Aerial view - Historic images - Walkaround : Rockbank Victoria Australia
In this video we will focus on the railway station, historic homestead and other locations of interest. Rockbank is a suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 28 km (17 mi) west of the Melbourne central business district, located within the City of Melton local government area. The name is derived from the stone-strewn ground, which provided material for dry-stone walls around the paddocks. Despite the appropriateness of the name, however, the primary school was named New Cambridge from its opening in 1868 until 1906. Plans for a new suburb, Rockbank North, were unveiled in 2014. The suburb could eventually have 20,000 people, 7000 homes, schools, an indoor sports facility and a health and education precinct. Rockbank North could include two town centres, childcare facilities, two pre-schools, three primary schools, a high school, maternal child health services and community facilities including a public library. Credits and References: State Library – Victoria https://www.slv.vic.gov.au/ Photographers and contributors; Victoria. Department of Crown Lands and Survey Collins, John T. (1907 – 2001) Boyles, Charles Edward (1888 – 1971) Melton and District Historical Society Victorian Places - https://www.victorianplaces.com.au/ro... Facebook - / railwaysmelbournecountryvictoria Robert Wilson Photograph and Commentary Facebook - / vlinecars Marcus Wong Victorian Collections https://victoriancollections.net.au/i... Barrie Collection Melton City Libraries Community Heritage Collection https://mlis.libsvic.ent.sirsidynix.n... National Archives of Australia https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/Searc... Late Weston Langford collection Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockban... ____________________________________________________________________________________ We welcome you to comment, click the 'thumbs up' / 'like' button if you enjoyed the content and please click to subscribe; subscribing is TOTALLY free and helps with our channel. We would like to keep this channel kids and family friendly as much as possible, but also want viewers to express their positive thoughts or criticisms - Any suggestions or ideas for new drone locations, places to visit or requests on something historical for us to research are welcome in the comments; even to promote a business or location ! If you require an aerial video for your business or location, we'll give it a go and we are non-for-profit ... It's a hobby we enjoy doing. Any anti-social comments, poor language or links to your viewing choices can be left at our email address, so others don't need to experience them and us to delete! Also political, religious, discriminatory and racial remarks will be subject to the same. Urban Aerial Explorer can be contacted via email C/O Ludwig or son Alexander : [email protected] Facebook - / urbanaerialexplorer Postal Mail : 2-18 Davisons Place Melbourne 3000 Victoria Australia

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