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Subject: Canberra/ACT: These superb images of old Canberra were taken by an accomplished photographer in 1936 unless indicated otherwise. Looking down on the nation's new capital as it was before the spread of development took over is fascinating.
(The x after a catalogue number indicates that it is available in smaller size such as 18 x 13cm {5x7}. An "L" after the catalogue number designates a larger size (Usually 30 x 40cm approx.)is available.Available sizes are at the end of each description at the page bottom. Sometimes sizes or proportion may vary due to a need to include all necessary information in the photo.) Wherever possible, a descriptive caption accompanies the photograph.
All images restored by Frozen in Time Gallery are protected by copyright. Reproduction permission should be sought before use.

C1 Ainslie	C2 Duntroon area?	C3 Braddon & Turner	C4 Ainslie
C5 Parliament House	C6 & C6x Parliament House road	C7 Canberra now

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C1- Canberra 1936 The view from Red Hill looking out over suburbs of Griffith, Red Hill and Narrabundah with Kingston in the distance 27.7 x 21cm
C2- Canberra 1936. Possibly over the Duntroon area 27.7 x 18.5cm
C3- Canberra from Mt. Ainslie towards Black Mountain with streets of what would become Braddon & Turner suburbs 27.7 x 18.5cm
C4- Canberra 1936 The view from Red Hill looking out over suburbs of Griffith, Red Hill and Narrabundah with Kingston in the distance. 27.7 x 18.5cm
C5- Canberra from Mt. Ainslie with Australian War Memorial in the foreground & Parliament House 27.7 x 18.5cm
C6- King George Terrace in front of Parliament House 1936 18 x 13cm; 27.7 x 18.5cm
C7- Canberra from Mt. Ainslie as seen today. Compare with C5. 27.7 x 18.5cm