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Fourteen stories of people who migrated to Australia, landing at Station Pier, Melbourne and settling in the Banyule area.
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122 p.paperback, col. and black and white photographs
From the collection of
Greensborough Historical Society
Book, Migration: stories from Banyule, curated by Lella Cariddi, 2017_
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