Description:Printed in Australia by Wilke and Company Limited for Jolbo Studio [Published NO date listed, circa 1980]. Hard cover, 78 pp. . Lovely black and white illustrations by Joan Bognuda. [From Foreword] The Portland Area of Victoria was the site of the first recorded permanent white settlement in the State - whether it was the Henrys or th eMills - but the Mornington Peninsula is to a large extent the cradle of white exploration, settlement and foundation. This leaves aside the still contentious issue of early Portuguese or Spanish landings in the Portland, Port Fairy, Warmambool areas; the fascinating Mahogany Ship story and similar evidence of earlier white visitation and compulsory colonisation by shipwreck. Whatever the true story of the Portland area, it is certain that the Mornington Peninsula was the site of some of the earliest documented white exploration, with Bass, Flinders, Grant, Collins, Murray, Baudin and others all visiting and exploring. The Collins Settlement was a short-term failure but a first. The Peninsula abounds in history and still largely retains important historic and architectural features and landscapes and environmental areas of vast importance. Accordingly, this book is important as it records in sketches and text some of the area's highlights. . . The illustrations and text of the book will give great pleasure and knowledge to many people. It is produced by two people admirably qualified for the task who know and love the area. I believe the book will encourage a widening realisation of the assets of the built and natural environment on the Peninsula. The whole area is a great heritage which, with planning and care, can be conserved for the Nation?s benefit during our own and future generations. [About Artist] Joan Bognuda is not only an artist but a visual historian. Joan is from Geelong and after her education at "Morongo" Presbyterian Girls' College, studied the Diploma of Art Course at the Gordon Institute of Technology. . .We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Between the Bays: Mornington Peninsula. To get started finding Between the Bays: Mornington Peninsula, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Description: Printed in Australia by Wilke and Company Limited for Jolbo Studio [Published NO date listed, circa 1980]. Hard cover, 78 pp. . Lovely black and white illustrations by Joan Bognuda. [From Foreword] The Portland Area of Victoria was the site of the first recorded permanent white settlement in the State - whether it was the Henrys or th eMills - but the Mornington Peninsula is to a large extent the cradle of white exploration, settlement and foundation. This leaves aside the still contentious issue of early Portuguese or Spanish landings in the Portland, Port Fairy, Warmambool areas; the fascinating Mahogany Ship story and similar evidence of earlier white visitation and compulsory colonisation by shipwreck. Whatever the true story of the Portland area, it is certain that the Mornington Peninsula was the site of some of the earliest documented white exploration, with Bass, Flinders, Grant, Collins, Murray, Baudin and others all visiting and exploring. The Collins Settlement was a short-term failure but a first. The Peninsula abounds in history and still largely retains important historic and architectural features and landscapes and environmental areas of vast importance. Accordingly, this book is important as it records in sketches and text some of the area's highlights. . . The illustrations and text of the book will give great pleasure and knowledge to many people. It is produced by two people admirably qualified for the task who know and love the area. I believe the book will encourage a widening realisation of the assets of the built and natural environment on the Peninsula. The whole area is a great heritage which, with planning and care, can be conserved for the Nation?s benefit during our own and future generations. [About Artist] Joan Bognuda is not only an artist but a visual historian. Joan is from Geelong and after her education at "Morongo" Presbyterian Girls' College, studied the Diploma of Art Course at the Gordon Institute of Technology. . .We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Between the Bays: Mornington Peninsula. To get started finding Between the Bays: Mornington Peninsula, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.