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Governor Hunter, a Cowpastures memorial at Mount Annan

The statue of Governor Hunter in the Governors Green Park at Mount Annan is another celebration of the history of the Cowpastures.

1932 · Artefacts · Camden · Camden Museum · Community identity · Cultural Heritage · Cultural icon · Ephemera · Heritage · History · Interwar · Local History · Local Studies · Macarthur · Place making · Political history · Propaganda · Sense of place · Starvation Debenture · Stereotypes · Storytelling · Uncategorized

Political propaganda in 1932

The Starvation Debenture produced by the United Country Party is an example of political advertising from the 1932 New South Wales election.

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Rachel, a great yarn of the bush from colonial New South Wales

Jeff McGill's Rachel is a ripping yarn about the colonial frontier and the role of women in colonial New South Wales.