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    Kodachrome slides of Sydney contemporary and historic buildings, monuments, Waratah Festival processions, President Johnson's visit, fountains and gardens, 1962-1982 (including buildings decorated for the Cook Bi-Centenary 1970) / by Rene Goedhardt

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    SLIDES 77

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    nZNo4e8n

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    Kodachrome slides of Sydney contemporary and historic buildings, monuments, Waratah Festival processions, President Johnson's visit, fountains and gardens, 1962-1982 (including buildings decorated for the Cook Bi-Centenary 1970) / by Rene Goedhardt

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    Kodachrome slides of Sydney contemporary and historic buildings, monuments, Waratah Festival processions, President Johnson's visit, fountains and gardens, 1962-1982 (including buildings decorated for the Cook Bi-Centenary 1970) / by Rene Goedhardt

    Full title

    Kodachrome slides of Sydney contemporary and historic buildings, monuments, Waratah Festival processions, President Johnson's visit, fountains and gardens, 1962-1982 (including buildings decorated for the Cook Bi-Centenary 1970) / by Rene Goedhardt

    Author / Creator

    Goedhardt, Rene

    Date

    1962-1982

    Call Numbers

    SLIDES 77

    Record Identifier

    nZNo4e8n

    Formats

    Pictures and Photographs

    — Physical Description

    Contents

    Photographs - 35 mm - 131 Kodakchrome transparencies

    — Other Descriptions

    Level of description

    Fonds

    Access and use

    Physical Access Conditions

    Access to this pictures collection via appointment only. Please submit your request through Ask a Librarian

    Subjects

    Subjects and topics

    Sydney Metropolitan Area (N.S.W.) Sydney (N.S.W.) Westmead (N.S.W.) anniversaries antiquities botanical gardens building demolition Christmas trees decorations (festive) floats (processions) fountains gardens historic buildings hydrofoil ferries Modern architecture motorcades national estate official buildings official events official visits parks processions returned servicepeople roads & streets sculptures speedboats spring festivals squares (streets) statues sundials technical colleges city & town views town halls trade shows universities Captain Cook Bi-Centenary Celebrations Kingfisher (speedboat) Manly (hydrofoil ferry) Sydney Opera House Sydney Trade Fair (1963) Waratah Spring Festival (Sydney, N.S.W.)

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    — SCOPE AND CONTENTS

    Contents

    1-16. Contemporary buildings, 1963-1982
    17-23. Sydney streets, 1981-1982
    24-32. Waratah Festival processions, 1963-1966
    33-39. Statues, memorials, sculpture, 1982
    40-41. "Manly" hydrofoil and "Kingfisher" speedboat, Oct 1964-May 1965
    42-64. Fountains and pools, 1962-1982
    65-72. Building interiors, 1982
    73. Sunset, Westmead
    7...

    — ALTERNATIVE TITLES

    Full title

    Kodachrome slides of Sydney contemporary and historic buildings, monuments, Waratah Festival processions, President Johnson's visit, fountains and gardens, 1962-1982 (including buildings decorated for the Cook Bi-Centenary 1970) / by Rene Goedhardt

    — AUTHORS, ARTISTS AND CONTRIBUTORS

    Author / Creator

    — NOTES

    General note

    Contents list available in the Mitchell Library, Original Materials Reading Room Reference Shelves at SLIDES 77

    — CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION

    Source

    Presented Sept 1997

    Identifiers

    — PRIMARY IDENTIFIERS

    Call Numbers

    SLIDES 77

    Record Identifier

    nZNo4e8n

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    — OTHER IDENTIFIERS

    Reference code

    152122

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