Preserving and sharing the history of Diamond Creek District Search for: Our Local History Joseph Stevenson and his Bullock Named DiamondEarly Days of the Diamond Creek Op Shop Charlie Milthorpe’s StoreDiamond Creek District’s First SchoolsHerbert Family Property and the Diamond Creek Racing ClubNew Horticultural Hall Opening – 1887The Real Poppy of FlandersMachine Gun on St John’s Porch RoofEllis Cottage Historical PrecinctPioneer Families of Diamond Creek District GODBERNillumbik Rifle ClubTown Without a NameDiamond Creek’s Historic and Significant TreesThe Strongest Man in the FoorceSuffragettes of Diamond Creek and the Monster PetitionDiamond Creek’s Police StationsPioneer Families of Diamond Creek District STARLING & STEWARTDiamond Creek’s Brass BandDiamond Creek Gold Mine Fire 1915 Its Impact on the CommunityCider Making in the Diamond Creek ValleyPioneer Families of Diamond Creek District WILSONBrothers Who Served Their Country COVENTRY – EDMONDS – STARLINGDiamond Creek’s Hoodoo Level CrossingLooking down Chute Street in Diamond Creek around 1915The Pub with Three Names – Evelyn Arms – Halfway House – Tunnel CampHurstbridge Wattle Day 1912Crossing a Flooded Creek When You Need to Get to Work News Events & Updates Wishing you the very best for a safe start to 2024Ellis Cottage Open Day Sunday 4th FebruaryEllis Cottage the ideal place for your next get-together or off-site meetingTALK by Terry Phillips, Military Historian with Afternoon TeaStart Your Family Tree For FreeHurstbridge Wattle Festival 2023Research EnquiriesRemembrance Day Service & Dedication of Panels Commemorating Our WW1 ServicemenOur BrochureThe Diamond Valley Story For SaleDo You Have Local or Family History to Share?Local History Books For SaleNillumbik Custodian Our NewsletterNillumbik Cemetery Diamond CreekNillumbik Local History Links and Heritage Guide