This book is part of the Barbara Deverson Collection and is shelved in that Collection's bookshelves.
When the Burra Burra mine was closed in 1877, after thirty-two years of producing rich dividends for its shareholders, the six little townships collectively known as The Burra could have become ghost towns. They were saved by the increasing pastoral and agricultural importance of the region, for which they have become the centre as one town called Burra' [wrapper blurb]
Local notes
When the Burra Burra mine was closed in 1877, after thirty-two years of producing rich dividends for its shareholders, the six little townships collectively known as The Burra could have become ghost towns. They were saved by the increasing pastoral and agricultural importance of the region, for which they have become the centre as one town called Burra' [wrapper blurb]