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Bishopscourt book published

East Melbourne

  • 120 Clarendon Street

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  • Bishopscourt

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  • Blainey
  • Freier
  • Rushen

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Acquisition number: 
1232
Catalogue number: 
emfv0866
File name: 
VF0866
File location: 
Vertical File

Newspaper articles about the publication of a book on the history of Bishopscourt, titled "Bishopscourt Melbourne - Official Residence and Family Home" by Elizabeth Rushen. The book was commissioned by Mrs Joy Freier, wife of Archbishop Philip Freier, who wanted it to be a social rather than a church history. The book was launched on 7 October 2013 by Professor Geoffrey Blainey.

Item type: 
File
Building name: 
Bishopscourt
Subject address: 
120 Clarendon Street, East Melbourne
Related content: 
Review by David Woods
Date digitised: 
2016
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