Victoria's Colonial Homes and Families
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From 1843 until the late 19th century, several colonial families were prominent in Victoria’s history. Some of their names are still familiar on streets and geographical features: Douglas, Tolmie, Finlayson, Work, Ross and Tod. In this illustrated talk, historian John Adams will combine the stories of their Indigenous and European backgrounds and the homes they built.
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