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City of Essendon memorial walks and children's playgrounds (1919)

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City of Essendon memorial walks and children's playgrounds

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City of Essendon memorial walks and children's playgrounds

1919EssendonThe 1910s

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Train stopped at Essendon Railway Station, c. 1918c. 1918Essendon train, ACPM 67, 1920–251920–25George Brandt, Essendon, killed 1914-18 war, fiance of Stella Rothmere, 1914–181914–18Essendon Ball - young girls with books, 19161916Royal Hotel, Mt. Alexander Road, Essendon, 1900–301900–30Essendon Post Office, 1917–301917–30Looking towards Melbourne down Mount Alexander Road, Essendon, showing the junction with Keilor and Lincoln Roads, 19241924Arrival at Essendon of Sir Alan Cobham, 1920–301920–30ESSENDON RAILWAY STATION, c. 1912c. 1912[Essendon High School], 19281928St. Columba's College, Essendon. - The Entrance Gates, c. 1910c. 1910Effects of Town Planning on Essendon and Collingwood, c. 1910c. 1910

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Disembarking [from H.M.A.S. Chemnitz, after returning from Europe, Port Melbourne, Victoria], 1919Will Booth just arrived with Frank from the Prinz Ludwig Port Melbourne, Victoria, 1919Will Booth just arrived with Frank from the Prinz Ludwig Port Melbourne, Victoria, 1919Troops on H.M.A.S. Chemnitz [...] pioneers disembarking [...] same boat [...] kits [Port Melbourne, Victoria], 1919A long line of motors waiting to take us to Barracks [Port Melbourne, Victoria], 1919Soldiers crowding the deck of the Chemnitz, enroute to Melbourne from Europe, lighthouse in the distance, 1919Aussie again. The Port Melbourne Pier as we pull up, 1919MESS ROOM, CAULFIELD MILITARY HOSPITAL, c. 1919A Melbourne lane, 1919World War 1 victory parade in Melbourne, 1919World War 1 victory parade in Melbourne, 1919Geological map of Studley Park and surrounding area. 1919