JUNE 2001:
Street names of Bendigo p5.

OCTOBER 2001.

SEPTEMBER 2002.

OCTOBER 2002.

NOVEMBER 2002.

MAY 2003.

JUNE 2003.

JULY 2003.

AUGUST 2003.

SEPTEMBER 2003:
Some extracts from the autobiography of Nelson James Meagher (1925-1998).

OCTOBER 2003:
Nelson James Meagher continued p2.
Summaries of talks: Changes in Bendigo streets p3.
Caledonian societies in Bendigo p3.
Prostitution in early Bendigo p4.
Bob Brothers p5.
Countess Lovie Cadorin p6.

NOVEMBER 2003:
Bendigo Cemetery.

DECEMBER 2003:
Valerie Lovejoy. Army Survey Regiment.

FEBRUARY 2004.

MARCH 2004:
The life of Frederick Taylor James and two of his children p5.
Chateau Dore wine 1879

APRIL 2004:
The history of Bass Strait and especially that of the Furneaux Group [of islands] p3.

MAY 2004.

JUNE 2004:
Joseph Martin Brady 1828-1908

JULY 2004:
Higher education in Bendigo: 150 years of change.

AUGUST 2004:
The Volunteer Rifles and Cavalry in central Victoria 1858-1883 p3.

SEPTEMBER 2004:
Red Ribbon Movement p3.

OCTOBER 2004:
Fortuna Village p3-4.

NOVEMBER 2004.

DECEMBER 2004:
A railwayman for 48 years: reminiscences of Col Holl p3.

FEBRUARY 2005.

MARCH 2005:
Some French names found on early Bendigo p3.
Notes on the Lansell family p6.

APRIL 2005.

MAY 2005.

JUNE 2005.

JULY 2005.

AUGUST 2005:
Bendigo Advertiser Annual report.

SEPTEMBER 2005:
Journalism: history's first draft.

OCTOBER 2005:
Catherine Hayes, the Irish diva.

NOVEMBER 2005:
Early chemists of Bendigo p3.
Pauper's Paddock at White Hills Cemetery p5.

DECEMBER 2005.

FEBRUARY 2006:
Henry William Frood p3. Sedgwick (formerly Upper Emu Creek) p5.

MARCH 2006:
Robert Gray Ford: a man before his time. Mining accidents.

APRIL 2006:
Fortuna Villa. Silicosis.

MAY 2006.

JUNE 2006:
Fortuna Village p1.
Summary of talk by Dr Charles Fahey: The diary of Isaac Edward Dyason p3.

JULY 2006:
Central Bendigo: Pall Mall, View Point, View Street and Rosalind Park.

AUGUST 2006.

SEPTEMBER 2006.

OCTOBER 2006:
Football p3.

NOVEMBER 2006:
Excursion to Eaglehawk and the Whipstick.

DECEMBER 2006:
Last drinks! how Bendigo survived the drought of 1866 p3.

FEBRUARY 2007:
History of bush dance and music in Australia.

MARCH 2007:
Bendigo Prison / Gaol p1.
Education in 1920s and 1930s Bendigo p3.

APRIL 2007:
Captain John Gore RN p3.

MAY 2007.

JUNE 2007.

JULY 2007:
Suicide on the Bendigo goldfields 1860-1875.

AUGUST 2007.

OCTOBER 2007:
Geology, gold and graptolites.

SEPTEMBER 2007.

NOVEMBER 2007:
Drought and irrigation development in the Northern Plains / James Rorke p2.

DECEMBER 2007.

FEBRUARY 2008.

MARCH 2008.

APRIL 2008.

MAY 2008:
Widowed, deserted and single women in Bendigo in the 1920s and 1930s / Dr Michele Matthews p2.

Vol.35 no.5 JUNE 2008:
The past 25 years in Australian ABC and commercial radio / Dave Lennon.

JULY 2008:
Beyond the rhetoric: community engagement / Corinne Perkin p3.

AUGUST 2008:
Our man from Darfur: George Bachyths / Carol Holsworth p3.

Vol.35 no.8 SEPTEMBER 2008:
History traced in local characters [local history in ‘The Bendigo Advertiser’ and local newspapers] / Peter Kennedy p3.

OCTOBER 2008:
An inch of rain and what it means: landscapes of the northern plains of Victoria 1836-1930 / Robyn Ballinger.

NOVEMBER 2008:
New archives centre p1.

DECEMBER 2008:
Bendigo Mechanics' Institute museum / James Lerk p1.
What is an historical museum? (including Kauri Museum, New Zealand) / Pat Thwaites p3.

FEBRUARY 2009:
Bendigo School of Mines / David Lea p3.

Vol.36 no.2 MARCH 2009:
Advertisers and advertising / Carol Holsworth.

Vol.6 no.3 APRIL 2009:
Cobb and Co. / Sam Everingham.

Vol.35 no.4 MAY 2009 Vale:
Edith Lunn p1. Archaeology in Bendigo / Dr Gary Hill p3.

Vol.35 no.5 JUNE 2009:
Memorandum of Understanding regarding proposed Archive Centre p1-2.
Sandhurst Club History 1858-1900 / David Cotton p3-4.

Vol.35 no.6 JULY 2009:
Bendigo Regional Archives Centre (BRAC) opened p2.
Ironbark-West Bendigo Miners Cottage heritage study p3-4.

Vol.35 no.7 AUGUST 2009.

Vol.35 no.8 SEPTEMBER 2009:
Achieving the impossible: restoration of the Abbotsford Convent Garden p4.

Vol.35 no.9 OCTOBER 2009.

Vol.35 no.10 NOVEMBER 2009:
The history of climate change / David Jones p3-4.

Vol.35 no.11 DECEMBER 2009:
Thomas Comer and the Colonial Gold Company 1852-1857 / Ralph Birrell p4-5.




Vol.36 no.1 FEBRUARY 2010:
Henry Backhaus: Catholic priest and Bendigo pioneer / Mal Nolan p3-5.

Vol.36 no.2 MARCH 2010:
A short but interesting life - Bendigo's aviator, Basil Watson / Terry Davidson p3-5.

Vol.36 no.3 APRIL 2010.

Vol.36 no.4 MAY 2010:
Gilbert Rule collection p2.

Vol.36 no.5 JUNE 2010.

Vol.36 no.6 JULY 2010:
The Victoria Cross / summary of a talk by Richard Armon p3-4.
The birth of Bendigo: the first gold discoverers / Toni Domaschenz p5-6.

Vol.36 no.7 AUGUST 2010.

Vol.36 no.8 SEPTEMBER 2010.

Vol.36 no.9 OCTOBER 2010:
Early land sales on Bendigo p3.

Vol.36 no.10 NOVEMBER 2010:
Technical education in Victoria: the end of inspection and the emergence of the school review / David Lea p3.

Vol.36 no.11 DECEMBER 2010:
Bendigo's loss - Chinese secret society's gain? [Gee Hing / Yee Hing Chinse Secret Society] / Carol Holsworth p3.

Vol.37 no.1 FEBRUARY 2011.

Vol.37 no.2 MARCH 2011:
The Americans in Bendigo 1942 p3.
Land sales in Bendigo 1854-60 / Ralph Birrell p7.
The travels of Ann Eudey b Cornwall 1840 buried Kalgoorlie WA 1910 / David Cotton p8.
Bendigo's Bridge Street Burial Ground [cemetery] / Rita Hull p9.

Vol.37 no.3 APRIL 2011:
A brief history of the Coliban [water supply] system p3.

Vol.37 no.4 JUNE 2011:
Seeds of the Pomelo: 19th century Chinese families in Bendigo p3.

Vol.37 no.5 JULY 2011:
Opening of Nolan Street Archives storage facility p1.
Early surveyors on the Bendigo goldfields 1852-60 / Ralph Birrell p3.

Vol.37 no.6 AUGUST 2011:
Collection needs new housing [description of Bendigo Historical Society artefact collection] p2.
Children's games played prior to the Great Depression [interviews with Stella Banfield, Mary Pickles, Geoff Newman, Vel Newman, Joan O'Donahue, Peg Schlotterlein, James Gallacher, Jack Larkin, Ken Maes] / James Lerk p3.
Two mining families of Bendigo: a triumph and a disaster [Bolitho family and Moyle family] p10.
The story of the Gaylards [Gaylard family] / as told by Ella Gaylard p13.
John Boyd Watson (and sons) / Rob Upson p17.
James Isaac Watson, John Boyd Watson junior p18.

Vol.37 no.7 SEPTEMBER 2011.

Vol.37 no.8 OCTOBER 2011.

Vol.31 no.9 NOVEMBER 2011:
Bendigo: it's Cornish / Tom and Libby Luke.

Vol.31 no.10 DECEMBER 2011:
Fortuna Village business enterprise plan.

Vol.38 no.1 FEBRUARY 2012.

Vol.38 no.2 MARCH 2012.

Vol.38 no.3 APRIL 2012:
Residence licences and 42nd section leases in Bendigo / R.W. Birrell p3.

Vol.38 no.4 MAY 2012.

Vol.38 no.5 JUNE 2012:
Victoria Hill p3.
Nurses p4.

Vol.38 no.6 JULY 2012:
Thomas Roberts Bolitho: my great-grandfather / Tom Luke p3.
'Take me back to Bendigo' (song) and Alma Gray [Grey] p4.

Vol.38 no.7 AUGUST 2012:
Thompsons Foundry, Castlemaine 1875-1974: its manufacturing history and preservation / Paull Lahn p3.

Vol.38 no.8 SEPTEMBER 2012.

Vol.38 no.9 OCTOBER 2012.

Vol.38 no.10 NOVEMBER 2012:
A tribute to Mr Ken Hesse OAM 1909-1996 'The care of the Aged'.

Vol.38 no.11 DECEMBER 2012:
Thomas Ryan memorial tombstone p2.
Early pioneers of Bendigo (letter to the editor 1885) p3.

Vol.39 no.1 FEBRUARY 2013:
The master butchers of Bendigo p2.
New tram exhibition p4.

Vol.39 no.2 MARCH 2013.

Vol.39 no.3 APRIL 2013:
Bendigo's Jewish Synagogue.

Vol.39 no.4 MAY 2013:
Uhrbrock family p2.
The old cemetery [Bridge Lane] (from Bendigo Advertiser 31 Jul 1886) p2.
White Hills Cemetery works p4.

Vol.39 no.5 JUNE 2013:
Additions to Fortuna Villa 1901 p3.
The tombstone of Thomas Ryan at White Hills Cemetery p3.

Vol.39 no.6 JULY 2013:
Fire at Specimen Cottage 1865 (false alarm) p2.

Vol.39 no.7 AUGUST 2013:
Electricity 1893 p2.

Vol.39 no.8 SEPTEMBER 2013:
Squizzy Taylor in Bendigo p2.
Great Extended Hustler's Mine disaster anniversary planned for May 2014 p4.

Vol.39 no.9 OCTOBER 2013.

Vol.39 no.10 NOVEMBER 2013:
Six pillars and a burying ground [in Agricultural Showgrounds] (Bendigo Advertiser 13 Sep 1884) p2.

Vol.39 no.11 DECEMBER 2013:
Gathering of old pioneers 1901 p2.
Snippets of Bendigo railway history p4.

Vol.40 no.1 FEBRUARY 2014:
Former resident of Specimen Cottage [Sophia Howard 1872].

Vol.40 no.2 MARCH 2014:
12 Williamson Street, Bendigo (house history).

Vol.40 no.3 APRIL 2014:
Disaster at Great Extended Hustler's Mine 1914. First women's cricket match.

Vol.40 no.4 MAY 2014:
The late Mr McLachlan, police magistrate. Sergeant Webb.

Vol.40 no.5 JUNE 2014:
First Baptist Church 1910. Old time statue [how Monument Hill was named].

Vol.40 no.6 JULY 2014:
Vale: Ralph Birrell p5.

Vol.40 no.7 AUGUST 2014:
Cantilever verandahs (from Bendigo Advertiser 1964).

Vol.40 no.8 SEPTEMBER 2014.

Vol.40 no.9 OCTOBER 2014: The Junction Cemetery 1858 p2.
'The Countryman' newspaper p4.
June Parry, our Secretary from 1962 to 1995 / Carol Holsworth p5.

Vol.40 no.10 NOVEMBER 2014: Fortuna tour (photos). Maria Steele 1865. 'When the Queen came to town' documentary. Central Deborah Gold Mine.

Vol.40 no.11 DECEMBER 2014:
The brothels near St Kilian's Church (article 28 Mar 1877) p2.