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Docklands History Group: The long and perilous journey

City of Melbourne Libraries (2019- )28 September 2017

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City of Melbourne Libraries (2019- )

Date of work:

28 September 2017

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LIB-EVE 000149

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Item from Collection: Heritage Collection (HC)

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Sub-collection: Library programs (HC_LIBPROG)

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1 part record(s)

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Title: The long and perilous journeyVenue: Library at The DockSpeaker: Judy BuckrichBlurb:Dockland History GroupTHE LONG AND PERILOUS JOURNEYJudy Buckrich, historian for the Melbourne Docklands Authority will share with us her research on the Port of Melbourne from the discovery of Port Philip Bay by Europeans in 1802 to the technological innovations in shipping and cargo that turned the port village to the largest container port in Australia.

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City of MelbourneBuckrich, Judith, 1950-Melbourne Docklands Authority

Topics:

Library eventsLibrary marketingDocklands History Group, 2014-PortsJetties, wharves and piersVictoria Dock (Docklands, Vic.)Settlements

Places:

Docklands (Vic.)

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Posters

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Magazines, newsletters and ephemera

Record number:

1302628