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Hospital for Sick Children

Doctor A. Jefferis Turner – “Gentle Annie”

October 5, 2019March 6, 2020 / Paul's Blogs / 9 Comments

Doctor Jefferis Turner made great contributions to children’s health in Queensland. He was also an expert in moths.

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Making a Splash 2 – South Brisbane’s Early Swimming Baths
Making a Splash – Brisbane’s Floating Swimming Baths
All That Glitters – Brisbane Gold Rushes
George and Amelia Croft’s South Brisbane Amphitheatre
Life with Brisbane’s Trams
The Dutton Park Garden Theatre
The Lang Family of Rosecliffe Street
Tom Garrick and his West End Theatres
A Walk Down Norfolk Road
“Hamlet’s Ghost”
Early South Brisbane Street Names and the Montague Mystery
The Three Torbrecks
Sheep, a House and Three Churches
Nicholas Walpole Raven and the West End Pub With No Beer
Brisbane’s Princess Theatre
The West End School of Arts
Beer, Books and a Bookie – the Story of a Highgate Hill House
The Davies Park Story
Alexander Brown Wilson, Architect.
Ferdinand and Josephine Papi – an Edwardian Power Couple
Kurilpa – Water, Water, Everywhere
Alfred Hockings and his “Rosaville” Nursery
“Dorra Tor” – Plywood, Politics and Punters
The Fascinating Story of the First Victoria Bridge
Omnibus Families of the Southside
Brisbane’s Omnibuses
Holy Hawthorne Street
Vulture Street – From Dotted Line to Bitumen
The Origins of Orleigh Park
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