Links
There is a great deal of information about the Eureka event available online. The following is a selection of useful sites.
The Eureka Centre
Home of the Eureka Rebellion
Visit Ballarat.com.au
A large list of sites containing information about Ballarat.
The Ballarat Fine Art Gallery
The Ballarat Fine Art Gallery is home to the restored original Eureka Flag.
Sovereign Hill
A recreation of the atmosphere of the goldfields and the Eureka Sound and Light Show
“Blood on the Southern Cross”
The Gold Museum, Ballarat
Discover the beauty and power of gold through one of Australia's most impressive presentations'
State Library of Victoria
This site contains a register of various Eureka artefacts, documents and manuscripts.
Victoria Public Record Office - Eureka on Trial
This site presents around 90 documents that trace not only the events in late December 1854, but also the lead-up to and the aftermath of the battle at Eureka.
Ballarat and District Genealogical Society
Contains dozens of useful links to information about Eureka.
Immigration Museum, Melbourne
An excellent genealogical resource.
Australian National Museum, Canberra
This schools program presents 5 interactive case studies called "Australian History Mysteries" which include the study " The Eureka Rebellion - could you have stopped it happening?"
National 1798 Centre – Enniscorthy, Ireland
The award winning National 1798 Centre offers a fascinating insight into the birth of modern democracy in Ireland.
