This book is part of a collaborative social history project. It aims to document what is known about the Cape Conran Community that emerged in the mid-1900's at East Cape Conran in far-eastern Victoria, Australia. Content may range from:

• Aboriginal and white history before any structures were built (likely to be sparse)
• The establishment of the houses after World War II
• Stories from the period of their occupancy
• Their forced demolition in 1986 and the disbandment of the Community
• The legacy and remains of the Community through to the present.

Proposed Draft Contents

Preface & Acknowledgements

Introduction

First Australians

Early white history

Camping

Early Houses Era

Mid-Houses Era

Late Houses Era

Final Years

Post-Houses