Discover the best top things to do in Moonee Valley, Australia including Essendon Historical Society (EHS) Museum, North Essendon Uniting Church, Moonee Ponds Station, Burke And Wills Expedition Monument Camp One, Dr J A Sutherland Memorial, Rotary Commemorative Clock.
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In 1886, when the Essendon Methodist Church was founded, the area was dominated by gigantic trees, deep gullies and reed-fringed lagoons. Mount Alexander Road, "the main street," was dusty in summer. In winter, the mud was churned axle-deep by bullock drays. From this unpromising beginning sprang what is today the North Essendon Uniting Church, which continues to carry Christ's message to the world. The Church continues to minister to the community from which it sprang, as well as refugees and other multicultural parishioners. Worship is on 10:00 am Sunday.
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Moonee Ponds Station is a good-looking building in Gothic Revvial style, built of red brick and stucco.. It's on the busy Craigieburn line. it dates from the 19th century. The front of the station is surrounded by trees, mainly Peppercorn trees and Canary Island palms. It's just a hop, step and a jump from Puckle Street, one of Melbourne's most prosperous shopping strips
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The Burke and Wills expedition aimed to cross Australia from South to North. It was not a total failure; they did achieve their aim, but perished in the desert on their return trip. This monument was erected to their memory by local identity L T Thompson. It's easy to find -- on the median strip directly opposite the bowling club. Burke and Wills have an enduring fascination, especially in Victoria.
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