Pioneers: New Zealand to Poowong – 1878
by Linda Fisher This short story I wrote is a ‘faction’ piece…fiction written around basic facts, about my great, Read more
by Linda Fisher This short story I wrote is a ‘faction’ piece…fiction written around basic facts, about my great, Read more
By Janet Wilson The gatehouse was situated on the north side of the railway line at Whitelaw. Little remains now Read more
By Marion Shuttleworth Have you ever noticed the mismatched trees that line Bridge Street between Princes Street and Mine Road? Read more
Korumburra’s first Presbyterian minister, the Reverend George Davies, was so deeply impressed by the story of the rich young ruler Read more
By Marion Shuttleworth “Corduroy roads”, named for their resemblance to the fabric, have been around since Roman times or earlier, Read more
This article was written by Tony Ware, formerly a resident of Korumburra, he now lives in Western Australia. He writes Read more
By Dennis Conn It would seem that due to the mists of time, the passing of a generation and population Read more
As told by Douglas Harold Boston The Australian side of the Boston family began when William migrated with his family Read more
By Marion Shuttleworth The Great Southern Line ran from Dandenong to Port Albert and was built in sections from 1887 Read more
The following is an extract of Jillian Durance’s address to the November meeting of the Korumburra & District Historical Society—about Read more