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Manilla NSW Australian History 1800s 1900s
The following Pages on this web site are Articles and Pictures related to Manilla NSW Australian History in the 1800s-1900s,
and Australian History
within the aspects of Australian Life in that era.
The Below are 3 Example "Introductions" of the Articles & Pictures
(Which appear in each Index)
Adam Park, who left England at 19 years of age in 1856, travelled to Australia on the Marco Polo, a journey of 6 months, disembarked at Melbourne and travelled throughout NSW and QLD, via horseback and bullock trains, and back again to NSW, attempting to establish his Colonial Life in Australia.
The Adam Park story is a story of challenges, adversity, survival and ultimate success. It is a story worth reading.
The Bullock Trains were an important resource for traveling the rugged bushland in NSW in the Colonial 1800 years, to eventually establish settlements like Manilla.
They trekked the landscape, devoid of roads, over the Great Diving Range and eventually made their way to the Manilla District.
Bullock Trains were an important supply train, carrying necessities to the limited number of inhabitants in Manilla, who lived in timber shanties, and established basic shop fronts to cater for the growing travellers reaching this region.
A fascinating story that draws a picture of the early years in Australia
Along with his father, V. J. Byrnes was one of the Pioneers that established Manilla on a landscape of bushland in the 1800s.
V. J. Byrne began as a pocketbook real estate agent, who forged his life through tenacity, with a personal drive to succeed, and established the important milestone of saleyards in Manilla, that catered for the growing
Pastoral industry in the Manilla district.
V.J., with many others in this era, established Manilla as an important settlement that developed in leaps and bounds in the early 1900s.
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There are over 50 Articles/Stories, including many pictures in the
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George Englert includes Adies Store, J. E. Simpson Chemist - T.J. Bowen - Farmers Carnival - Ladies Cricket - Cubs & Scouts - A.R. Macleod - Keepit Water Skiing - J.D. Kennedy - Baldwin Durham Court - Holy Trinity Church - Pioneer Settlers - Allan Cunningham Exployer & Botanist
Post Office Manilla History - Harry M Miller Dunmore - Bective Station - V J Byrnes - Manilla Museum History - Yarramanbully School - The Hall Family - Bullock Trains - Courthouse Hotel - CBC Bank + - Manilla 1898
David Ridgewell Story The Palais - Post Office Hotel - Captain Thunderbolt - Manilla Show History - Manilla Showgirls 1960s - Bank NSW - A. C. Veness - Manilla Late 1800s Early 1900s - Manilla Hotels History
Royal Hotel History - Park Family - Manilla Tigers RLFC History - Manilla Express History - Mackenzie Stores History - Mackenzie Fires - Mackenzie Staff 1950s 1960s - Manilla Central School History - Veness Hartley Hall Families - Street Beautification
Manilla RLFC 1950s - Manilla Rugby Union - Stewart IXL Bakery History - Court House Law & Order History - Cecil Tiny Bull RL - Manilla Railway History - Bakers Factory - Darkie Grant the Mailman - Memories of Manilla
Droving in the 1930s - Mackenzies Centenary 1963 - Manilla Palais Theatre History - Clifton & Woods Garages - J T Robinson and E A Coupland - Tobacco Farming - Manilla Freezer Works - Thomas Mitchell Explorer - John Oxley Explorer
Harry and Emily Burrell (coming soon) - The 1964 and 1864 Manilla Floods
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These Manilla NSW Australian History 1800s 1900s Articles commenced in mid 2023 whereas the information was sought from many sources, compiled, dissected, re-formatted and written with a view to provide an interesting story of that era.
Produced, created and written by Mitch - (Mitchell Zen) - the Author.
A special mention to the Manilla Historical Society. This website and author acknowledges their important contribution to the history of Manilla - they provide valuable information on the history of the Manilla District. Their hard work and diligence over the years needs to be acknowledged, as with their contribution, Manilla's history is now documented for all to see when next in Manilla. A special page has been created for the Manilla Museum and this can be accessed by clicking on the link on the right.
The Articles/Graphics/Pictures include a complex kaleidoscope of varieties from many resources.
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