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Woollahra Heritage briefs 140 to 159 / Woollahra History and Heritage Society.

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LH 994.41 WOO
 Local History   Double Bay . Not for Loan .  
LH 994.41 Woo
 Local History   Local History Government Records . Not for Loan .  
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Record Number 542982
Title Woollahra Heritage briefs 140 to 159 / Woollahra History and Heritage Society.
Publisher/Date Double Bay, N.S.W. : Woollahra History and Heritage Society, 2006.
Pagination etc. 1 v. ; 30 cm.
Contents note Includes index: Alphabetical listing of Briefs prepared - to March. 2006.
Subject -- History.
-- Guidebooks.
Corporate Author Woollahra History and Heritage Society
Added title Ferrying around Woollahra.
Of harmless pastimes.
A 'boys' own' Watsons Bay.
Private schooling in Woollahra.
Walking the Maroo.
Bicentenary of the departure of the colonial schooner 'Cumberland" with Commander Matthew Flinders.
Most memorable storms.
A street in Woollahra - Mitchell Road, Rose Bay.
Greycliffe House.
Gothic.
Line talk.
What came before us.
Baths and bathing.
Workers compound in Vaucluse.
The Point Piper Estate - trigonometrical survey of 1844.
On tsunamis.
Gals - and all that.
Bicentenary of the arrival of the transport 'William Pitt' with the news of the Battle of Trafalgar and the death of Admiral Lord Nelson.
On telegraphy.
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