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Cathedral detail	St Non Church in 2009
1912-rebuilt Quarr Abbey	The Members' Hall, with black marble water feature.
The Cenarth Falls and old mill	This notice outside the building outlines the gaol's historical timeline
The old Berrima Gaol is now a training centre for female convicts	Simulation of colonial-era defendants in the dock
The Surveyor General Inn at Berrima was established in 1834	Former party room of the National Party, originally named the Country Party
The central King's Hall, which leads to the chamber of the House of Representatives at left and the Senate at right	The door at right is an entrance to the Senate chamber from this corridor on the north
British arms	Australian arms
View to Mount Ainslie from the front steps	Anne Hathaway's Cottage, once the home of Shakespeare's wife's family.
A view of Clydach Vale with the school in the foreground	Commemorative plaque and photo montage at Clydach Vale School
The village of Llwynypia, near Tonypandy in the Rhondda Valley, south Wales.	At Battersea on the Thames, a heavy load of containers is towed upstream under the gaze of resting cormorants
1900 McArthur's bakery shop	Old produce store and shops
1863 Welsh Congregational Church	Historic railway engine
Maldon Hotel	Kangaroo Hotel
Post Office	Paddington Basin, Grand Union Canal
Edgware Road	Sussex Gardens
Victoria pub, Gloucester Square	Safety Bay seen from the south
Former British and Empire heavyweight champion Tommy Farr, photograped at the height of his career in the 1930s	Bowral grave
Australian Democrats Dr Arthur Chesterfield	Former Queensland Democrat Senators: Michael Macklin (left) and John Cherry
Cropped version of previous pic posted by David Winderlich	Richard Appleton
Sydney Push associates Ian Parker and Bob Gould in a 1960s pavement demonstration outside the Queen Victoria...	The Great Hall interior
Replicas of siege engines	The anaesthetised spider is carried up to a nest in the roof.
In Tathra's seaside Memorial Gardens, a plaque commemorates the bicentenary of a tragic trek by survivors of a...	Western Australia Police attending a minor traffic accident
Les Murray, contemporary Christian poet.	Part of the walled garden
Coachman's cottage by Nash, who probably remodelled the church	Postal souvenirs of Australia II's 1983 victory at Newport
The Australian Commonwealth Party's published manifesto for the 1972 Australian federal election, page 1	The Australian Commonwealth Party's published manifesto for the 1972 Australian federal election, page 3, Scanned...

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