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The Macarthurs and the merino sheep - Australia's Culture PortalAustralia is also recognised as producing the world's highest quality woollen fibre – Australian merino wool. John and Elizabeth Macarthur were married in Devonshire in England in 1788. In 1796, John Macarthur bought his first merino sheep from a ...
As Australia had no native grape varieties suitable for wine-making, grapes were imported from Europe and much of the wine produced was shipped back to the United Kingdom. Early wine production at Lindemans, established in the Hunter Valley (New South Wa...
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H9575 Quill pen, feather, reputedley owned by John Macarthur, Camden, New South Wales, Australia, early 19th c - Powerhouse Museum Collection (website Powerhouse Museum )>User keywords, or 'tags', are words added to object records by other users to enhance their discovery. Quill pen, feather, reputedley owned by John Macarthur, Camden, New South Wales, Australia, early 19th c. The Museum continues to update and add new r...
irn=374795&search=camden&site_id=3 http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/? irn=374796&search=camden&site_id=3 > 2007/61/1-3/36 Photographic print, black & white, exterior of Crown Hotel, Camden, New South Wales, Austr...
Description: Angus & Roberston 1955 1955 Please contact The Bookery for a detailed description. Description:Located in Wollongong St Fyshwick in the Fyshwick Plaza. The Bookery stocks a wide range of secondhand books including many children's titles....
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This clip shows knitwear specialist John Macarthur in his Sydney shop and workroom as he describes taking knitting into new, more creative directions to interviewer Lee Lin Chin. The clip provides a detailed view of a hand-powered knitting machine. Clip...
This clip shows knitwear specialist John Macarthur in his Sydney shop and workroom as he describes taking knitting into new, more creative directions to interviewer Lee Lin Chin. He is filmed standing in front of stacks of knitwear and then seated at his...
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'Windows and Plan Forms in the Picturesque.' Dr John Macarthur, University of Queensland. This paper looks at the remarks about windows and views by Richard Payne Knight, Uvedale Price and Humphry Repton, in which view specificity seems the last considera...
John Macarthur is from the Macarthur dynasty, the pioneers of Australia s wool industry. John Macarthur was content to lead a hippy lifestyle until his knits were featured in Vogue and he became a knitting institution in Bondi, Sydney. She loves to try o...
>User keywords, or 'tags', are words added to object records by other users to enhance their discovery. Quill pen, feather, reputedley owned by John Macarthur, Camden, New South Wales, Australia, early 19th c. The Museum continues to update and add new r...
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Image not availableDigital images are not yet available for all objects. Description>A silver coloured metal commemorative medal depicting John Macarthur. The back contains text stating "Australia 200 years - A Bicentennial medal collection" inscribed o...
> > img id="pm3" alt="Chris Watson â~" 1904" src="/apmresources/images/pm/3.jpg"/> > > > > > > > img id="pm11" alt="Earle Page â~" 1939" src="/apmresources/images/pm/11.jpg"/> img id="pm12" alt="Robert Menzies â~" 1939â~"41, 1949â~"66" src="/apmresources/...
> > img id="pm3" alt="Chris Watson â~" 1904" src="/apmresources/images/pm/3.jpg"/> > > > > > > > img id="pm11" alt="Earle Page â~" 1939" src="/apmresources/images/pm/11.jpg"/> img id="pm12" alt="Robert Menzies â~" 1939â~"41, 1949â~"66" src="/apmresources/...
In April 1798 Robert Campbell left in their ship, the Hunter, for New South Wales on another attempt to develop a trading connexion there. In 1826 Campbell's wharf became a private one for the first time, and next year Campbell admitted his two eldest so...
In 1838, after Bourke was recalled, McLeay reprinted with more documents his pamphlet, Correspondence Between Major-Gen. Sir Richard Bourke  and Alexander McLeay, first published in 1836 in Sydney. However, the Colonial Office accepted Gipps's recomme...
Image not availableDigital images are not yet available for all objects. Description>A 19th Century folk art diorama, similar in appearance to a small stage set, which portrays Governor William Bligh's arrest by the Militia during the Rum Rebellion in Sy...
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