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Queensland House at 392-393 Strand, London was opened in October 1966 for the Queensland Agent-General.
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Governor Sir Alan Mansfield opening of the 38th Parliament, Brisbane, 2 August 1966
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Sir Alan Mansfield was Lieutenant-Governor of Queensland on several occasions during his time as Chief Justice. He was appointed Governor in 1966 and retired in 1972. The suburb of Mansfield in south east Brisbane is named after him.
The 38th Parliament was opened on 2 August 1966 following the election on 25 May.
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Produce display, RNA Exhibition, Brisbane, August 1966
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A display of fresh and preserved vegetables, meats, grains and other produce from the Darling Downs region.
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Rocklea Indistrial Area, Brisbane, 1967
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The Courier-Mail
8 April 1954
INDUSTRIAL SITES DEMAND. Southern firms set up offices and factories
A BIG demand for industrial sites in and around Brisbane has been made in recent weeks by large southern industries and manufacturing firms.
Sydney and Melbourne firms which formerly had only a representative in Brisbane are now setting up branch offices, storage rooms, and, in some cases, factories. Real estate agents reported yesterday that already several sales of
small sites had been made, while other firms had placed orders for suitable sites.
Mr. Alan White, of Ray White Pty Ltd, said yesterday: ‘This is one of the most; remarkable trends in real estate we have seen in Brisbane in recent years.’ Other agents said the demand was mostly for 24 perch or 32-perch sites in the city for branch offices and despatch and show rooms, and for larger blocks of land or buildings in the outer
Railway workshops, Wacol, 1967
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Wacol is 18 km south west of Brisbane. This is the Queensland Railways Wagon Repair Depot.
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Town Hall, Alpha, 3 May 1967
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The town of alpha was established in 1884 as a temporary terminus of the Central Western railway being built westwards from Rockhampton.
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Premier Frank Nicklin laying wreath, Alpha, 3 May 1967
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Anzac Park and Memorial, Alpha.
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Library, Barcaldine, 1967
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Barcaldine takes it name from the sheep station Barcaldine Downs, which was established in 1863 by Donald Cameron.
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Golden Circle cannery, Northgate, 1967
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The Golden Circle cannery was established at Northgate in 1947 and spun off into a separate business in 1964. To the left of the factory to the left is Binda railway station and in the background is the Banyo Railway Workshops. In the top right is the Banyo Ordnance Depot, originally built by the United States Army between 1943 and 1945 and transferred to the Australian Army in 1950.
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General Motors Holden factory, Acacia Ridge, Brisbane, 1967
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General Motors Holden opened its factory at Acacia Ridge in 1967. It closed in 1985 and has since been converted to warehouses.
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