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Front cover has a photograph of what appears to be a hedge. Back cover has a photograph of Steavenson Falls.
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A book of photographs taken in and around Marysville before the 2009 Black Saturday bush fire.
A black and white postcard of the Crossways historic inn in Marysville in Victoria. The Rose Series P. 4826. The Crossways was built in the early 1920s and is the oldest building in Marysville. The Crossways historic inn survived the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires thanks to the efforts of its c-owner Greg Cherry and, in the days after the fires, provided a much-needed refuge to the Marysville community and firefighters. This postcard was produced by the Rose Stereograph Company as a souvenir of Marysville.
A black and white postcard of the Crossways historic inn in Marysville in Victoria.
THE ROSE SERIES P. 4826/ COPYRIGHT "CROSSWAYS," MARYSVILLE, VIC. POST CARD The "Rose" Series/ De Luxe A Real Photograph/ Produced in Australia Published by the Rose Stereograph Co./ Armadale, Victoria. 30.5-34 Dear Shirley/ How are you all getting along/ I got your letter a long time ago. You/ got a lot of presents you ought to have/ another one soon. This is the place where/ I work you cannot take a picture of the/ front of the place because it's big trees./ This is the back photo the kitchen is on the/ right. There is no news. Hoping Mum & Dad & Arch/ are all well Yours Lovingly Fred xx xx/ I'll give him a knock in the eye for Archie xxxx
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A black and white photograph of Cloverdale near Marysville in Victoria.
A black and white photograph of Cloverdale near Marysville in Victoria.
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An information flyer regarding accommodation at Chestnut Glade in Narbethong.
An information flyer regarding accommodation at Chestnut Glade in Narbethong.
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An information flyer regarding accommodation at Chestnut Glade in Narbethong.
An information flyer regarding accommodation at Chestnut Glade in Narbethong.
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An information flyer regarding Cathedral View Natural Therapies at Buxton.
An information flyer regarding Cathedral View Natural Therapies at Buxton.
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A copy of a colour portrait of an unknown woman painted by Harold Coney, a former resident of Marysville.
A copy of a colour portrait of an unknown woman painted by Harold Coney, a former resident of Marysville.
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An information brochure regarding Camellia Cottage and Camellia Log Cabin in Marysville.
An information brochure regarding Camellia Cottage and Camellia Log Cabin in Marysville.
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An information brochure regarding Camellia Cottage and Camellia Log Cabin in Marysville.
An information brochure regarding Camellia Cottage and Camellia Log Cabin in Marysville.
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