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Harrow on the Glenelg River. Historic village. The former CBC or Commercial Bank of Sydney building with a mural of Aboriginal cricket Johhny Mullagh. Built in 1874.
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Harrow on the Glenelg River. Recent memorial to Aboriginal cricketer Johnny Mullagh who lived in Harrow. Part of the 1868 all Aboriginal crciket team to visit and play against England.
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Harrow on the Glenelg River. This old log lockup or gaol is 14 logs high. An amazing little structure. No longer in use as a gaol!
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Harrow on the Glenelg River. You can see the current road bridge behind this pathetic memorial to Major Thomas Mitchel in the main street. Mitchell camped here on the Glenelg River in 1836.
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Harrow. Across the Glenelg River from the oval and the rest of the town is the weatherboard Catholic Church. Built in 1876 and moved across the river around 1900. Open by 1903. In Glenferrie street. The presbytery next to it was built in 1922.
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Harrow. Kolmar House built in 1881 as a general store. Built for Rosenthal brothers. Now a licensed liquor store.
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Harrow. Offices built in 1868 for the Road Construction Authority. Later became the Kowree Shire Council Offices.
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Harrow. On the Gleneg River and the centre of Australia Felix country. The pretty old Post Office built in 1885.
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Harrow. On the Glenelg River. Detail on the memorial in the main street to Aboriginal cricketer Johhny Mullagh. Played in the Aboriginal team against England in 1868.
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Harrow. On the road to Balmoral. Grand 1936 stone cairn memorial to explorer Major Thomas Mitchell. He camped at Harrow in 1836. About 3 kms out of town and easy to miss. On the left hand side going towards Balmoral.
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