Nagambie Waterways: The Way They Were
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
Nestled along the banks of Lake Nagambie in Victoria, Australia, lies a rich aquatic heritage waiting to be rediscovered — and Nagambie Waterways: The Way They Were chronicles that storied past with warmth, precision, and a deep sense of local pride. Compiled and written by Elaine Lodding, this unique volume presents the history of Nagambie's rivers, lakes, and waterways, documenting the communities, industries, and way of life that once thrived along their banks. Through historical accounts, personal recollections, and archival research, Lodding illustrates how these waterways shaped the social and economic fabric of one of regional Victoria's most picturesque towns. A labour of love rooted in meticulous local knowledge, this work stands as an invaluable record for historians, genealogists, and anyone with ties to the Nagambie region. Lodding's prose is accessible yet richly detailed, honouring the voices of those who lived and worked along these waters while preserving memories that might otherwise be lost to time. Nagambie Waterways is an intimate portrait of a place transformed — and a compelling reminder of just how much a community's identity is shaped by the water that runs through it.
Author: Elaine Lodding
Format: Paperback
Genre: Australian history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
Nestled along the banks of Lake Nagambie in Victoria, Australia, lies a rich aquatic heritage waiting to be rediscovered — and Nagambie Waterways: The Way They Were chronicles that storied past with warmth, precision, and a deep sense of local pride. Compiled and written by Elaine Lodding, this unique volume presents the history of Nagambie's rivers, lakes, and waterways, documenting the communities, industries, and way of life that once thrived along their banks. Through historical accounts, personal recollections, and archival research, Lodding illustrates how these waterways shaped the social and economic fabric of one of regional Victoria's most picturesque towns. A labour of love rooted in meticulous local knowledge, this work stands as an invaluable record for historians, genealogists, and anyone with ties to the Nagambie region. Lodding's prose is accessible yet richly detailed, honouring the voices of those who lived and worked along these waters while preserving memories that might otherwise be lost to time. Nagambie Waterways is an intimate portrait of a place transformed — and a compelling reminder of just how much a community's identity is shaped by the water that runs through it.