Hill End Gold / Malcolm Drinkwater

Author:
Malcolm Drinkwater

Publisher:
Self-published by the author, [S.l.], c1982

Format:
Hardcover

Pages:
163 pages, 1 folded plate; illustrated with photographs, maps, and diagrams

ISBN:
0959284508

Condition:
Very Good – light wear and minor tears to dust jacket; internally near fine. Signed with a gift inscription by the author on the title page.

Description:
An in-depth and richly illustrated account of the gold rush and mining history of Hill End, one of New South Wales' most iconic historic gold towns. Written by local historian Malcolm Drinkwater, Hill End Gold explores not only the geology and technology of gold extraction, but also the social conditions, land rights, and transformation of the landscape brought about by mining. Includes photographs, maps, and technical information, with a folded plate inside. A valuable resource for historians, geologists, and heritage enthusiasts alike.

Why You'll Love It:
This book is a comprehensive look at one of Australia's most famous gold mining settlements, blending local lore, historical records, and technical insight. A must-have for anyone interested in Australia's gold rush era, Hill End’s heritage, or regional industrial history. This signed copy adds further collector’s appeal.