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Coal Creek Community Park and Museum, Korumburra

Locality: Korumburra, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5655 1811

Address: 12 Silkstone Road 3950 Korumburra, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.coalcreekcommunityparkandmuseum.com/

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23.01.2022 It's great to see Coal Creek Community Park and Museum featured in Coast Magazine! www.coastmagazine.net on 7th December, 2020. #coast #coastmagazine #coastmagazine #2021 #coastannual #phillipislandtothepromcoast #coasttocoast #basscoast #inspiredbygippsland #phillipisland #sanremo #cowes #inverloch #korumburra #southgippsland #meeniyan #wonthaggi #leongatha #morningtonpeninsula #bayside #ocean #summerholidays #basscoastbeaches #discoversouthgippsland #visitkorumburra #exploresouthgippsland #regionalvictoria

21.01.2022 As this jigsaw will be the last before the New Year, we have made it a difficult one. We hope you can come and visit us at the park over the holidays and see for yourself how beautiful everything is looking. Entry is now ticket only, available via the website. #coalcreek #visitkorumburra #visitgippsland #visitsouthgippsland #jigsaws

21.01.2022 #treasuresfromthecoalcreekcollection 8517 Korumburra Court House Plans The Korumburra Court House was designed by W. Mackay or J.B. Cohen and constructed by John Eadie in 1899 at Bridge Road, Korumburra. In 1970 the Court house was moved from its original location to the Coal Creek Community Park & Museum. The community felt that the building was of historical interest and should be preserved as a monument to the pioneers of this district. From this building coal creek was b...orn. The original plans from the courthouse are in the archive of the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum. #southgippsland #regionalvictoria #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitgippsland #historictrades #vintagemachinery #museum #heritagevillage #heritagebuilding

20.01.2022 There are interpretative signs around the park which explain the stories of the buildings in the park and the people connected with them. Grab your ticket from the website we are reopening this Saturday. #coalcreek #visitkorumburra #visitgippsland #southgippsland #heritage #museum

20.01.2022 We thought we would make this weeks jigsaw a little bit harder! Enjoy. #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitkorumburra #visitgippsland #jigsaws #museumsathome

18.01.2022 #treasuresfromthecoalcreekcollection Dairying began in South Gippsland, around 1876 and has been a key industry in the district. This Bronze plaque was commissioned in 1966 by the directors of Korumburra Dairy Products Ltd. Created by Stanley Hammond (1913-2000) to commemorate the horse teams who transported milk and cream from farms to the Korumburra factory and butter from to Drouin, Anderson’s Inlet, Mirboo North, Morwell, and Griffith’s Point for distribution by boat or ...rail. This item is on display at the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum in building 57, Boston’s Carriage Works, next to the Korumburra Butter Factory Wagon. #southgippsland #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #visitvictoria #historictrades #vintagevehicles #regionalvictoria #vintagemachinery #horsedrawn #agriculture #museum #bronze

17.01.2022 #treasuresfromthecoalcreekcollection Chandler Shave Plough Horse Drawn C. 1926 In the early years of colonisation of South Gippsland, deforested land needed to be cleared by stoving or burning out the underground stumps and roots of felled trees. This made way for the ploughing of the land. Early ploughs (background) were horse drawn and hand driven. The Shave' Hillside Reversible Disc Plough was invented by Mr. G F Shave farmer of Lyndhurst Gippsland (Victoria) and manufac...tured by D. and W. Chandler, Ltd., Westgarth Street, Fitzroy, Victoria. It cultivated large tracts of Gippsland that were previously too rough to plough. It is held in Building No. #24, the Machinery Shed at the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum. Further Reading: Murphy, John, (1994) On The Ridge: The Shire of Mirboo 1894-1994, Allen and Unwin, p.26 #southgippsland #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #visitvictoria #losttrades #historictrades #vintagevehicles #regionalvictoria #vintagemachinery #horsedrawn #agriculture #museum #farming #plough #plowing #madeinmelbourne

16.01.2022 Today, 11 November, is a day where we all pause to remember those who served and paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Please remember to pause for one minute's silence at 11.00am and wear your poppy proudly. Lest We Forget.

15.01.2022 We are open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays throughout January. Entry is still free, but a ticket is required via this link. https://www.ticketebo.com.au/coal-creek-community-park-and-

15.01.2022 Here is a sneak preview of Coal Creek's new virtual tour, which will be launched on our website soon. #visitkorumburra #coalcreek #treasuresfromthecoalcreekcollection #visitsouthgippsland #visitgippsland #barneymeyer #virtualtour #virtualmuseum

14.01.2022 If you have never been round to the back veranda of the Mine Manager's Cottage it is worth a look. Grab your free entry ticket via our website. #visitkorumburra #stayclosegofurther #visitsouthgippsland #visitgippsland #coalcreek #heritagevillage

12.01.2022 #Coalcreekeco White Irises by the Creek. These beautiful Irises are Iris spuria subspecies. Carthaliniae, originally from Central Asia. They are growing just outside the National Australasian bank at the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum. Now is the best time to visit the gardens at the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum. ... #southgippsland #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #gippslandia #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #visitvictoria #regionalvictoria #Iris #gardensofinstagram #heritagevillage

12.01.2022 #treasuresfromthecoalcreekcollection This week’s treasure from the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum would have been the perfect Christmas Gift for a family celebrating Australia’s Federation. This fine Gold fox head brooch was made in Liverpool by R.C. Oldfield around the turn of the twentieth century ad Imported to Australia. We would like to wish everybody a safe and happy Christmas, Hanukkah, Yule, Saturnalia, Pancha Ganapati and a warm and wonderful holiday season. Be sure to visit us over the school holidays. #southgippsland #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #visitvictoria #regionalvictoria #museum #gold #jewellery #fox #RCOldfield

12.01.2022 #treasuresfromthecoalcreekcollection This week’s treasure commemorates the service of men and women of South Gippsland to Australia’s military and honours the sacrifices they have made. This item is a small pamphlet with multiple articles including ‘Fallen Comrades’ and ‘A soldier’s camp life, told by a few hymns’ by Private E. Sandy. This object is on display along with other artefacts from the first World War, in the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum ANZAC Museum, in Bui...lding No. 55, The Korumburra Court House. We acknowledge and thank all who have served their country in every conflict. Lest we forget. #southgippsland #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #visitvictoria #vintagevehicles #regionalvictoria #coalcreek #heritage #anzac #lestweforget2020 #Remembrance2020 #remembrance

11.01.2022 #treasuresfromthecoalcreekcollection Dr. Alfred Bayley. LDS BDSc DDS 1895-1970. Having returned from serving in Gallipoli and France, Dr. Bayley was the only practicing dentist in Korumburra between 1926 and 1939. His rooms were situated on the corner of Commercial St and Radovick St., Korumburra. This week’s treasure is Dr. Bayley’s lamp from his surgery and portable dentist kit, which he would carry with him to patients in neighbouring towns. The kit contains dentistry tool...s and dentures and the lamp was imported from Germany. Dr. Bayley’s items are on display in Dr Strahan’s Surgery at the Coal Creek Community Park and Museum, Location 45 on you visitor map. #southgippsland #regionalvictoria #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitgippsland #historictrades #vintagemachinery #museum #dentistry #dentist #dentures

11.01.2022 This weeks puzzle is the school bell outside Jeetho School at Coal Creek Community Park and Museum, Korumburra #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitsouthgippsland #jigsaws #visitkorumburra

10.01.2022 Our weekly puzzle features a view of Boston's carriage works. This building is a recreation of the original factory established by Robert Boston on Radovick Street, Korumburra in 1893. As we move toward reopening the park on the 5th of December. A reminder that visitation will be by ticket only. Tickets will be available via the website from tomorrow.

10.01.2022 Have you got your tickets yet as we are opening this weekend. https://www.ticketebo.com.au/coal-creek-community-park-and-

04.01.2022 #Coalcreekeco Dracunculus vulgaris family Araceae dragonwort. This rare lily only blooms about once a decade. Last time it was seen in flower was 2006 around Halloween! Commonly known as the dragon lily, dragon arum, the black arum, the voodoo lily, the snake lily, the stink lily, the black dragon, the black lily, dragonwort, and ragons. The species is characterized by a large purple spathe and spadix, which has a very unpleasant smell reminiscent of rotting meat to attract flies (Lucilia and others) as pollinators. #southgippsland #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #visitvictoria #regionalvictoria #ecoheritage #wildlife #rareplants #gardening #rareflowers #rareplants

03.01.2022 Pea seeder. (Agricultural #32) #treasuresfromthecoalcreekcollection This week’s treasure honours the farming families of the South Gippsland shire. This small seeder dates to around 1940 and was used to plant pea seeds in South Gippsland. The Italian community in this area have a proud history of pea growing. The agricultural contributions of the Italian community of South Gippsland is honoured by the mural titled Italian pea growers by Dennis Leversha on the Korumburra It...alian Social Club on Bridge Street, the award-winning 1942 novel The Pea-Pickers by Eve Langley and the Mirboo North Italian Festa which is held annually. #italian #southgippsland #regionalvictoria #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #agriculture #peagrowing #peas #farming #farmingtechnology #seeder #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitgippsland #historictrades #vintagemachinery #museum #farming

02.01.2022 #Coalcreekeco Friendly ducks enjoying the sun and the roses at Coal Creek Community Park and Museum. #southgippsland #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #gippslandia #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #visitvictoria #regionalvictoria #roses #ducks

02.01.2022 The park is looking really beautiful. So grab your tickets from the website and come and see us this weekend. #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #coalcreek #visitsouthgippsland #visitvictoria

01.01.2022 With 2021 upon us and in celebration of his upcoming novel ‘The Elephant House’, let’s rewind to 2018 Coal Creek Literary Festival and the winning writer of the Bert van Bedaf Memorial Short Story, Scot Gardner. A South Gippsland local Scot has been writing for young people since last century - his books are mostly about misfits making peace with the world, death and love. ‘The Elephant House’ focuses on a young 16-year old Ewan Stoker. Every room in Ewan’s apartment contains... an elephant and these secrets are destroying his family. Ewan sees them. He may well be trampled to death as he herds them into the light Shortlisted for CBCA Book of the Year, Older Readers, 2019, Scot’s most recently published novel ‘Changing Gear’ is a must for any young adult. Merrick Hilton's done a runner. His folks think he's studying, but the real world has been calling for years and he can't ignore it any longer. A postie bike, a bedroll and a big sky - that's all he needs. But there's no telling how he'll handle roadkill, stolen oranges and unexpected romance, let alone the rough stuff. And in the real world nothing goes entirely as planned. Thankfully Victor - the old bloke Merrick meets on the road - knows a thing or two about broken bike chains. And broken hearts. As we cannot say it better ourselves, let us leave you with Dani Solomon’s review - 'Scot Gardner’s descriptions of the Australian landscape, as expressed by Merrick, feel so real that at times you hardly dare to breathe, so overwhelming is the absurd beauty of it. It makes you want to laugh and cry and lie down in the dirt to become a part of it.’ ‘Changing Gear’ is his eighteenth novel in as many years and his backlist includes award winning and internationally acclaimed books such as ‘Burning Eddy’, ‘The Dead I Know’ and ‘Sparrow’. #authorinfocus #scotgardner #changinggears #theelephanthouse #burningeddy #thedeadiknow #sparrow #coalcreekliteraryfestival #coalcreekpastauthors #authorsatcoalcreek #literaryfestival #coalcreek #writerstalk #australianfiction #australianauthor #victorianauthor #maleauthor #authorinfocus #youngadultfiction #youngadult

01.01.2022 #coalcreekeco This Chinese snowball viburnum (Viburnum macrocephalum) always looks gorgeous beside the Wattle and Daub cottage at Coal Creek Community Park and Museum this time of year! #southgippsland #korumburra #discoversouthgippsland #gippsland #exploresouthgippsland #victoria #australia #australiagram_vic #visitsouthgippsland #coalcreek #visitgippsland #visitkorumburra #visitvictoria #regionalvictoria #ecoheritage #wildlife #nativeaustralia #garden