Book Collection Lot of Four Western Australia Local History Titiles. : Book (1) A Bold Yeomanry : Social Change in a wheat Belt District Kulin 1848-1970. Book (2) Green Gold : A History Of Donnybrook W.A 1842 to 1974. Book (3) Drakesbrook Days and Waroona Years. Book (4) Plateau, Plain and Coast : A History of Dandaragan

Book (1) William E Greble. Book (2) A.C Frost. Book (3) L.J Snell. Book (4) Margaret McConnel, John McGuire & Garrick Moore.

Published by Book (1) Creative Research & Kulin Shire Council, 1979. Book (2) A.C. Frost & Donnybrook Shire Balingup Shire Council, 1976. Book (3) Shire of Waroona, 1986. Book (4) The Shire of Dandaragan, Western Australia, 1993

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Book Collection Lot of Four Western Australia Local History Titiles.: Book (1) A Bold Yeomanry: Social Change in a wheat Belt District Kulin 1848-1970. Book (2) Green Gold: A History of Donnybrook W.A 1842 to 1974. Book (3) Drakesbrook Days and Waroona Years. Book (4) Plateau, Plain and Coast: A History of Dandaragan. See Advertisement for photos above. Extra charges for oversea shipping as the four book collection is over 500grams. Below is the condition report of the four books. Book boards are clean and unmarked front & Back of the books. Book block is clean & unmarked all side of the book. Spine intact. Text body is clean and unmarked throughout the book. Book (1) has very minimal foxing on the last page and behind the back book boards. Over-all the four book a in great and neat condition. Below is the synopsis of the titles. Book (1) A Bold Yeomanry: Social Change in a wheat Belt District Kulin 1848-1970. This is a fascinating local history that explores the transformation of the Kulin region in Western Australia's Wheatbelt over more than a century. Here s a snapshot of what the book covers: Historical Scope: It traces the development of Kulin from early European settlement in 1848 through to 1970. Social Evolution: Greble examines how settlers shaped a new society, adapting their values, behaviours, and institutions to the challenges of rural life. Agricultural Focus: The book highlights the rise of grain farming and its impact on the region s economy and identity. Cultural Insights: There are brief references to the original Aboriginal inhabitants, acknowledging their presence and the changes brought by colonization. Visuals & Data: Includes illustrations, diagrams, graphs, and maps to enrich the narrative. It was published in 1979. Book (2) Green Gold: A History of Donnybrook W.A 1842 to 1974. Frost is a captivating chronicle of the town of Donnybrook in Western Australia. Published in 1976, this 247-page book explores the region s development from early British settlement through to the mid-20th century. What it covers: Early Settlement (1842): The book begins with the arrival of pioneers and the foundations of the community. Timber & Agriculture: Donnybrook s economy flourished with timber production, dairying, and vegetable farming. Gold Rush Era (1893 1903): A brief but impactful gold rush led to the discovery of sandstone, which was later used in buildings across the state. Fruit Orcharding: The emergence of fruit farming, especially apples, became a defining feature of Donnybrook s agricultural success. Book (3) Drakesbrook Days and Waroona Years. Written by Laurie Snell, chronicling the evolution of the Waroona Shire in Western Australia from its early days as Drakesbrook to the vibrant community it is today. What the book covers: Early Settlement: European settlers began arriving in the late 1830s, but the town truly flourished after the Pinjarra to Picton railway opened in 1893. Community Development: It explores the rise of local infrastructure like the Drakesbrook Road Board, which was pivotal in shaping the town s roads and services. Local Life: From butter and chaff farms to dances and football matches, the book captures the social heartbeat of Waroona through the decades. Historic Treasures: Includes oral histories, photographs, maps, and personal recollections from residents who helped shape the town s identity. Book (4) Plateau, Plain and Coast: A History of Dandaragan. What it covers: Aboriginal Heritage: The Dandaragan region was inhabited solely by Aboriginal people for thousands of years. Their deep connection to the land shaped the cultural and ecological landscape long before European arrival. European Exploration: Coastal exploration began in the early 17th century. Plus Geo-Historical Context & Environmental Significance. Weight of book (1) 0.610kg, Book (2) 0.590kg. Book (3) 0.580kg. Book (4) 0.577kg.

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Title: Book Collection Lot of Four Western Australia Local History Titiles. : Book (1) A Bold Yeomanry : Social Change in a wheat Belt District Kulin 1848-1970. Book (2) Green Gold : A History Of Donnybrook W.A 1842 to 1974. Book (3) Drakesbrook Days and Waroona Years. Book (4) Plateau, Plain and Coast : A History of Dandaragan
Publisher: Book (1) Creative Research & Kulin Shire Council, 1979. Book (2) A.C. Frost & Donnybrook Shire Balingup Shire Council, 1976. Book (3) Shire of Waroona, 1986. Book (4) The Shire of Dandaragan, Western Australia, 1993
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: 1st Edition
Condition: Near Fine
Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine

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