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 | THE ROYAL HALL HILL END ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION CULTURAL[...] |
| THE ROYAL HALL HILL END ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION CULTURAL RE[...] |
| Archaeological investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 This report presents the evidence recove[...]rtaken at the Royal Hall located at Beyers Avenue Hill End. The investigation was carried out as part[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 is possible that the stone used in t[...] |
| Archaeological investigation Royal Hall Hill End 2009 2.1 PROJECT INITIATION The programme of a[...]works required for portions of the Royal Hall at Hill End. The works were required for the storeroom and st[...]a place of high archaeological sensitivity in the Hill End Archaeological Zoning Plan. it is within the Core[...]gnificance of this site. It is a component of the Hill End Historic Site, an item on the State Heritage Regi[...]nsulting (2005); Conserve ion M n m nt T R / Hall Hill End 3 Andrew Long (2002); Hill End Historic Site Archaeological Landscape Man[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 THE STUDY AREA The Royal Hall is locate[...]ortions 120 and 174. Section 10 of the Village of Hill End, Parish of Tambaroora‘ County of Wellington. Th[...]g room entered from Beyers Avenue. At the eastern end is a raised stage. The building has a sepa[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 2.3 CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE Hill End as an historic site has national significance. Th[...]. It is an important component of the village of Hill End. . It has a high level of integrity. . It has l[...]igh. Generally the archaeological assemblages of Hill End have been assessed to be of national significanc[...]nificance within the towns. gAndrew Long (2002); Hill End Historic Site Archaeological Landscag Mana[...] |
| Archaeological investigation Royal Hall Hill End 2009 REMEDIATION WORKS Generally, the[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End 2009 EXCAVATION PERMIT Archaeological[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 THE POTENTIAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCE A[...]g. An archaeological management plan prepared for Hill End in 2002 identified the cottage as a site of archa[...]ervention. ° Andrew Long and Associates (2002), HillHill Eng CRM for NPWS Page 13 |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 THE WORK 2.8.1 The Storeroom The[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 3.1 CONTEXT WITHIN THE TOWN Although the[...]3—1822 there is no evidence to suggest that the Hill End district came under European influence until the[...]his period are' known to have been established at Hill End. Alluvial gold was first discovered near Tambaroora in 1851. Gold was then found in Hill End Creek in 1852 and by 1853 most readily accessible[...]began in the mid-1850s on elevated land near Bald Hill. An unplanned town grew up around the diggings. A formal street plan was laid in 1859. The place was named Hill End in 1867. Reef mining reached a peak around 1872 matched by the expansion of the township. By the end of the 18705 mining activity had dwindled althoug[...]d into the early years of the twentieth century. Hill End continued to decline during the War Years and Dep[...]ommunity development to the majority of places in Hill End. CRM for NPWS Page ‘16 |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 3.2 ON THE FRINGE OF THE TOWN The researc[...]nged to the earliest period of mining activity at Hill End associated with the exploitation of Hawkins Hill in the 1860s The alternative to this association[...]I\l\\'\AI\ lie-LI. Plan of the village of Hill End in 1559; the red sleriust to the north of the las[...]gement Plan. Volume 2 9 Design for the Village of Hill End 1859: SRO A0 Map 3134 l” Plan of the Village of Hill End 1871 SRO A0 Map 3135 CRM for NPWS Page 17 |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 3.3 HENRY DWYER By 1872 the town surve[...]hree brothers from Cornwall who came as miners to Hill End. Phillip is said to have built a house and other[...]r mine, which had commenced operations on Hawkins Hill in 1866. It made him a wealthy man, By 1872 he obtained formal title to the land at the northern end of Tambaroora Street He was certainly in possessi[...]ric Martin and Associates (1999): The RQKEI Hotel Hill End Conservation Plan; 09 ’2 Hill End Reports of Inspections of Licenced Premise[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 3.4 THE ROYAL HOTEL The Royal Hall was[...]e Royal Hotel. A block was chosen at the southern end of Tambaroora Street, Possibly because of insuffi[...]Eric Martin and Associates (1999); me Royal Hotel Hill Em: Qwervarion Plan; 740 CRM for NPWS Page 19 |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 Another panoramic view of a similar period[...]d several smaller out-buildings. Detail of Hill and panorama between 1872 and 1875 Source ML: Hom[...]18705 business began to dry up for the hotels in Hill End. This was due to a decline in population r[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 garage behind the hall") and two kit[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 3.5 THE ROYAL HALL It is claimed that the[...]sed the Royal Hotel) was a prominent Mason at the end of the nineteenth century. It has been speculated[...]ral painting produced by the artists that came to Hill End from the 19505. It is still used for community pu[...]Eyre quoted in lbid: 17 2‘ H. Hodge (1997); The Hill End Story Book 3 CRM for NPWS Page 22 |
| Archaeological investigation. Royal Hall Hill End 2009 4.1 THE BUILDING The Royal Hall has th[...]ing running east-west with a stage at the eastern end, It has an entry from Beyers Avenue. 0 Be[...] |
| Archaeotogical Investigation: Royal Halt Hit! End 2009 View was! showing the skit/ion[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation. Royal Hall Hill End 2009 THE STORE The store is located in t[...] |
| Archaeological investigation Royal Hall Hill End 2009 THE SKILLION The walls of the skillion[...]und. The eastern wall has a door at the northern end that leads outside to the yard and a windo[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation. Royal Hall Hill End 2009 [004-008], resting on the surface[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Han Hill End 2009 Dust and w: W Ms ammulate[...] |
| Archaeological investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 m BEFORE THE SKILLION There was[...] |
| Archaeological investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 extent of the clay floor approxi[...] |
| Archaeological lnvestigalion: Royal Hall Hlll End 2009 Above, View east of the sonda[...] |
| 2009 Archaeological Investigatxon: Royal Hall Hill End View south attire mp Iffirefl cl[...] |
| [...]rchaeological Investigation Royal Hall Stateroom Hill End 2009 |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hilt End 2009 4.3 THE STAGE The stage is at the eastern end of the hall and is part of the original co[...] |
| Archaeological investigation: Royal Hail Hill End 2009 4.3.1 BEFORE THE STAGE The pit under the s[...]gular dump of clay that is covered at the western end by a many large pieces of stone. it has no[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Roya! Halt Hill End 2009 View at the Wham watt showing the bdek t[...]d is the large raised cla y mound at the southern end of the excavation. CRM for prs Page 37 |
| 2009 Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End View west of the large clay raised deposit of clay with large pieces of stone laid over the western end. View to the south-eastern comer of th[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation. Royal Han Hill End 2009 View infer them-eastern gamers[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hail Hill End 2009 View west of the channel or li[...] |
| [...]eological Investigation Royal Hall Stage Area Hm End 2009 |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 INTERPRETATION The remnant clay flo[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 would have been removed (if it still[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 RESPONSE TO THE RESEARCH DESIGN The permit[...]the one of the primary research questions of the Hill End Archaeological Plan being knowledge of the[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 Christo Aitken & Associates (2007) Robin A[...]epairs Review of Environmental Factors Royal Hall Hill End A Watching Brief at the Royal Hotel Hill End National Parks and Wildlife Service Conservation Management Strategy The Royal Hall Hill End The Hill End Story Book 3; Memories and Vignettes Hill End Publications. Toorak. Hill End Historic Site Archaeological Landscape Management[...]1-2 NPWS Cultural Heritage Division Royal Hotel Hill End NSW Conservation Plan NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Hill End Historic Landscapes and Gardens Study National Pa[...]nventory Form: Royal Hall Plan of the Village of Hill End 1871 SRO AO Map 3135 Plan of the Village of Hill End 1859 SRO A0 Map 3134 Plan of the Village of Hill End 1872 SRO A0 Map 3136 Hill End Panorama c.1871 ML Home and Away Image 39173 Hill End Panorama c.1872—1875 ML Home and Away Im[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Description: Ro[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 — 2009 General Descriptioano[...] |
| Hill End Date: 2008 — 2009 General Description:Royal Ha[...]st comer SE 0038 Floor deposit, piers on northern end of room E 0106 Stone joist piers across ce[...] |
| [...]LIAwAGF‘JFhr PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall. Hill End Date: 2008 — 2009 General Description:Royal Ha[...]S 0168 As for 0167 N 0036 Clay floor at northern end E 0037 Clay floor with stone piers SE 0048[...] |
| [...],-\c.:r"u\n-_? PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Description:Roy[...] |
| [...],¢.t;rt',1u.n PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hail, Hill End Date: 2008 — 2009 General Description:R[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 — 2009 General Descripti[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 — 2009 General Descriptioano[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall. Hill End Date: 2008 — 2009 ._ ixmlmzrzirm General[...]o Detail of stones Stones and clay The eastern end of dump Dump and stone As for 1120 As fo[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 — 2009 General Description:Royal Ha[...]1134 Posts and clay dump S 1135 Posts at eastern end of excavation S 1155 Posts and stage timbe[...] |
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| THE ROYAL HALL HILL END ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION CULTURAL[...] |
| THE ROYAL HALL HILL END ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 T[...]rtaken at the Royal Hall located at Beyers Avenue Hill End. The investigation was carried out as part[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End 200[...]works required for portions of the Royal Hall at Hill End. The works were required for the storeroom and st[...]a place of high archaeological sensitivity in the Hill End Archaeological Zoning Plan. It is within the Core[...]gnificance of this site. It is a component of the Hill End Historic Site, an item on the State Heritage Regi[...]; Conservation Management Strategy The Royal Hall Hill End 3 Andrew Long (2002); Hill End Historic Site Archaeological Landscape Man[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 TH[...]ortions 120 and 174, Section 10 of the Village of Hill End, Parish of Tambaroora, County of Wellington. The[...]g room entered from Beyers Avenue. At the eastern end is a raised stage. The building has a sepa[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE Hill End as an historic site has national significance. Th[...]It is an important component of the village of Hill End. • It has a high level of integrity.[...]igh. Generally the archaeological assemblages of Hill End have been assessed to be of national[...]icance within the towns. 4Andrew Long (2002); Hill End Historic Site Archaeological Landscape Man[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End .III[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End[...]g. An archaeological management plan prepared for Hill End in 2002 identified the cottage as a site of archa[...]vention. e Andrew Long and Associates (2002), Hill End Historic Site Archaeological Landscape Management[...]; Archaeologicallnvestiaation Haeffiger's Cottage Hill End CRM for NPWS[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 CON[...]813-1822 there is no evidence to suggest that the Hill End district came under European influence until the[...]his period are' known to have been established at Hill End. Alluvial gold was first discovered near Tambaroora in 1851. Gold was then found in Hill End Creek in 1852 and by 1853 most readily accessible[...]began in the mid-1850s on elevated land near Bald Hill. An unplanned town grew up around the diggings. A formal street plan was laid in 1859. The place was named Hill End in 1867. Reef mining reached a peak around 1872 matched by the expansion of the township. By the end of the 1870s mining activity had dwindled althoug[...]d into the early years of the twentieth century. Hill End continued to decline during the War Years and Dep[...]ommunity development to the majority of places in Hill End. CRM for NPWS[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End[...]nged to the earliest period of mining activity at Hill End associated with the exploitation of Hawkins Hill in the 1860s. The alternative to this association[...]v. . Plan of the village of Hill End in 1859; the red star just to the north of the la[...]AO Map 3134 8 Andrew Long and Associates (2002); Hill End Historic Site Archaeological Landscape Management Plan: Volume 2 9 Design for the Vii/age of Hill End 1859: SRO AO Map 3134 10 Plan of the Vii/age of Hill End 1871: SROAO Map 3135 CRM for NPWS[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End 20[...]hree brothers from Cornwall who came as miners to Hill End. Phillip is said to have built a house and other[...]r mine, which had commenced operations on Hawkins Hill in 1866. It made him a wealthy man. By 1872 he obtained formal title to the land at the northern end of Tambaroora Street. He was certainly in possess[...]ric Martin and Associates (1999): The Roval Hotel Hill End Conservation Plan; 09 12 Hill End Reports of Inspections of Licenced Premise[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009[...]e Royal Hotel. A block was chosen at the southern end of Tambaroora Street. Possibly because of insuffi[...]ric Martin and Associates (1999); The Royal Hotel Hill End Conservation Plan; 7-10 CRM for NPWS[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 Ano[...]• Detail of Hill end panorama between 1872 and 1875 Source ML: Home an[...]1870s business began to dry up for the hotels in Hill End. This was due to a decline in population r[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 T[...]ed the Royal Hotel) was a prominent Mason at the end of the nineteenth century. It has been speculated[...]ral painting produced by the artists that came to Hill End from the 1950s. It is still used for community pu[...]Eyre quoted in Ibid: 17 21 H. Hodge (1997); The Hill End StOry Book 3 CRM for NPWS[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 T[...]ing east-west with a stage at the eastern end. It has an entry from Beyers Avenue.[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| [...]rYDi Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End THE SKILLlON The walls of the skill ion are[...]und. The eastern wall has a door at the northern end that leads outside to the yard and a windo[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End 2009[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| [...]toreroom Hill End 2009 Metres |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 THE STAGE The stage is at the eastern end of the hall and is part of the original co[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End[...]gular dump of clay that is covered at the western end by a many large pieces of stone. It has no[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End[...]und is the large raised clay mound at the southem end of the excavation. CRM for NPWS[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End[...]with large pieces of stone laid over the western end. View to the south-eastern corner of t[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation Royal Hall Hill End[...] |
| [...]Investigation Royal Hall Stage Area Hill End 2009 |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 200[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009 R[...]the one of the primary research questions of the Hill End Archaeological Plan being knowledge of the[...] |
| Archaeological Investigation: Royal Hall Hill End 2009[...]Review of Environmental Factors Royal Hall Hill End Robin Aitken (1987) A Watching Brief at the Royal Hotel Hill End Natio[...]Hall Hill End Harry Hodge (1997) The Hill End Story Book 3; Memories and Vignettes Hill End Publications. Toorak. Andrew Long & Associates (2202) Hill End Historic Site Archaeological[...]artin and Associates (1999) Royal Hotel Hill End NSW Conservation Plan[...]iates And Craig Burton (1991) Hill End Historic Landscapes and Gardens Study[...]Plan of the Village of Hill End 1871[...]Plan of the Village of Hill End 1859[...]Plan of the Village of Hill End 1872[...]3136 American and Australasian Hill End Panorama c.1871 Photographic Company[...]173 American and Australasian Hill End Panorama c.1872-1875 Photographic Company[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Description:[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Description:[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Description:Royal H[...]0038 Floor deposit, piers on northern end of room E 0106[...] |
| [...]am PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Oescription:Royal H[...]0036 Clay floor at northern end E[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Description:[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 -2009 General Description:R[...] |
| [...]am SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Description:[...] |
| [...]am SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Description:[...] |
| PHOTO INDEX SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Description:Royal H[...]W 1113 The eastern end of dump S 1120[...] |
| [...]am SITE: Royal Hall, Hill End Date: 2008 - 2009 General Description:Royal H[...]1135 Posts at eastern end of excavation S 1155[...] |
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