‘November 1854: Was Eureka Inevitable?’: Talking History with Doug Bradby @eurekacentre9922
‘November 1854: Was Eureka Inevitable?’: Talking History with Doug Bradby  @eurekacentre9922
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
This is a recording of a public lecture that was delivered live at the Eureka Centre on 03/11/2022. In the lead up to Eureka 168 audience favourite Doug Bradby joined us to present an examination of November 1854 and whether the violent events of December 1854 were inevitable or could have been avoided. Doug has lived and worked all his life in Ballarat and is an accomplished historian, teacher and author.

Talking History is a forum for the sharing of research into the history of the Ballarat region, with a special focus on the colonial period. Talks are held from March to November on the first Thursday of each month at 5.30pm. https://eurekacentreballarat.com.au/events?field_event_category_target_id=17
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‘November 1854: Was Eureka Inevitable?’: Talking History with Doug Bradby

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