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Mildenhall's Canberra
Photographs from the birth of our capital
Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House
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Molonglo River flood waters near Commonwealth Bridge
Molonglo River flood waters near Duntroon from Mt Pleasant
Commonwealth Bridge showing flood damage with the abutments washed away. Molonglo River in flood
Molonglo River floodwaters from Mt Pleasant looking south west
View towards Kingston from Mt Pleasant showing flood waters from the Molonglo River. The Causway cottages on the left
Molonglo River in flood looking west
Looking south from Commonwealth Bridge showing flood damage to approaches and the washed away abutment
Molonglo River in flood from Mt. Pleasant looking to Kingston . Causway cottages in the centre
Railway trucks for disposal - row of brickworks trucks at Kingston Power Station
Railway trucks for disposal -side tipping brickworks truck at Kingston Power Station
Railway trucks for disposal - -side tipping brickworks truck at Kingston Power Station
Railway trucks for disposal - -side tipping brickworks truck at Kingston Power Station
Railway trucks for disposal - side tipping brickworks truck showing the brick carrying area, at Kingston Power Station
Railway trucks for disposal -rake of brickworks side tipping trucks at Kingston Power Station
Railway trucks for disposal - rake of brickworks side tipping trucks at Kingston Power Station
Braddon and Civic Centre from Mt Ainslie. Ainslie Hotel on the left. Ainslie School in the centre
Anzac Parade and Parliament House from Mt Ainslie
Reid, Braddon and Civic Centre from Mt Ainslie. Ainslie Hotel in the centre
North end of Braddon from Mt Ainslie. Corroboree Park in the centre
Golf championship finals. Two golfers ready to tee off.
House on Mugga Way, Red Hill.
View looking from City Hill, Canberra, with the Melbourne building on the left and the Sydney building on the right.
Melbourne and Sydney Buildings ,Civic Centre from City Hill. Northbourne Avenue between
Golf championship finals - two golfers putting on the final green.
St Andrews House. Manse for the Presbyterian Church, State Circle, Forrest.
View south from City Hill [damaged negative].
Two motor buses [missing].
Cotter Dam wall spillway and stilling pond.
Cotter Dam wall spillway and stilling pond.
Cotter Dam wall spillway and stilling pond.
Cotter Dam wall spillway and stilling pond.
Concrete pipes at the Kingston factory.
Melbourne and Sydney Buildings, Civic Centre from City Hill. Northbourne Avenue between.
Entrance to East Block Offises and Canberra Post Office, QueenVictoria Terrace, Parkes
Melbourne and Sydney Buildings, Civic Centre from City Hill.
Image of Northbourne Avenue, Canberra, ACT, taken from City hill)
Commonwealth Avenue footpath and rose gardens outside Hotel Canberra, looking south
Parliament House from the east. Rose gardens being laid out
Parliament House from Albert Hall over Commonwealth Avenue
Black Mountain Reservoir. Concrete walls of the reservoir
Cotter Dam and wall
Clay quarry for the brickworks near Deakin Oval.
Ariel View. Civic Centre and Braddon. City Hill on the right.
Ariel View. Forrest and Red Hill. Collins Park on the right.
Ariel View. Hotel Kurrajong on left, Wentworth Avenue and Kingston. Telopea Park in centre.
Ariel View. Royal Military College, Duntroon, looking east.
Aerial View. Parliament House, East and West Block Offices.
Ariel View. Wentworth Avenue, Kingston Power Station, Telopea Park, Kingston Shops.
Arial view. Parliament House, East and West Block Offices.
Arial view. Molonglo River, looking east. Causeway, Kingston.
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