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"After Macquarie" Symposium

The Trust held a symposium at Clarendon where twelve leading experts talked about the Macquarie era, its buildings, furnishings and gardens together with insights into restoration & conservation techniques. Their papers are now available....

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Stereographs in the Clarendon Collection

A turn of the century stereoscopic viewer with a quantity of stereoscopic slides form part of the very diverse Clarendon Collection. These slides may be viewed on-line together with details of the viewer....



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This site now easier to navigate!

As this site has grown it has become more difficult to search for that particular article or reference. Now in addition to the What's New page and the Search This Site box you can browse the new Site-Index where all major subjects are listed alphabetically...

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The Cemetery at St James Anglican Church, Franklin Village

The Franklin Village Heritage Precinct Committee has made available photographs of the existing headstones and plaques together with records of those buried in the cemetery ...


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