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Category: Memories of residents

November 4, 2013June 24, 2020 gympieregionallibraries

Tree felling contest at the Brisbane Exhibition in 1928

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Woolooga Lane

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Simple Fun

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Childhood in Traveston

Kia-Ora State School
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Going to Kia-Ora School

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Growing up on Webster Road

American Cafe
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Restaurants and Cafes in Mary Street

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Cullinanes Plaza

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Remember when …

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Our lifestyle has changed…

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Memories from the early days

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Recent Posts

  • John Foster & Son, Fosters Limited
  • Poem by Miner, Early Gympie Goldfields, 1868
  • Londy Bros – American Bar, Mary Street, Gympie
  • Gympie’s first Kindergarten
  • King Street Cemetery, Gympie

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Airports, Planes Amamoor Architect - Hugo Du Rietz Bridges Buildings, Infrastructure Businesses Butchers Cafes Canina Cemeteries Churches Communications, Radio, Telephone Councils and Divisional Boards Dairy Dentists Early Gympie goldfield Ephemera, Advertisements Events Farming Fires and Fire Brigade Flood Gold Goomboorian Goomeri Gympie Gympie Central Primary Gympie State High School Halls Historical Graves Hospitals, Nurses, Doctors Hotels House History Imbil Indigenous Aboriginal History Kandanga Kia Ora State Primary School Kilkivan Mary Street Memories of residents Mining, mines Mining Accidents Nash, James Nash Family Parks and Memorials People & Families Pie Creek Pioneers Poetry Railways Rainbow Beach Research Guides School Services Shipwrecks, Shipping Sports and sportspeople Stores & Shops Theatres Timber Industry Tin Can Bay Traveston Uncategorized Visitors to the region Welcome Widgee Woolooga
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