Cadia Village & Hinterland
- Hinterland
- Cadia Village, a brief description, 1861-1868
- The founding members of the Cadia Mining Community, 1861-1867
- “The miners have all left the place”, 1867-1869
- Stores, shops and hotels, 1861-1868
- Cadia Post Office, 1864-1920s
- Cadia Public School, 1865-1945
- A matter of Faith – the role of the Church at Cadia
- The Case of Benjamin Derrett, storekeeper
- Closer settlement of the Landscape, 1860s onwards
- Cadia Village, 1870s – 1940s
The Post Office sketch map of Cadia, 1914
The sketch map of Cadia Village, prepared by the Postmaster in 1914, is one of a number of sources to demonstrate that the centre of the village had moved up slope from the Old Cadiangullong Store on the creek. The new main street, Chilcott Street, now had many of the shops and stores, including the new hotel. This new development of the Village was caused by the re-opening of the mines in 1905 (Cadia Post Office File, NAA, SP 32/1, Part 4. P. 83).