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During the1850s to mid 1870s, over 300 families and individuals migrated from the village of Nieder-Weisel in Hessen, a province of Germany, to Australia in search of work and wealth generated by the fabulous gold rush in the Colony of Victoria.
 12th century Nieder-Weisel Church, garden and memorial plaque
To commemorate this momentous shift of people and the contribution that they made to Australian society, a group of passionate Australians and locals from Nieder-Weisel raised funds and erected a memorial plaque in the garden at the 12th century Nieder-Weisel Church. The plaque was dedicated on Sunday 3rd October 2010, as part of a weekend of celebrations.
 Nieder-Weisel - 1844 and today
Contacts to find out more information on the Nieder-Weisel Memorial
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