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Chapter 44Interwar Period Up the Creek - Early Days in the Arthurs Creek District

The Church of the Irish Martyrs

The construction of the Church of the Irish Martyrs at Arthurs Creek during the interwar period marked a significant expansion of the Diamond Creek parish,…

By Bruce G. Draper

Brinkotter Cerrutti Clarke, L.W.Everard

Chapter 16Colonial Era (pre-1900)Early Settlement Federation Era Modern Era Up the Creek - Early Days in the Arthurs Creek District

Hazel Glen Wesleyan Church

The Hazel Glen Wesleyan Church, originally established in 1863 as the Linton Chapel to serve the settlers of the Plenty district, remains a significant historical…

By Bruce G. Draper

Chapter 18Colonial Era (pre-1900)Early Settlement Federation Era Interwar Period Modern Era Post-war Era World War I World War II Up the Creek - Early Days in the Arthurs Creek District

Arthurs Creek Methodist Church

Established in 1873, the Arthurs Creek Methodist Church served as a vital spiritual and social anchor for the pioneer families of the district, including the…

By Bruce G. Draper

Comer family Mann family Murphy family

Chapter 17Colonial Era (pre-1900)Early Settlement Federation Era Interwar Period Modern Era Post-war Era World War I Up the Creek - Early Days in the Arthurs Creek District

Ryders Flat Reserve

Located within the Arthurs Creek district, Ryders Flat Reserve occupies land originally selected in 1870 by Christina McDonald and later developed by the Ryder and…

By Bruce G. Draper

Draper, Charles McDonald, Christina McDonald, Ewen McDonald, John

Chapter 24Colonial Era (pre-1900)Federation Era Interwar Period Post-war Era Up the Creek - Early Days in the Arthurs Creek District

Hazelglen Hall

Established in 1896 on land donated by Richard Bassett at the intersection of Bannon’s Lane and Doctor’s Gully Road, the Hazelglen Hall served as a…

By Bruce G. Draper

Apted, George Bassett, Richard Chase, St. John Clarke, Leslie W.