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Category: Buildings, Infrastructure

September 16, 2021 gympieregionallibraries

One Mile School Swimming Pool

March 4, 2021March 4, 2021 gympieregionallibraries

Town Hall & Nash’s Gully

October 29, 2020January 27, 2021 gympieregionallibraries

Duke Street, Gympie

October 15, 2020October 15, 2020 gympieregionallibraries

Early postal history – Gympie

October 15, 2020October 15, 2020 gympieregionallibraries

World Post Day – Postal history

August 24, 2020October 20, 2020 gympieregionallibraries

Gympie Fire Station, Bligh Street

October 17, 2017June 24, 2020 gympieregionallibraries

Normanby Bridge

October 12, 2017June 24, 2020 gympieregionallibraries

Opening of the Civic Centre 1977

October 1, 2017October 15, 2020 gympieregionallibraries

Gympie Telephone Exchange

September 7, 2017June 24, 2020 gympieregionallibraries

The Borumba Dam

May 2, 2017June 24, 2020 gympieregionallibraries

Gympie Courthouse/Land Office

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  • Architect – Hugo Du Rietz
  • Automobiles, Garages, Servos
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  • Businesses
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  • Cinnabar
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  • Cooloola Coast
  • Councils and Divisional Boards
  • Dairy
  • Dentists
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  • Early Gympie goldfield
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  • Events
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  • Flood
  • Gold
  • Goomboorian
  • Goomeri
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  • Gympie Central Primary
  • Gympie State High School
  • Halls
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  • Hotels
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  • Imbil
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  • Kilkivan
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  • Mary Street
  • Memories of residents
  • Mining Accidents
  • Mining, mines
  • Music
  • Nash Family
  • Nash, James
  • Natural Disasters, Storms
  • Newspapers
  • One Mile
  • One Mile State Primary School
  • Parks and Memorials
  • People & Families
  • Pie Creek
  • Pioneers
  • Poetry
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  • Railways
  • Rainbow Beach
  • Research Guides
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  • Sports and sportspeople
  • Stores & Shops
  • Streets of Gympie
  • Tamaree
  • The year that was…
  • Theatres
  • Timber Industry
  • Tin Can Bay
  • Tragedies
  • Traveston
  • Uncategorized
  • Visitors to the region
  • War Service, WWI, WWII, ANZACs
  • Welcome
  • Widgee
  • Woolooga

Recent Posts

  • One Mile School Swimming Pool
  • 1959 Self Service Fruit Unit
  • 1869: An interesting proposal…
  • A forced landing for Leading Aircraftman Edwin ‘Ted’ Ridler, 1941
  • Memorial Park & Laneway, Gympie

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