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FRANKLAND TO THE STIRLINGS - A HISTORY OF THE CRANBROOK SHIRE

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1994

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Cream and brown hard cover with watercolour painting 'Stirling Ranges' courtesy artist Anne Clapin, and brown lettering. Front end paper has Cranbrook Gateway to the Stirlings sign, and back end papers have drawing of Shire of Cranbrook Council Offices 1967, and Cranbrook sign. 198 pages, illustrated, many black and white photographs, key to sources, notes, bibliography, and index.

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cwa-org-51-B2007.73

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LAURIE, Maxine

Keywords

History - Western Australia

Cranbrook Shire

Year

Statement of significance

Cranbrook history

Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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