#21559 - Connecting Today's Canberra with Traces of its Past
- Resource IDLocation
- 21559Journals - No.63, Dec 2009
- Title/subtitle
- Connecting Today's Canberra with Traces of its Past
- Author/Creator
- Truscott, Marilyn C
- Format
- Journal article
- Identifier
- Aboriginal Canberra; Aboriginal Place Names - Canberra; ACT Place Names Committee; Ainslie Post Office; Australian Heritage Commission; Belconnen; Blundell's Cottage; Canberra - buildings; Canberra - history; Canberra - population; Canberra - roads and streets; Cotter Dam; Crace; Cricket; Cricketers Arms Hotel; Crossroads School; Duntroon; Ginninderra; Gold Creek Village; Gungahlin; Hall Recreation Ground; Lake Burley Griffin; Majura; Mugga Mugga; Namadgi National Park; Names; Geographical - ACT; Narrabundah; Narrabundah School; Palmerville; Springvale; St Edmunds Church; Tuggeranong; Tharwa; Tharwa Bridge; Trees and Shrubs; Waramanga; Weetangera; Weetangera Cemetery; Weston Creek; Wilden's Farm; Woden Valley; Edwin Elijah Bambridge; Alan Carnall; Doreen Carnall; Edna Carnall; Edwin Carnall; Gwen Carnall; Keith Carnall; Joseph Cook; Cunningham Family; Ada Curley; Evelyn Curley; Lizzey Curley; Patrick Curley; Sylvia Curley; Lyall Gillespie; Ged Martin; King O'Malley; Charles Robert Scrivener; Samuel Shumack; T C G Weston; Arthur Wilden; Iris Sophie Wilden
- Publisher
- Canberra & District Historical Society
