The land on which Calegero stood was selected first by Michael Richardson, a miner, about March 1877, but he soon moved on. The land was on the Iguana Creek, out from Lindenow, where the foothills took over from the flats. In December 1877, John Caughey, a miner from Grant, applied for the land, and moved there with his wife, Annie Nicol. First they built a log cabin with long logs, which is now at the museum at Bairnsdale. The Old Gippstown building is believed to be their second, built about 1880 a short distance from the first, but later incorporated into a much bigger complex.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Moe
Dedicated on 3 December 1895 by Archdeacon Langley, deconsecrated in 1968 after a new church was built, and moved...