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From here it is possible to walk to Valley Picnic Ground ( see entry on Olinda ) or you can get there by car if you continue south along Silvan Rd and turn right into Boundary Road ( for further information on Valley Picnic Ground see entry on Olinda ) . It leads past the Top Rotunda Picnic Area ( which has hot water , wood and electric barbecues , picnic tables and views across the Dandenongs ) and the Peppermint Picnic Area - a shaded arbour with wood barbecues . This early prosperity is evident in some surviving bluestone buildings including the Mt Shadwell Hotel ( 1855 ) and the Mortlake Flour Mill built in 1856 to capitalise on the needs of the diggers . Around the corner is the Mt Moliagul Hotel , established in 1856 and currently vacant . The major social event in the local calender is the Big Weekend held in October when there is a general celebration which coincides with the local show . Interestingly it began as a temperance town ( like the California settlements ) and remained without a pub until the Grand Hotel was opened in 1918 . Marble Bar sprung up as part of the gold rushes to the Pilbara in the late 1880s .