Signs in Caulfield, Victoria, promote everything from the local racecourse to the Monash University campus. Located just 12km from Melbourne’s CBD, the suburb has been home to the Caulfield Racecourse, which locals refer to as The Heath, since 1859 when horses and their mounts negotiated a bush track. Twenty years later, the first 2400 metre Caulfield Cup was run. The event has gone on to become the country’s richest in thoroughbred horse racing. The Print needs of individuals, sporting organisations, community groups and businesses are a priority of the experienced staff here at Minuteman Press.
During a period of intense growth in 1913, Caulfield became a city and remains the administrative centre for the local government area of Glen Eira that was formed with the amalgamation of Moorabbin and Caulfield cities in 1994. Demand for signs in Caulfield has grown along with its population, which received a boost from the establishment of new housing estates, which was sparked by A.V. Jennings' new house and land development in Hillcrest Avenue in 1933. Signs were used extensively for everything from identifying streets to advertising new business operations and educational facilities.
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