SLNSW-Northumberland Hotel [Cessnock]-9arGB2Gn

Northumberland Hotel [Cessnock]

Full title: Northumberland Hotel [Cessnock]

Author/creator: Brown, W. H.

Date: ca. 1919.

Call Numbers: SPF/3504

Record Identifier: 9arGB2Gn

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Formats: Pictures, Photographs

Contents: Photographs - 8.5 x 13.7 cm. - 1 postcard

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Notes: Transferred from SPF / Cessnock, N.S.W. - Hotels - Northumberland Hotel, ca. 1919, September 2015

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9arGB2Gn

MMS ID: 110043443

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    Northumberland Hotel [Cessnock]

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    Northumberland Hotel [Cessnock]

    Full title

    Northumberland Hotel [Cessnock]

    Author / Creator

    Brown, W. H.

    Date

    ca. 1919

    Call Numbers

    SPF/3504

    Record Identifier

    9arGB2Gn

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    Pictures and Photographs

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    Northumberland Hotel (Cessnock, N.S.W.) bicycles cars hotels & taverns streetscapes Adult Females Adult Males

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    SPF/3504

    Record Identifier

    9arGB2Gn

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