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MAP --PLAN OF LOCATIONS NEAR NANGEENAN---1910

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Map fragile & worn but legible Frame --new Main map is Plan of locations near Nangeenan--sheet 3 Avon District Inset map --Locality Plan Notham Land Agency

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Map owned by Mr Harvey Ball ( snr) who farmed 10 miles north of Merredin in 1910 . Donated by his son Harvey Ball when farm sold in 1919 . Ball senior was an electrician with WAGR --Installed first electric light on station platform Map drawn up by Dept.Lands Surveys W.A Surveyor General at the time was Harry F Johnston

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cwa-org-156-1999.916

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Room 16 Bar room east wall

Merredin Railway Museum

Merredin Railway Museum

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