Booklet, History of "Fairyland" Cottage 1860-1960

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History of "Fairyland" Cottage 1860-1960

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Gift of Dorothy Rogers, 1960

Rogers, Dorothy (author)

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[Melbourne, Vic.? : s.n., 1960?]
5 p. ; 21 cm.

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History of "Fairyland" Cottage, spanning the years 1860-1960 by the Kew historian, Dorothy Rogers, whose grandparents were the first owners of the property. The monograph also describes later owners including Jim and Grace Tabulo, who named 57 Malmsbury Street as "Fairyland".

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Booklet, History of "Fairyland" Cottage 1860-1960

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