Work on paper - Ballarat Botanical Gardens by Lake Wendouree, The Fernery (Palm House), C 2002

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The Fernery (Palm House), Ballarat Botanical Gardens by Lake Wendouree.

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The article was produced by the Ballarat City Council entitled "The Fernery". It deals with developments, purpose and plans for the Fernery from 1955.

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This page testifies to the importance Ballarat City Council attached to the Fernery around the turn of the century and the plan to make it "the next landmark project", after the Australian Ex-POW Monument was finished in 2004.

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One page of 6 paragraphs in font 12.

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Logo, central top of page, "Ballarat Botanical Gardens by Lake Wendouree" in black and white.

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Work on paper - Ballarat Botanical Gardens by Lake Wendouree, The Fernery (Palm House), C 2002

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