Kurth Kiln, Gembrook, 2001
Kurth Kiln, Gembrook, 2001
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Gembrook is 54 km south-east of Melbourne and 18 km east of Belgrave. It was the terminus of a narrow gauge railway from Belgrave, now the ‘Puffing Billy’ scenic railway.
Gembrook was settled in 1873. The country was suitable for dairying and orchards. Timber clearing provided income while farms were brought into production. The name came from small emeralds and sapphires found by early settlers in a nearby watercourse.
Kurth Kiln, Gembrook, 2001
Wattle Vale Boarding House, Gembrook, 1918-20
Gembrook Hotel, 2001
Gembrook land sale, 2001
The Store, Gembrook, 1918
Main Street, Gembrook, 1907
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