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SECOND HAND BOOK – EX-LIBRARY
From the Foreword:
“In this second volume covering the years 1905 to 1961, Betty Osborn has presented us with a vivid picture of life in Maryborough. From the demise of the lucrative gold mines, through to the growth and development of a prosperous progressive town, we see many examples of people’s courage, initiative and determination in working together to bring about changes to improve conditions in their community.
Reminiscences from many local identities bring a very personal touch to this compelling story of life in a country town over the first half of the twentieth century, and we sense very keenly Maryborough’s struggle during this time of regrowth and consolidation, ‘against the odds’.”
Specifications:
Condition: Good – ex-library book, plastic wrapped, spine has library label and inside pages have library stamps.
Publisher: Central Goldfields Shire Council
Year: 1995
Format: Hardback, with dustjacket
Pages: 478pp
ISBN: 0646244450
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