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John LINGHAM's father, Stephen LINGHAM who died 23rd August 1909, Ballarat Star notices x 3

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John LINGHAM's father, Stephen LINGHAM who died 23rd August 1909, Ballarat Star notices, personal, death and funeral transcriptions.

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Work on paper - A Glowing Reference, John LINGHAM, letter from Council, City of Ballaarat, 1909, 5th March 1909

John Lingham was employed by the City of Ballaarat Council, in the Botanical Gardens, for over 30 years.
John Lingham was a Curator of the Ballarat Botanic Gardens who worked with Guilfoyle and was a highly regarded consultant about other public gardens in Victoria.
City of Ballarat logo, typed in the form of reference, signed by the Mayor and City Clerk with some dark shading left hand side.
City of Ballarat seal in lower left hand corner.
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John LINGHAM's father, Stephen LINGHAM who died 23rd August 1909, Ballarat Star notices x 3

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Work on paper - A Glowing Reference, John LINGHAM, letter from Council, City of Ballaarat, 1909, 5th March 1909

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John LINGHAM's father, Stephen LINGHAM who died 23rd August 1909, Ballarat Star notices x 3

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Work on paper - A Glowing Reference, John LINGHAM, letter from Council, City of Ballaarat, 1909, 5th March 1909

Other items from this collection

Map - Lake Wendouree Map

Plan - Photocopy on paper, Proposed Improvements to Lake Wendouree, 22 April 1873

Plan - Design for Petersen Bequest, Proposed Garden and Drinking Fountain Sturt Street Ballarat

Plan - Timber Fernery at Botanical Gardens, Architectural drawing

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Ballarat Botanical Gardens and Wendouree Parade

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Ballarat Botanical Gardens

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, South Pergola Arch, Ballarat Botanical Gardens

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Ballarat Botanical Gardens pre-1994

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Mr and Mrs Taylor in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Blueprint for pergola at the Ballarat Botanical Gardens

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Suggestion for entrance drawings

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Gardens pavilion floor plan, Ballaarat

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Plan of Foundations for Gardens Pavilion, Ballaarat

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Gardens Pavilion design, Ballaarat

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Robert Clark Conservatory

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Robert Clark Conservatory

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Morey Gates in snow

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, McDonald gates and arch in snow

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, McDonald Gates in the 1920s

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, McDonald Gates in winter

Photograph - Digital image TIFF, McDonald Gates

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Keel House with begonias

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Design for entrance (Morey Gates) by Clegg & Morrow

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, The Morey Gates, Ballarat Botanical Gardens

Photograph - Digital image - jpg, Album photos of entrance pillars

Photograph - Digital image TIFF, Fairyland in Drought

Photograph - Digital Image, Statuary Pavilion in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens, c1900

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