Canberra's early Federation history showcased in National Library display
The National Library preserves Canberra's founding era with a display featuring two Griffith Taylor letters, photos of the 1927 Parliament opening, and items from Canberran development. The case highlights Duntroon, Yarrolumla, and early transport notes, including horses and poles removed for a motorized ceremony.
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Australia
Duke of Cornwell
York
National Library
Federation
Canberra
Griffith Taylor
O'Malley
Duke of York
Commonwealth
Times crossword clues list across and down with page reference
A full set of across and down crossword clues is presented with enumerations from four to seven letters each and a note to see Page thirteen for solutions. The clues cover topics from packing cargo and taverns to emotions and currencies, including specific hints like United States of America Inst and coin names.
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United States of America
What’s In A Name Babbage Drs Griffith
Benjamin Herschel Babbage an engineer born in 1815 worked on the western side of Lake Torrens in 1858 trying to link Sturt's track by skirting the lake. He made discoveries on well sinking usefulness and western access while later guiding railway and telegraph projects until his death on October 22, 1879.
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Antarctic
Scott
Canberra
Parliament House
Queanbeyan
Npo
Yarrolumla
Griffith-Taylor
Benjamin Herschel Babbage
Lake Torrens
Sturt
City and Fort Adelaide
Gold Commission
Cape Jervis
Blanchwater
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Mitchell
Mahaney
Molonglo
England
Clarebridge
Duntroon
Military College
Lady Denman
Laodangiaczapp Tas
Lord Denman
Andrew Fisher
King O'Malley
Lake Burley Griffin
Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
Regatta Point
Spain
India
Lal
Babbage
Drs
Griffith
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!