Corporate Body

Ballarat Pastoral and Agricultural Society (1850s - 1873)

From
1850s
Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
To
1873
Functions
Association and Society or membership organisation
Location
Ballarat, Victoria

Summary

The increasing population of rural Victoria in the mid-1800s led to the creation of many district agricultural and pastoral societies. One such society was the Ballarat Pastoral and Agricultural Society. The Society was amalgamated with the Western District Pastoral and Agricultural Society in 1873.

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