Fun final monthly meeting of 2024
50 years of Louie’s barbershop in Wynnum (plus birthday cake!)
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50 years of Louie’s barbershop in Wynnum (plus birthday cake!)
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Annerley-Stephens History Group (ASHG) presents Talking History: Revealing Early Brisbane: The Cross River Rail Archaeological Program with Dr Kevin Rains on Saturday 16 November, 2.00 pm – 3.30 pm including afternoon tea.
Hear fascinating insights into early Brisbane revealed through the Cross River Rail Archaeological digs.
Join us after the talk for afternoon tea.
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Our last seminar for the year will take a look at the lead up to the ‘Grand Experiment’ the creation of the ‘Greater’ Brisbane Council which sat for the first time in 1925
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To celebrate Bribie Island Seaside Museum’s Shifting Shores: Bribie’s beautiful beaches, Lynne Hooper from the Bribie Island Historical Society will delve into the history of Bribie Island as a beloved beach holiday destination.
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The talk considers the topic Why is Fairfield so Different showcasing how social
history can be affected by geography.
Presenter Jeff Brunne is the President of the Annerley-Stephens History Group. His talks discuss broad historical and cultural trends, from the perspective of ordinary people.
Book through the Fairfield Library, 34038615.
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