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  • A pastoral leasehold run
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  • The Colonial Mutual Life (CML) building
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Plans of public buildings

In series NRS-4335 Plans of Public Buildings there are 3,400+ plans and over 430 have been digitised and published to our catalogue, Collection Search. This page displays a sample of the digitised plans and includes gaols; hospitals; lands buildings; pilot stations; post and telegraph offices; school buildings and traways buildings. 
 

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Early Crown Plan

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A pastoral leasehold run

This is an example of a pastoral leasehold run. It's the Obella Holding [NRS 8352 lease #709] which was situated south of Dubbo, part of the Central Land Division.

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Map of Norfolk Island Settlement

This is an 1829 plan of the Settlement and Garrison Farm, Norfolk Island, Surveyed by Captain Wakefield [NRS 13859, Map 6321].

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The Colonial Mutual Life (CML) building

The Colonial Mutual Life (CML) building is a heritage listed Sydney landmark on the corner of Pitt Street and Martin Place, and sits opposite the GPO. It was designed by well-known Sydney architect John Kirkpatrick and built in 1892-93 in the Victorian Free Classical style.

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