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Stanthorpe in 1912

Bert Heyman and friend at the Four Mile Mine, Stanthorpe, November 1912. Source: Bonzle, via QldPics.

In 1912, a large portion of the historical records are dedicated to the happenings at the local schools. Glen Aplin […]

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