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Kapunda. South Australian copper mining town. A track side view of the Kapunda Railway station which was completed in 1860. It closed in the 1980s and is now a residence. The silos are still in use.
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Barunga Gap. Old red ironstone outbuilding on Hummocks Station built around 1858. Robert Barr Smith named it Hummocks Station. He owned it 1869 to 1918. Sold as soldier settler farms by the government in 1921.
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Hummocks Station near the Hummock Ranges. Old outbuilding erected around 1858 with local red ironstone rocks.
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Young . The first Anglican Church was built on this spot in 1865. This Gothic masterpiece was designed by Edmund Blacket a famed NSW architect. Built in 1893.
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Young. The main entrance of the 1883 built state school. Part is now the Lambing Flat Museum. This part is used by the local history society.
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Young. The neo classical Courthouse. Built in 1928.
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Young. The old AMP Society building with its statue logo built in the 1920s. The logo is above the entrance pillars and porch. Now the NSW Government Offices.
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Young. This Presbyterian Church was built in 1920 of greenish grey coloured feldspar quartz. Young’s first Presbyterian church was built in 1871.
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Young. The Town Hall. Built in 1875 with a Soldiers Memorial Clock Tower added in 1922. .
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Young. The Young Railway Station. The railway reached Young from Harden in 1885 when the railway station was built. Now it houses the Information Centre.
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Young. The Young Railway Station. The railway reached Young from Harden in 1885 when the railway station was built. The grass tells a story as it no longer has trains. Now it houses the Information Centre.
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Young. This is the Edmund Blacket designed Gothic Anglican Church built in 1893. Behind it is the red brick two storey rectory built in 1937.
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Young. The Catholic Church built in local granite in 1874 with slate roof tiles. A flat roofed granite addition to the nave was made in 1934.
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Crafers in the Adelaide Hills near Mount Lofty summit. The ruins of Arthurs Seat built in 1875. Destroyed by bushfire Ash Wednesday 1983. In the 1930s it was used as the exclusive Stawell School for girls.
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Parkes. The radio telescope. The dish is 64 metres or 210 feet across. The telescope was built in 1961.
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Parkes. The Wesleyan Methodist Church was built in 1897. The Church Hall next door was built in 1913.
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Parkes NSW. A reconstructed copy of Moat Hall in Coventry England where Sir Henry Parkes was born.
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Parkes. Carved detail in stone on the facade of the 1896 built Parkes Courthouse. Architect was Walter Vernon.
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Galong. Part of the Redemptorists monastery built in 1918. It housed 250 priests and monks. A boys school was run here. The land grant for the monastery came from Anastasia Ryan in 1900.
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Galong. Part of the Redemptorists Monastry near Galong on land donated by the estate of Edward Ryan to the Redemptorists. Now run as a convention centre.
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Galong. Statues of Grief and Memory carved in marble by Frank Rusconi of Gundagai. Done for members of the Ned Ryan family.
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Galong. The former convent built in 1910 for sisters to run a Catholic School. Later it became St Lawrences Nursing Home and church. All established in the early 1920s. Now closed except for the church.
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Grenfell. The Anglican Church with its bell tower. Built in 1877. The first Anglican Church was built in 1867.
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Grenfell. The Presbyterian Church. Built in 1870 just as the gold rush to Grenfell waned.
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Galong cemetery. Marble statues of Faith and Hope. Carved by Rusconi of Gundagai for members of the Ned Ryan family.
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Grenfell. The old flourmill. Built in 1901 after the railway from Cowra reached the town. Named the Challenge mill but later changed. Closed probably in the 1960s like most flourmills.
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Grenfell. The old primary school. Later it became the Henry Lawson High School. Now part of it is used as a TAFE college.
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Parkes. This second Courthouse designed by colonial government architect Walter Vernon was built in 1896. Like many courthouses it has a clerestroy window in the roof to let in light.
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Parkes. Town statue of its name sake Sir Henry Parkes who was the Father of Federation in Australia. Behind is the 1925 heritage listed National Australia Bank now the NAB.
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Grenfell. The Bristol Hotel built in 1870s in George St. Became the Osborne Hotel. The railway reached Grenfell in 1901 and it became the Railway Hotel.Closed 1912 for new Railway Hotel to open 1914.
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Swan Hill. Night shoppers in the General Store inside the Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement.
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Swan Hill. Part of the Heartbeat of the Murray laser show at the Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement.
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Swan Hill Victoria. Horse and carriage in Main Street in the Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement.
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Milang. Red hot pokers pidgeons and the Milang Anglican Church. It was built in 1911.
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Kadina. The fine Catholic Church built in 1936. It was made from stone used in the Wallaroo Mines engine house.
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Maryborough. The side wall of the courthouse which faces into Queens Park.Designed by the government architect Francis Stanley in 1877. It replaced the original 1860 courthouse.
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Maryborough. The old railway station which opened in 1878. Now not used as Maryborough West station is on the Tilt Train route.
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Maryborough. Letter box and sign of Eskdale house built in 1864 in Pallas Street.
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Maryborough Queensland. The interior of the City Hall built in 1906.
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Hervey Bay. Enzos cafe on the beach at Torquay.
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Hervey Bay. Watching humpback whales off Fraser Island.
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Bundaberg. Gardens around Fairymead sugar plantation homestead. The gazebo and palms with the lake beyond.
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Bundaberg. Hinkler House. Built in 1925 in Southhampton for Bert Hinkler the aviator who was the first to fly solo from England to Australia in 1928. His house was removed and rebuilt in Budaberg Botanic Gardens in 1983.
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Maryborough Queensland. The former Presbyterian Church now the Uniting Church.
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