File:Merrendee store and McGrath homestead.jpg
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English: Don Endacott's store and McGrath family home "Murray King" at Yarrabin (then Merrendee), NSW. Approx. 1920 |
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| Source | Photographer unknown (c.1920). Published in Cynthia Robinson (ed) "Travelling down the Cudgegong", Gulgong Writing Group, 1984, p.111. |
| Author | Photographer unknown (c.1920). Published in Cynthia Robinson (ed) "Travelling down the Cudgegong", Gulgong Writing Group, 1984, p.111. |
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Photographer unknown (c.1920). Published in Cynthia Robinson (ed) "Travelling down the Cudgegong", Gulgong Writing Group, 1984, p.111.
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