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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

EARLY DAYS JOURNAL AND PROCEEDINGS VOL. 10 PART 2

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1990

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White card cover with black lettering and photograph of Proclamation Tree at Fremantle on front cover. Royal Western Australian Historical Society (Inc). Journal and proceedings Vol 10 Part 2. 97-200 pages, illustrated, contents & illustrations page, and articles. Pages 194-200 Edward John Eyre's trek from South Australia to Albany in the West, recounted by Bill Graham to commemorate 150 years in 1991 since that epic trek.

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cwa-org-51-B2010.155

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History - Western Australia

Edward John Eyre

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Edward John Eyre.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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