Historical Clunes
Historical Clunes
Clunes is a rural town between Maryborough and Creswick, 115 km north-west of Melbourne. It is built in a hilly valley formed by the Creswick Creek, and there are various elevated points from which the town can be viewed.
Near the creek, and north-west of the town, a European settler, Donald Cameron, built a homestead. The area is now Cameron Reserve. He named his pastoral run Clunes, after his place of residence in Inverness, Scotland.
Historical Clunes
Clunes Railway Station, 1910
Clunes School, 2000
Clunes Borough offices, 2000
Clunes South School, 2000
Clunes Post Office and War Memorial, 2000
Clunes borough hall and court house, 2010
Clunes Roman Catholic Church, 2010
Punch and Judy show and Arnold Zable, Fraser Street, Clunes, 2010
RSL and old National Australia Bank, Fraser Street, Clunes, 2010
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