can be used by individuals, groups and even school groups to help learn about early families and experiences in the Berwick district from the 1860s.
Brechin Garden – A brief history & photographs of this early Narre Warren property, formerly known as "Holly Green" and dating from the 1840s.
Council History – covers the history of both the City of Casey and the Cardinia Shire.  Both Councils date from the 1860s.  It includes a timeline and a photograph of Cranbourne Shire Councillors in 1909.
Early Aboriginal History – A brief paper on the rich Aboriginal history in the Casey-Cardinia region
Moments in a Regional History – our online local history exhibition.  It has photographs and information chosen by each of the region's heritage groups to tell the story of how communities have developed here since European settlement in the 1830s
Open Heritage Virtual Tour – virtual tour of some of the many interesting places we enjoy in Casey-Cardinia
Photos of Berwick – a few local history snaps of Berwick from the Local History Archive collection (personal use only)
Small farm in Hallam – The story of the Andrews family, one of our earliest settler families
Soldier Settlement – An information paper on soldier settlement in the Casey-Cardinia region

Topics in local history

Many 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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