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517 photos and 2 illustrations tagged heritage, from 19 members of Flickr Commons.

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Looking across the Auditorium at the Paramount Theatre, Newcastle

  • Ann Chapman said:
    A tragedy that this building was not considered worthy to be saved

Gunner Edmund Sample (1877-1917) of Norfolk

  • Glistening Chalk said:
    I have the same picture of Edmund but better quality , how do I upload to this site please ??

Tree lined Woongarra St West Bundaberg ca 1910

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Bundaberg is one of Queensland's gracious coastal cities. It is essentially a sugar town (although it is now large enough to be a major service center) and it is characterized by tropical parks and gardens, a lazy green-brown tropical river (the Burnett), handsome Classical Revival buildings with solid Doric and Corinthian columns, wide streets, palm and fig trees and the heady scent of bougainvillea and jasmine. In summer it quietly swelters under the hot, subtropical sun. In winter it is close to balmy perfection. It is a city rich in attractions where a visitor could easily spend a week visiting the famous Bundaberg Rum Distillery, the beautiful Botanic Gardens with the bizarre incongruity of Bert Hinkler's stucco-and-brick English suburban home, the Lutheran Church with its huge Biblical text facade and the handsome historic buildings in the city center. Only minutes away, through fields of sugar cane, is Bargara with the unforgettable black basalt on the beaches and the loggerhead turtles who come to lay their eggs at Mon Repos. City Heritage Walk There is an easy, relatively short (ie a total of six blocks) City Heritage Walk which includes Quay Street, Bourbong Street and Woongarra Street and runs from Maryborough Street to Targo Street. It looks at twelve significant buildings: Source: www.aussietowns.com.au/town/bundaberg-qld