Chewton’s history in safe hands

By Jason Walls
Updated July 31 2015 - 6:28pm, first published 4:58pm
Conservation: POHAG committee member John Ellis and president Ian O'Halloran. Picture: GLENN DANIELS
Conservation: POHAG committee member John Ellis and president Ian O'Halloran. Picture: GLENN DANIELS

From the water-filled holes ground into the rock by indigenous people sharpening their tools over the centuries to the scars left in the earth by gold rush prospectors, central Victoria’s early history is deeply embedded in the landscape of Chewton’s Post Office Hill.

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