Ashcombe is in the heart of Ballarat, one of the most historically significant towns in Victoria. In the late nineteenth century. Starting his search with the bottles, Adam enlists the help of local glass expert Steve Greenwood. He discovers they’re linked to a funeral parlour that once stood next door, and the bottles provide a curious insight to life and death in the Victorian goldfields. Tracking through the trail of title deeds and library records, Adam traces Ashcombe’s history to a young, savvy entrepreneur, George Crocker, whose name is still recognised in Ballarat today.
Adam Ford investigates the origins of a Queensland home. With no deeds or documents to go on this is a journey of oral testimony. What Adam hears reveals a shocking history Australia would rather forget.
Adam Ford investigates a family home cloaked in 100 years of secrecy as he enters the world of the Freemasons and attempts to solve the mystery of a military occupation during World War II.
Adam Ford travels to Perth and unearths one of the most complete histories of a family home - a house that hundreds have called home.