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Sam's Gold Cities of Victoria Sam and his friends love taking visitors to the Gold Cities of Victoria. These cities were created in the 1800's from the enthusiasm, diversity and ebullience of the Gold Rush. They are of world significance as they were the world's last attempt to build a bright new Classical World. The Gold Cities of Victoria have all the hallmarks of the enterprising and energetic ancient Greek and Roman and Renaiscence worlds. Visit and you will see the architecture of the Classical World. And no other spot in the world so vividly captures the feel of Greece itself. Anywhere you go, you will find ruins that tell a tale. This is where Australian democracy and egalitarianism started. It was the first choice for Lola Montez, leaving the Kingdom of Bavaria. Celebrate the foment and ingenuity,inventiveness and enterprise that lead to great developments in engineering and the arts, with great galleries and collections and great artists and writers. Join Alexander Bell visiting Henry Sutton in Ballarat to see his telephones and 'telephane' a television forerunner, long before it was 'invented' elsewhere. Join Mark Twain in Maryborough. The Gold Cities of Victoria still convey the excitement of human thought and endeavour unleashed. |
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