tabernacle

Something very interesting! Rescue of Historical Ship Logbooks Clement Wragge (1892 – 1903) • Clement Wragge, known for his "mop of flaming red hair and explosive temper to match”, was the first person to produce weather forecasts in Australia. • 1887-1902: He was appointed Government Meteorologist in Queensland. • By 1893 Wragge had established 97 meteorological stations and 398 rain gauge stations throughout Queensland and in the Pacific region. • He was the first person to introduce the naming of storms and cyclones. His original idea was to name them after the names of ‘annoying’ politicians. • Wragge collected extracts of ship logbooks which have been archived at the National Archives in Brisbane. • I photographed more than 8,000 extracts which cover the period from 1892-1903 and most of them have been digitised as part of the Weather Detective project. Source: ensembles-eu.metoffice.gov.uk/C3S-DR/pages/workshop_mater...

From wikipedia: "The Baptists held their first service in the School of Arts building on the corner of Liverpool Road and Holden Street. After building a small church further down Holden Street in 1886, they returned to the School of Arts in 1903 which then became known as the Baptist Tabernacle. In 1937, they sold the building, which was knocked down and replaced with a cinema ... " (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashfield,_New_South_Wales#Churches)

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