A view across Creswick Creek, Clunes, towards the Port Phillip Gold Mines.
A general view across Creswick Creek at Clunes, north of Ballarat, looking at the clapboard and shingle wooden Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mine Co. buildings and residential buildings with washing hanging out. The Port Phillip Hotel can be seen on the right of the image by the creek, which is in flood.
The photograph is captioned 'Gold Fields. Ballarat' and is a commercially produced print.
Frederick North was Assistant Paymaster on board HMS Barrosa (1860), a wooden screw corvette, while it was part of the Royal Navy Flying (Detached) Squadron that sailed from England in June 1869. The squadron visited Melbourne between 26 November and 7 December 1869. The Admiral, captains and about officers visited the gold mines of Albion's Consort's shaft and the Prince of Wales Co. shafts on Monday 6 December by special train from Melbourne to Ballarat.
The photograph is captioned 'Gold Fields. Ballarat' and is a commercially produced print.
Frederick North was Assistant Paymaster on board HMS Barrosa (1860), a wooden screw corvette, while it was part of the Royal Navy Flying (Detached) Squadron that sailed from England in June 1869. The squadron visited Melbourne between 26 November and 7 December 1869. The Admiral, captains and about officers visited the gold mines of Albion's Consort's shaft and the Prince of Wales Co. shafts on Monday 6 December by special train from Melbourne to Ballarat.