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Local history publications available for sale from the Colac & District Family History Group.
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Australia Day during World War I
$5.00 Add to cartAustralia Day during World War I
by Arthur O’Neill
An account of the origin and conduct of Australia Day in July 1915 and how it changed in 1917 and 1918 -
Colac & District Pioneers & Settlers Register Volume 2
$23.00 Add to cartColac & District Pioneers & Settlers Register
Volume 2 pre 1920
This second register adds more to the knowledge of those who lived and worked in the Colac district before 1920 -
Colac and District Pioneer Register pre 1900
$12.50 Add to cartColac and District Pioneer Register Pre 1900
Compiled by Sandra Downard, Lyn Hulm and Kevin Swanson
Lists births, deaths, marriages and children born to early settlers -
Colac and District Pioneers & Settlers Register Volume 1 & 2
$30.00 Add to cartColac and District Pioneers & Settlers Register Volume 1 & 2
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Colac Fire Brigade 1887-2012
$12.00 Add to cartColac Fire Brigade 1887-2012
Celebrating 125 years of community service to Colac -
Lasseter, a gold legend begins in Colac; the Colac years 1890 to 1896
$17.95 Add to cartSpending his teen years in Colac, Lewis Lasseter left there after taking one too many risks…
Special member price of $15.00 plus postage
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Otway Bush Talk . Newspaper clippings from the Otways, pre 1947.
$1.00 Add to cartOtway Bush Talk . Newspaper clippings from the Otways
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Otways at War -World War 1
$20.00 Read moreOtways at War -World War 1
by Pam Jennings
Barramunga, Barwon Downs, Forrest, Gerangamete,
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Pioneering Days – A Woman’s Life
$40.00 Add to cartPioneering Days – A Woman’s Life
by The Colac & District Family History Group
A collection of stories and news clippings that relate to the women of the Colac district during the 19th and early 20th centuries -
Pioneers & Suffragists
$45.00 Add to cartPioneers & Suffragists
by Merrill O’Donnell & Stephen Brooks
Individual profiles and stories of 350 Colac & District women who signed
the ‘Monster’ petition in 1891 for Victorian women to be able to vote