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English: The Sand Hills Burying Grounds, Sydney New South Wales. Illustration to scheme proposed by Norman Selfe, 1894. No.1.

Drawing (pen & ink and watercolour) by Norman Selfe of the area of the Devonshire Street Cemetery. Associated drawing No.2 shows Selfe's proposed use of the area.

SLNSW Title: Royal Australian Historical Society : proposed plans of area near Central Station, Sydney

SLNSW Supplementary Identifier numbers - Call Number: PXD 1072; File number: FL10464807; Reference code 421632; IE Number IE10464793
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Norman Selfe (1839–1911)  wikidata:Q289631
 
Norman Selfe
Description Australian civil engineer, engineer, marine architect and inventor
Date of birth/death 9 December 1839 Edit this at Wikidata 15 October 1911 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Teddington Edit this at Wikidata Sydney Edit this at Wikidata
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The Sand Hills Burying Grounds, Sydney New South Wales. Illustration to scheme proposed by Norman Selfe, 1894. No.1

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