BALL FEVER GOLD - Melbourne Colonial Dancers Gold Fever Ball 2019 final...GOLD FEVER BALL S a tu r...

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MELBOURNE COLONIAL DANCERS WWW.YOURCONFERENCEWEBSITE.COM + GOLD FEVER BALL Saturday 22 June 2019 Collingwood Town Hall 140 Hoddle Street, Abbotsford 8pm Tickets: Early Bird $23 members, $25 non members At the door $28 for all For more information and costume ideas find us on Facebook We are also on Meetup Enquiries: Coral 03 9885 6109/0468 739 761, Kate 0408 331 574 Reg. No. A0035634A Gold was discovered in Australia in 1851 and gold fever gripped the imagination of thousands of people from around the world who flocked to the Australian goldfields. At the gold diggings there were tent cities, and popular dances and musicians. By the 1880s Melbourne was on its way to becoming the richest city in the world, with grand new buildings, paved streets and gas street lighting, as well as subscription balls with fine clothes and jewellery. www.melbournecolonialdancers.org.au Images courtesy of State Library of Victoria www.slv.vic.gov.au Victorian Goldfields 1852,Artist: S.T.Gill Please bring a plate of supper ready to share

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Page 1: BALL FEVER GOLD - Melbourne Colonial Dancers Gold Fever Ball 2019 final...GOLD FEVER BALL S a tu r day 22 Ju n e 2019 Collingwood Town Hall 140 Hoddle Street, Abbotsford 8 p m Ti cke

MELBOURNECOLONIAL DANCERS 

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GOLDFEVER BALLSaturday 22 June 2019

Collingwood Town Hall140 Hoddle Street, Abbotsford

8pm 

Tickets:Early Bird $23 members, $25 non membersAt the door $28 for all

For more information and costume ideas find us on FacebookWe are also on Meetup

Enquiries: Coral 03 9885 6109/0468 739 761, Kate 0408 331 574Reg. No. A0035634A

Gold was discovered in Australia in 1851 and gold fever gripped theimagination of thousands of people from around the world who flockedto the Australian goldfields.   At the gold diggings there were tent cities,and popular dances and musicians. By the 1880s Melbourne was on its way to becoming the richest cityin the world, with grand new buildings, paved streets and gas streetlighting, as well as subscription balls with fine clothes and jewellery.  

www.melbournecolonialdancers.org.au

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