A Clyde History 1978 Author: John Campbell Written as a souvenir book to coincide with the Jubilee Celebrations of the Clyde Public Hall and Mechanics Institute. |
Victoria and its Metropolis
Past and Present 1888 Volumes 1 and 2 Volume 1 Editor: Alexander Sutherland Volume 2 Collection of Papers and biographical notes The Colony and its People in 1888 Melbourne, McCarron, Bird and Co. Collins Street West Available via internet Victoria and its Metropolis Past and Present 1888 |
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The Good Country 1968 Author: Niel Gunson Cranbourne Shire, Niel Gunson1968, F W Cheshire Publishing. A history of the Cranbourne Shire compiled for the Shire's Centenary in 1968. |
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Look to the Rising Sun 1984 Authors: Eileen M. Williams and Jewel Beard A History of Cardinia and District (including Rythdale and Pakenham South) |
Graphics John Campbell- sketches of Clyde Photographs - Joan and Cor Vanderhorn, Klein family. Graphic lay out - Joan Vanderhorn Videos - Henry Klein Images - Tom Klein
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Library Resources
1. Directories, Electoral Rolls, Births Deaths Marriages. Available at the State Library and at Lilydale and Ringwood libraries. 2. Newspapers: The Mornington and Country Herald, The Australasian, The Dandenong Journal, The Pakenham Gazette Directories have names, addresses, occupations of people in Victoria and were produced before there were telephone books. eg. Wise's Victoria Post Office Directory, Sands and McDougall Melbourne Directory Electoral Rolls: Narre Warren Library - Cranbourne Shire Rate Books |
Internet Resources
People: Local Historians with Loads of Information, Articles and Images |
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Local knowledge of Clyde people - letters, reminisces. In particular those who contributed to the Souvineer Book "A Clyde History 1978":
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Clyde Primary School photos and records (Clyde North No. 118 and Clyde No. 3664), former teachers, students and their family members. | ||||||||
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Methodist /Uniting Church Historian: Rev Eric Thomas | ||||||||
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Former childhood neighbour and school friend, Laura Tillyer (nee Henderson) who gave me clues and ideas. | ||||||||
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Family Historians: Manks, McKay, Robins, Beazley, Ridgway, Patterson, Cutler, Hardy, Lineham, Allars, Twyford, Smith, Klein, Escott, Sykes, Pitcher, Hunter, Wilkie, | ||||||||
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Cranbourne Historians: J. Greig, | ||||||||
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Cranbourne Shire Historical Society Inc: Mrs Rosemary Mynard and team | ||||||||
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Casey-Cardinia Historian: Heather Arnold | ||||||||
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Narre Warren History Group resources: Lynne Bradley | ||||||||
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Dandenong Cranbourne RSL Sub Branch Inc.: Administrative Staff and John Cooper | ||||||||
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Catherine Watson (Fairfax Media) who has promoted the website through her newspaper articles. | ||||||||
12 | Letters and photos: Mrs Anne Upton, Mrs Phyllis Campbell, | ||||||||
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Recognition and appreciation to those who promoted/taught an understanding of Clyde History before we began this website. a) In particular Mr George Selway who awakened in John Campbell (co-editor) an interest in Clyde history; Mr Jim Lineham who was a member of the Cranbourne Historical Society and gave much to preserving historical items; Mr Clyde Manks who passed on lots of information to Merv Campbell (and to us) and his son Daryl Manks who has instructed many primary school children about the history of Clyde township. b) Also an acknowledgement of those in previous generations who submitted articles about Clyde to The Argus, and local journals. One of these I suspect was a Mr Thornell. Does anyone have further information about subsequent reporters? |
Thank you to all who have engaged me in conversation, a comment, a telephone call, a letter, your photos, internet exchange with snippets and sources of reliable information. Sometimes just a name, a story, an incident have led me to a better understanding and facts about the history of Clyde. Your enthusiasm and passion for historical truth has further inspired me. Thank you for the time you gave. My brother and I are so grateful. |
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