Treasure
Bright Joss House
Date Published

: Temple/Joss House (former site)
: Temples / Joss House
: Ovens Goldfields
: Bright
: 1889 to c.1915
: Temples / Joss House
: Ovens Goldfields
: Bright
: 1889 to c.1915

Bright Joss House
Image Courtesy of: State Library of Victoria
“But Hong Kong is the name locally given to the Chinese camp near Bright, on the other side of Growler's Creek. I am sorry to see that the Chinaman is still very much to the fore in this mountain valley. Here is a new joss house, and the "Quan Kee" hotel, run by Yea Chunn, who is a licensed publican, and who furnishes his countrymen with opium and fan-tan, and vagabond Europeans with the worst of spirits."

Bright Joss House
Image Courtesy of: Victorian Heritage Database
"Hong Kong" could mean Growlers Creek

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