A bluestone sawing factory once operated in Malmsbury on the banks of the Coliban River behind Malmsbury Botanic Gardens.
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.
The Mansions of Malmsbury
Located on a prominent corner, the former Junction Hotel is one of Malmsbury’s most significant landmarks.
The red-brick ruin on the road to Malmsbury
Situated opposite Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre, it was one of the first hotels reached by travellers coming from Kyneton.
Back to school
The Trentham district has had 21 schools since the first was built in the 1850s. Only two are still operating.
Emerging from shelter
The site on which the Malmsbury Mechanics’ Institute hall now stands was once occupied by a Caroline Chisholm shelter shed.