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Chris Webber – History Of Disasters In The Blue Mountains

Chris Weber came to the society and presented 'Death & Misadventure in the Blue Mountains'. This is video recording of the talk.
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Graham Alcorn’s Walk To Minihaha Falls

Historical video of Graham Alcorn's Walk To Minihaha Falls
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Jill Dark – Along The Trail

Historical video of Jill Dark - Along The Trail
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Katoomba Waltz

Mary McCarron Maguire’s, Katoomba Waltz dedicated to Sir Frederick Darley (then Lieutenant Governor of NSW) and Lady Darley who lived in “Lilianfels”, Katoomba. Published in
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Harry Dillon ‘Macquarie’

Guest speaker Harry Dillion speaks on the 'MACQUARIE'
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David King – AKA Dingo Darbo

David King (AKA Dingo Darbo) is a Gundungurra man and a member of the Gundungurra Aboriginal Heritage Ass and a Gulley Traditional owner.
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John Martin – Last Postie

John Martin, the last Horse 'Postie' in Katoomba
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Lawrence Taylor – Bodington

Lawrence Taylor talks Robyne Ridge about Bodington Hospital and Tuberculosis in the Blue Mountains.
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Mountains Locals Talk About Their WW2 Experiences.

A list of WW2 biographies.
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Winter Magic – John Ellison

The Katoomba Winter Magic Festival is a community festival, celebrated annually around the Winter solstice in the Blue Mountains of NSW. John Ellison conceived and
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Winter Magic – Warren Ross Interview

Nigel Glassey interviews Warren Ross was president of the Winter Magic festival for seven years and was one of the originators of the festival.
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Beryl McLaughlin Interview

A audio interview with Beryl McLaughlin.
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