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Presbyterian Church Elsternwick (1875?)

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Presbyterian Church Elsternwick

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Presbyterian Church Elsternwick

probably 1875ElsternwickThe 1870s

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Rippon Lea, Elsternwick [Vic.], 18751875Near Elsternwick, 18751875Elsternwick Edcarleigh Estate [Auction notice], 18861886Rev. John Gregson, Pastor, Union Church, Elsternwick, 1885–921885–92Rev. Osric Copland, Pastor, Elsternwick Congregational Church July 1894 to April 1901, 1894–19011894–1901[Middle-aged man and young boy] watering the garden, Elsternwick, 1900–151900–15Pastor and Deacons of Elsternwick Congregational Church, 19071907Reg? Waugh [in light tropical suit (hatless) on couch lawn in front of picket fence] at 12 Alexandra Rd. Elsternwick, 1900–151900–15Home of Robert McCullough Waugh, 12 Alexandra Ave., Elsternwick, 1900–151900–15Pastor and Deacons of Elsternwick Congregational Church, 19071907A. G. Hampton Motor Garage, Glen Huntly Road, Elsternwick, Melbourne, Victoria, c. 1908c. 1908Elsternwick - Railway Reserve and Post-Office, c. 1909c. 1909

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