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| Biographical Record of Queensland Women 1939 |
A representation of every sphere showing activities and interests; social, philanthropic, historical, scholastic, sport, and travel.
A compilation of information about the women featured in the Biographical Record.
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| Lest we forget (5.6mb) |
(Login required) Introducing the men and women of Holy Trinity, Woolloongabba, who served during the two World Wars. On the Honour Boards at the rear of the beautiful Church are the names of our sons and daughters, brothers and sisters and in some instances our fathers, who marched from our door into the living hell of the front line in two World Wars. With this book we honour their memory and dedication. Through the centuries, the soldier’s profession has remained one of duty and sacrifice. (PDF)
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Men of Queensland 1929
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Caricatures and biographies "Representative Of The Public, Professional, Ecclesiastical And Business Life Of Queensland As Existant In The Year 1928 A.D." (PDF)
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| The Sexton's diary |
Excerpt from The Sexton's Diary of St Just-in-Penwith Church, Cornwall
1890 -1902 |
| MARCHING TO THE TRAINS - The Chermside Army Camp Remembered (4.7mb) |
(Login Required) The story of one of the biggest army camps built in Brisbane in World War Two. The Chermside Army Camp impacted upon a much wider
area of Brisbane, most particularly Chermside, Aspley and Virginia. |
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