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News And Events

New online index

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Archival Snapshot

New online index

A woman assisting researches with the computers in the reading room
News And Events

Bendigo's 'Petitions of the People'

Petition Bye-Law for permitting hairdressers shops to be kept open
Archival Snapshot

Bendigo's 'Petitions of the People'

Petition Bye-Law for permitting hairdressers shops to be kept open
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Stories of WW1 soldier settlers come to life

Soldier Settlers
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Stories of WW1 soldier settlers come to life

Soldier Settlers
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Stories of WW1 soldier settlers come to life

Soldier Settlers
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