Maldon Town Historic Walk Photo Gallery by Richard Goldsworthy at pbase.com

Maldon Town Historic Walk

Maldon (Victoria Australia) has few spectacular buildings. Its charm lies in the overall intactness and the concentration of the elements that make a 19th century mining town.

"The Notable Town Living its History"

Please note: The information in this gallery has been taken from the Maldon Town Walk brochure available at the Maldon Visitor Information Centre.

Kangaroo Hotel.jpg	Former Wesleyan Church01.jpg	Former Wesleyan Church02.jpg	Church Halls.jpg
Old Shire Hall.jpg	Old Fire Station01.jpg	Old Fire Station02.jpg	Court House.jpg
Court House rear.jpg	Croquet Club.jpg	Croquet Club rear.jpg	Post Office.jpg
The Athenaeum.jpg	Vivians House.jpg	Holy Trinity Church01.jpg	Holy Trinity Church02.jpg
Holy Trinity Church03.jpg	Holy Trinity Church04.jpg	Holy Trinity Church05.jpg	Holy Trinity Church06.jpg
Holy Trinity Church07.jpg	Holy Trinity Church08.jpg	Holy Trinity Church09.jpg	Holy Trinity Church10.jpg
Holy Trinity Church11.jpg	Robinsons House.jpg	Primary School.jpg	Tressiders Cottage.jpg
Dr Lisles House.jpg	Dr Hardys House.jpg	School Cottage.jpg	Glendonald.jpg
Minilya.jpg	Maldon Hospital.jpg	St Brigids Catholic Church.jpg	Rules House.jpg
Corner Shop.jpg	Corner Shop Hitching Rail.jpg	Miss Brooks House.jpg	Aldersyde.jpg
Former Holy Trinity Parsonage.jpg	Lovells Cottage.jpg	The Penny School01.jpg	The Penny School02.jpg
The Former Welsh Congregational Church.jpg	Presbyterian Manse.jpg	Presbyterian Church01.jpg	Presbyterian Church02.jpg
Beehive Chimney01.jpg	Beehive Chimney02.jpg	Baptist Church.jpg	Baptist Church02.jpg
Brooks Store.jpg	Brooks Store02.jpg	Former Welsh Baptist Church.jpg	Former Welsh Baptist Church02.jpg
Former Temperance Hall.jpg	Calder House01.jpg

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Sharon Keegan		13-Apr-2012 08:50
my grandmother lived in the manse behind the presbyterian church and also there is a Waterson cottage on a farmers land which was used in the movie "Break of Day". Unfortunately I do not find it here.

Barry		04-May-2010 05:20
My father was the manager of the Bank of Victoria at Maldon from Sep 1930 to March 1932. He and his family lived at Glendonald (before I was born!).

Heather Clarke		18-Apr-2010 12:38
The Photos are great. My GGG Grandparents lived in Maldon. Heather Clarke

Colin Clarke		28-May-2009 10:00
NIce reportage, Richard. It seems that brick buildings are (were) ubiquitous in Maldon. V

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