Directors Dr Dorothy Wickham, Clare Gervasoni and Wayne Phillipson established Ballarat Heritage Services, in February 1998, a boutique publishing house using the imprint BHS Publishing.
Our team of experts now include professional historians, archivists, curators, family historians and educationalists. BHS offers an extensive range of heritage and education related services including consultancy, publishing, mentoring, training and assistance, and oral histories.
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Italian Speakers in Australasia
Italian Speakers in Australasia Clare Gervasoni Italian speaking pioneers arrived in Australia and New Zealand in large numbers from the 1850s. Upon arrival the language, culture and laws…
Albert Whitelock Steane
Albert Whitelock Steane Dorothy Wickham Albert Steane was important as the instigator of the Sloyd Centre at the School of Mines Ballarat. He was known for the teaching…
The Silver Club
The Silver Club Dorothy Wickham Charles Cairns, a tailor, founded The Silver Club in 1921 and was also associated with the work of friendly societies. Born in Ballarat…
The Drummer Boy: Eureka
The Drummer Boy: Eureka Dorothy Wickham For nearly 150 years it was widely accepted that John Egan, the drummer boy of the 12th Regiment, was fatally wounded at…
KILLARNEY: LOUGHLIN’S HOME
KILLARNEY: LOUGHLIN'S HOME Dorothy Wickham The beautiful bluestone mansion called Killarney that nestles in a tranquil pastoral setting near Mount Warrenheip was built and owned by Thomas Loughlin…