Please note that some of these items contain family history information.
Contents:
Acton ACT : Acton-from Mt. Pleasant, pre 1925 (photo) : Canberra-generally
Canberra - Early & Later Landholders : Canberra - Wartime : Canberra High School
Canberra Radio : Poems about Canberra
Molonglo Settlement Camp, Fyshwick : The Queen's Visit to Canberra-February 1954
Westlake - known today as Stirling Park, Yarralumla (with Map)
Acton Hall - memories of other days when Canberra was younger.
Frederick Piggin describes early days in Canberra - at his retirement in 1948. He arrived in Canberra in 1910 and talks of Duntroon, the Cotter, Condor Crk, Uriarra & Canberra.
Ten Christmas Days in Canberra - a Retrospect 1923-1932 - relates how Canberra has changed over these years
First Military Unit raised in Canberra District - Bungendore Corps of the Southern District Reserves (Watson A. Steel)
Canberra is My Beat, by 'Uriarra' - a whimsical look at Canberra at the end of 1946.
McLaughlin, John - Canberra's Oldest Native - includes spelling of Canberra; crossing the Murrumbidgee River at Uriarra with a loaded dray enroute to Sydney.
Moore, Joshua John - first landholder on the Limestone Plains, 1823.
A Young Teacher in Perspective - Terrence Steinmetz
Radio 2CA & A.J. Ryan - Ruth Roffe, former office assistant
Nearly had a House at Westlake - Joan Adam's Story of Molonglo Settlement Camp
'Canberra', a poem published May 1927 by Henry Edwin Horne, and performed by schoolchildren as a song to welcome the Duke of Kent in Sydney November 1934.
Newspaper articles on the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's visit to Canberra, February 1954. Includes their arrival, meeting pioneers, schoolchildren's displays & Manuka Oval...
Weetangerra Methodist Church - news items and letters to the Editor
A Google map overlaid with a map of Canberra, showing the Westlake Settlement marked above Perth Avenue, north-west of Capital Hill.
