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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

ST JOHN'S CHURCH, ALBANY

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2010

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White glossiy cover with picture in colour of the Crucifixion Window of 1912. St John's Church by Alan Hardy a Pictorial companion to the book 'Built to Last by Joan Bartlett. Foreword by Joan Bartlett. Frontis: Crest of the Anglican Church of St John the Evangelist, Albany, 1848. The Crest was presented to the Church by Reg Neall, and sits above the front door to the church. 85 pages, illustrated, in black & white, photos, & glossary.

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cwa-org-51-B2010.127

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HARDY,Alan

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Anglican Church Albany

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St John's Church Albany

Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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