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Local History Series - 2009 Q150 Project |
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1.
A Swamp to a Town -
YEPPOON 1865 TO 1890
by
Anton Schick
Follow
the development of the township from the first
house, land sales, first businesses, early transport
and entertainments. $8
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2.
Remarkable People -
Rutherford Armstrong, Annie Wheeler,
Ernest Beaman by Mary OBrien & Mary
Bevis
These
three people played an important role in the
early coastal community but do you know what
they did? Where was the Yeppoon Sugar Mill that
Armstrong managed? Why did Beaman have
a park named after him? What is the connection
between Annie Wheeler and The Haven at Tanby
Point?
$8
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3. YEPPOON
- A Portrait Past & Present Book 1
Includes
full-page photographs of the town and beachfront,
historic buildings and the changing face of
Yeppoon Inlet.
This
is a fascinating record of a rapidly changing
town. $8 |
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4.
Festival, Fun & Frivolity - Yeppoons Pineapple
Festival by Peter Cook
Pinefest
has been celebrated since1962 and followed other
early parades. Discover the results of the first
soap box derby down Adelaide Street, the jump
from a plane into the ocean, the bull fight,
raft races and more. Lots of photos.
$10
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5. YEPPOON
- A Portrait Past & Present Book 2.
by Mary Bevis & Peter Cook
With
nearly 100 historic photographs.
Discover the fascinating story of Yeppoons post
office, railway and hospital. $8
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| These
recent CCHS publications are available from Kern
Arcade News & Casket (Rockhampton), Keppel
Bay Plaza Newsagency and Yellow Door Bookshop
(Yeppoon) but to purchase them at the prices quoted
above you will need to contact the Historical
Society. |