pstart17391549 -- Abbreviations -- Metric Conversions -- Acknowledgements -- Note to Readers -- 1 Aboriginal Mission Tourism in Nineteenth Century Victoria -- 1.1 Aboriginal Mission Tourism in Colonial Victoria: an Overview -- 1.2 Methodology and Sources -- 1.3 Histories of Coranderrk -- 1.4 Studies of Tourism at Coranderrk -- 1.5 Coranderrk Aboriginal Station - a Brief History -- 1.6 About This Book -- Select References -- 2 Tourism at Coranderrk -- 2.1 Tarra Bobby, the Brataualung, and Acheron Station, April 1860 -- 2.2 Rev. Robert Hamilton's Impressions of Coranderrk, August 1864 -- 2.3 Making progress at Coranderrk 1865 -- 2.4 1866 Intercolonial Exhibition -- 2.5 The Northern Wathawurrung Visit the 'Blackfellow's Township', March 1866 -- 2.6 Daniel Matthews, May 1866 -- 2.7 Joseph Shaw's Visit to Coranderrk, 1868 -- 2.8 Sale of Coranderrk Baskets in Melbourne -- 2.9 R.H. Otter, 1872 -- 2.10 James Whitelaw Craig, March 1875 -- 2.11 Healesville in the 1880s -- 2.12 Hawkers at Coranderrk -- 2.13 Garnet Walch's Request for Information: 'Visitors Not Refused But Not Invited' -- 2.14 Massina's 1888 Visitor Guide -- 2.15 Healesville in the Early 1900s -- 2.16 Elinor Clowes and Coranderrk -- 2.17 Officers from the American Fleet 1908 -- 2.18 The Gift of Boomerangs, October 1909 -- 2.19 The Companion Guide to Healesville -- 2.20 Raffia Work, 1909 -- 2.21 South African Cricket Team, February 1911 -- 2.22 Temptations in the Tourist Resort of Healesville, 1911 -- 2.23 Healesville Shire Council: Coranderrk 'Will Ruin Healesville as a Tourist Resort' -- 2.24 Rev. Frederic Chambers Spurr - Impressions and Experiences of Coranderrk -- 2.25 Communal Sharing of Blankets, 1919 -- 2.26 Tourism in the 1920s - Before the Closure of Coranderrk -- 2.27 Mrs Aeneas Gunn, Coranderrk, and John Terrick.

2.28 Dame Nellie Melba and Coranderrk -- 2.29 Lanky Manton and Alick Mullett at the VFL Preliminary Final, October 1921 -- 2.30 Agnes (Annie) Edwards Visits Coranderrk, January 1923 -- Select References -- Appendix 2.1 Spurr's (1915) Reminiscences of Coranderrk -- 3 Researchers and Coranderrk -- 3.1 Enrico Hillyer Giglioli, May 1867 -- 3.2 Henry Nottidge Moseley, March 1874 -- 3.3 Désiré Charnay, November 1878 -- 3.4 Rev. John Mathew, January 1909 -- 3.5 L.W.G. Büchner, May 1912 -- 3.6 Professor Felix Ritter von Luschan, 1914 -- 3.7 J.M. Provan's Views on the Research Value of Retaining Coranderrk, 1921 -- Select References -- Appendix 3.1: Giglioli's (1876) Account of his 1867 Visit to Coranderrk -- Appendix 3.2 Moseley's (1892) Account of his 1874 Visit to Coranderrk -- Appendix 3.3 Désiré Charnay's (1881) Report of His 1878 Visit to Coranderrk -- Appendix 3.4 Désiré Charnay's (1880) Account of His November 1878 Visit to Coranderrk -- 4 International Dignitaries and Their Impressions of Coranderrk -- 4.1 Sir William Henry Gregory, Former Governor of Ceylon, February 1877 -- 4.2 James Anthony Froude, February 1885 -- 4.3 The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford, Viscount Tarbat, November 1886 -- 4.4 Lady Brassey, June 1887 -- 4.5 Lord Brassey and family, October 1897 -- 4.6 Officers from the Italian warship Puglia, September 1901 -- 4.7 Dr Henry Lowther Clarke, Anglican Bishop of Melbourne, September 1904 -- 4.8 Sir Reginald Arthur James Talbot, Victorian Governor, October 1904 -- 4.9 Alfred Hugh Fisher, Visual Instruction Committee of the Colonial Office, June 1910 -- 4.10 Lord and Lady Denman, March 1912, April 1913 -- 4.11 Sir Arthur Lyulph Stanley, Victorian Governor, April 1919 -- 4.12 Sailors From H.M.S. Renown, May 1920 -- 4.13 Lord Northcliffe, September 1921.

4.14 The British Squadron and Members of the Methodist Church, March 1924 -- Select References -- 5 Journalists and Correspondents and Coranderrk -- 5.1 An Easter Trip to Mount Juliet, April 1864 -- 5.2 With 'The Last of the Mohicans' on the Upper Yarra, July 1866 -- 5.3 Notes of a Trip to the Black Spur, March 1868 -- 5.4 A Week on the Yarra Track by "Beppo", January 1874 -- 5.5 'Our Sable Brethren Live in Semi-civilized Comfort', November 1874 -- 5.6 Coranderrk - 'Well Worth a Visit, But Go On a Week Day', January 1875 -- 5.7 Cricket at Coranderrk, April 1876 -- 5.8 'Under the Impression that Coranderrk Belongs to Them', September 1876 -- 5.9 John Stanley James, aka 'The Vagabond', and Coranderrk -- 5.10 'Melbournensis', Yering, and the Black Spur, January 1881 -- 5.11 Melton Prior and Coranderrk, January 1888 -- 5.12 A Cricket Match: Coranderrk versus St John's Cricket Club, November 1892 -- 5.13 A Camping Holiday on the Coranderrk Creek, January 1894 -- 5.14 'Amongst the Black Fellows' by J.D.C., November 1911 -- 5.15 A Picnic at Coranderrk, March 1914 -- 5.16 'How Would You Like To Be Forced to Move to Germany?' January 1918 -- Select References -- 6 William Barak and Coranderrk Tourism -- 6.1 Oscar Comettant, 1888 -- 6.2 Arthur Baessler, 1892 -- 6.3 R.H. Mathews, 1903 -- 6.4 M.L. Hutchinson, 1903 -- 6.5 Sister Agnes (Agnes Row), 1911 -- Select References -- Appendix 6.1 Oscar Comettant's Entry on William Barak -- Appendix 6.2 Arthur Baessler's Chapter on William Barak -- 7 Coranderrk, Photographs and Tourist Postcards -- 7.1 Nicholas Caire -- 7.2 James Ricalton, Underwood & Underwood Photographer, 1908 -- 7.3 Healesville photographers: Ernest Samuel Fysh and J. & O.H. Kercheval -- 7.4 Weddings at Coranderrk -- 7.5 A Congregational Minister Visits Coranderrk, September 1917 -- Select References.

8 Tourism at Coranderrk After Its Closure In 1924 -- 8.1 The Closure of Coranderrk, February 1924 -- 8.2 Frank Latimer and Henry F. Sennett, Art Exhibition October 1924 -- 8.3 Six residents remain at Coranderrk, June 1925 -- 8.4 The Mantons move to Lake Tyers, December 1927 -- 8.5 Meeting Mrs Dunolly, August 1930 -- 8.6 Conclusion -- Select References -- Appendix 8.1 Portraits of Coranderrk Station Managers and Their Families -- Select References -- Index.