Bass Coast Shire Council Quick Response Grant 2024
Another successful Bass Coast Shire Council Grant application has enabled a committee member to undertake a short course in updating and maintaining the Amazon 1863 Project Inc. website. These wonderful grants allow smaller projects to be completed in a short time frame and the staff at the Bass Coast Shire are always happy to assist with any queries.
The Amazon 1863 Project Committee would like to acknowledge this Bass Coast Shire Council grant and thank GippsTech for their knowledge and assistance.
Amazon Shipwreck Floats Again!
AMAZON SHIPWRECK FLOATS AGAIN! 1st September 2024 from this ……. 2nd September cyclonic conditions to this……. 2nd September lunchtime, Amazon bow rests
Bass Coast Shire Grant
Bass Coast Shire Council Quick Response Grant 2024 Another successful Bass Coast Shire Council Grant application has enabled a committee member to undertake a short course in updating and maintaining the Amazon 1863 Project Inc. website. These wonderful grants allow smaller projects to be completed in a short time frame and the staff at the Bass Coast Shire are always happy to assist with any queries. The Amazon 1863 Project Committee would like to acknowledge this Bass Coast Shire Council grant and thank GippsTech for their knowledge and assistance.
Can and Bottle ‘RETURN IT’ at Wonthaggi
Can and Bottle ‘RETURN IT’ at Wonthaggi Amazon 1863 Project Inc. has an account at Return It Wonthaggi and we are ready to accept donations! Shop front at 36 Inverloch Road, Wonthaggi
Cultural Discovery Centre
Cultural Centre for Inverloch This contemporary building will deliver a strong focal point for the Inverloch Community This early stage architect’s concept was developed following consultations with each potential stakeholder and the magnificent space will have provision for the Amazon story.
Rounding the Cape
Four Masted Barque rounding Cape Horn 1928 – Captain Irving Johnson This incredible voyage in 1928 gives us an inkling of what the Amazon crew may have experienced, remembering that this voyage was undertaken 73 years after the Amazon was built. https://www.youtu.be/ZLzBDhilDL0
December 2021 – Unveiling of the Deadwood
What a wonderful way to finish off the year with the ‘Deadwood Unveiling’ finally taking place on the 158th anniversary of the grounding of the Amazon on the Inverloch Surf Beach. The Deadwood is 3.3 metres (11 ft) tall and is quite an imposing relic. It is fixed using the original brass pins (nails) so that there is no attachment to the wood. Most of these brass pins would have been 1.2 metres (4 Ft) in length but have broken off over time.