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THE ESPLANADE HOTEL AT MIDDLETON BEACH, THE HISTORY OF AN ALBANY ICON

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2010

Overview

Front cover early photo of Esplanade Hotel in sepia, and back cover of Middleton Beach black & white (Albany Advertiser, 1911) Foreword by Trish Flowers. 29 pages, illustrated with photos in black & white and colour. Photo Acknowledgements page 28 and Bibliography page 29.

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cwa-org-51-B2012.8

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VELDMAN, Bert

Keywords

History - Western Australia

Esplanade Albany

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Statement of significance

History of Esplanade Hotel, Albany.

Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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