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Cranbrook Public Library > Records

Robinson Family Outside Log Cabin, Built 1911.

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1988 Bicentennial Photos

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Robinson Family Standing Outside The Log Cabin They Built At Their Farm On Como Road, Cranbrook, 1911.

The Robinsons Immigrated From Canada To The Cranbrook District.

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cwa-org-130-Shire Photographic Collection Bicentennial Photo 044

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Small Log Cabin

Robinson Family

Cranbrook Shire

Last modified

Thursday, 18 February, 2021

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Cranbrook Public Library

Cranbrook Public Library

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Robinson Family Standing Outside The Log Cabin They Built At Their Farm On Como Road, Cranbrook, 1911.

The Robinsons Immigrated From Canada To The Cranbrook District.

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