A bluestone sawing factory once operated in Malmsbury on the banks of the Coliban River behind Malmsbury Botanic Gardens.
Absolutely prefabulous
Seymour Cottage, one of the oldest houses in Romsey, was built in the mid-1850s. For almost 60 years it was the home of Sidney and Elizabeth Seymour and their family.
Raising a glass to the motherland
Islay House, a familiar sight on the main road through Woodend, started life as a hotel. But how did it get its name? And how should you pronounce it?
The good doctor
The distinctive 1970s clock in High St, Trentham, holds special significance for the town: it commemorates the life and career of Dr Gweneth Wisewould.
Burned out twice – but the dream lives on
When Don Garden and his family moved to Mount Macedon, little did they know that the bushfires of February 1983 were just a few weeks away. This is their story.
The Mansions of Malmsbury
Located on a prominent corner, the former Junction Hotel is one of Malmsbury’s most significant landmarks.