1866

Campfire singer and poet at Longreach outback Queensland.
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First Woodside Anglican Church with purple Mount Lofty sandstone quoins and buttress.
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The President with Mr. Burroughs and Secretary Loeb, just before entering Yellowstone National Park
by SMU Libraries Digital Collections

Old Court House in classical style in Townsville. Now a community theatre.
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Inlander sleeper train ready to depart Townsville for Mt Isa.
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Sea horse. In Townsville tropical Aquarium.
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Statue of Robert Towns in central Townsville. The man after whom the city was named.
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Australian turtle. On a beach in Townsville being used for turtle rescue training.
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Harper's May
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Harper's May
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Harper's Christmas
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Mt Gambier Anglican Church with fine stone tower and wooden lych gate. Christ Church opened 1866.
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Mt Gambier Post office built 1865 as Telegraph Station.
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Heritage worthy home for 1950s modern style on Bay Road Mt Gambier. Curved glass windows and glass bricks used.
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Oriel window at the Catholic Convent in Mt Gambier built in 1907.
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1907 convent building in Mt Gambier.
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Water pool along Reedy Creek at Mannum waterfalls South Australia.
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Music Lesson
by Museum of Photographic Arts Collections

Central Railway Station c.1901
by Sydney Heritage

Tibet Road - Great Chini
by Museum of Photographic Arts Collections

"Old Woman in a Shoe", from the Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes, Montreal, 1866-67
by Musée McCord Stewart Museum

Borings are at last being made for the long talked of bridge across the Hudson that will join Manhattan island to New Jersey (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Costly street widenings, as Manhattan crowds increase, might be obviated by planning this kind of a thoroughfare (LOC)
by The Library of Congress

Church Rock
by U.S. National Archives

Uncle Sam's Secret Service seems to have a powerful attraction for young men (LOC)
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Congo huts which somewhat resemble the wigwams of our North American Indians (LOC)
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Port Wakefield. Established 1849. Fine stone wall along the Wakefield River behind the railway houses and the station masters house.
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Coolah. A Catholic Shrine next to the Presbytery and the 1875 built Catholic Church.
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Trangie. The Courthouse.
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Rochester Shire Hall. Built 1892. Architect E.J. Henderson of Melbourne.
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Adenophora triphylla (Thunb.) A.DC., Monogr. Campan.: 365 (1830).
by Motohiro Sunouchi

Ballina where the mighty Richmond River enters the Pacific Ocean.,.
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Galong. The original part of Edward Ryans Galong Castle from the 1850s. This ex Irish political convict transported to NSW in 1816 became a wealthy landowner in this district.
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Gundagai. The Catholic Church in the Main Street and street banners for Anzac Day.
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Buninyong. The beautiful Presbyterian church began services here in 1847. This fine towered Gothic church was built in 1860. Now the Uniting Church. It has many gables. .
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Wallaroo. Yorke Peninsula. The old Police Station built in 1862. It closed as a station in 1972.
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Casterton. Home the Australian Kelpie dog. The Anglican Church built 1866 on a steep hill.
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Balmoral on the Glenelg River. As a Scottish town the first church built was the stone Presbyterian Church in 1865. It was 30 years before the next church was built - the Anglican. Now closed and a residence.
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Balmoral. The stone end of Old Woodlands homestead. Built in 1872. The owner used Woodlands for a fellmongery busines on the banks of the Glenelg River.
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Milang. Historic river boat port on Lake Alexandrina. The railway reached here in 1884. Station building and train. It is now a museum. .
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Wirrabara. The original state school built in 1879. It was replaced with a new brick school in 1921 further along East Terrace. It has been a residence since 1921.
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Woodchester. This fine Gothic Primitive Methodist Church opened in 1862 and closed in 1963. The side porch was added in 1933.
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Young. The rear part of the state school which opened in these buildings in 1883. The first school opened in 1861. Now also part of the Lambing Flat Museum.
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Gundagai. Rusconi's marble masterpiece unveiled in 1938. It uses over 21,000 pieces of NSW marble.It is five feet high
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Cootamundra. The Captains Walk. Here are busts of every Australian Test Team cricket captain from the 1868 tour of England to the present. 42 bronzes are in this walk including Sir Donald Bradman. JPG
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Boorowa. The unusually designed Soldiers Memorial Tower. Built in 1935.
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Gayndah. The Shire Hall Council Offices and Town Hall built in Art Deco style in 1935.
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Gayndah. Old brick cottage built in 1864 in a Georgian style so unsuited for Queensland for Henry Fenwick. Now part of the town museum.
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Kensington Gardens. Carlshurst house built in 1883 for land agent, land broker and accountant Charles August Reinecke. This is the northern facade and the main entrance.
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Port Augusta Post Office buill around 1879. The old post slits. Now a private residence.
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Port Augusta Railway Station mural.Depicts use of camels to haul materials across the Nullarbor Plain for the building of the transcontinental railway 1911 to 1917.
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Port Augusta West. The local Police Station and lockusp behind built in local red iron stone. Built 1879 for 950 pounds.
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Den historiske Udstilling i Trondhjem 1897
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Cooma. Japanese Maple and cottage in Lambie Street.
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Bendigo. St Kilians Catholic Church built in 1888 as temporary until it was replaced by a grand stone cathedral. Later a decision was made to build the cathedral elswhere in Bendigo so St Kilan's still stands as a Catholic Church. Architect was Vahland.
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Malmsbury. The former Mansions Hotel near the Railway Station. Built in 1872 but closed early in 1914 and became a private hotel for accommodation only. Now a residence.
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Malmsbury. The former Racecourse Hotel built in 1860 and rebuilt in 1869. Closed 1893 and now in ruins.
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Kingston. Headstone of James Cooke one of the founders of Kingston.
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Longreach. Kinnon and Co horse coach ride.
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'Hon. Holt's Drawing Room, The Warren'
by Blue Mountains Library, Local Studies