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View of the cannon which was in the garden at Glencoe, and used by John Campbell to deter Aboriginals. The cannon came from the Clonmel, wrecked in 1841. It is now in the garden of Ardincaple, a house built by the Coulsons at Jimmy's Point, overlooking Lakes Entrance.
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The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39
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View of the cannon which was in the garden at Glencoe, and used by John Campbell to deter Aboriginals. The cannon came from the Clonmel, wrecked in 1841. It is now in the garden of Ardincaple, a house built by the Coulsons at Jimmy's Point, overlooking Lakes Entrance.
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The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39
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View of the house at Lakes Entrance built by Louisa Campbell Coulson and her two sisters, after they returned from Europe after the First World War. The house is weatherboard with an iron roof and set in a neat garden.
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The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39
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View of the house at Lakes Entrance built by Louisa Campbell Coulson and her two sisters, after they returned from Europe after the First World War. The house is weatherboard with an iron roof and set in a neat garden.
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The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39
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View of the entrance at Lakes Entrance, from the loungeroom of Ardincaple, the home built by Louisa Campbell Coulson and her two sisters, after they returned from Europe after the First World War.
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The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39
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View of the entrance at Lakes Entrance, from the loungeroom of Ardincaple, the home built by Louisa Campbell Coulson and her two sisters, after they returned from Europe after the First World War.
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The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39
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View of the entrance at Lakes Entrance, from the loungeroom of Ardincaple, the home built by Louisa Campbell Coulson and her two sisters, after they returned from Europe after the First World War.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39
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View of the entrance at Lakes Entrance, from the loungeroom of Ardincaple, the home built by Louisa Campbell Coulson and her two sisters, after they returned from Europe after the First World War.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39
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View of the cannon which was in the garden at Glencoe, used by John Campbell to deter Aboriginals. The cannon came from the Clonmel, wrecked in 1841. It is now in the garden of Ardincaple, a house built by the Coulsons on Jimmy's Point, overlooking Lakes Entrance.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39
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View of the cannon which was in the garden at Glencoe, used by John Campbell to deter Aboriginals. The cannon came from the Clonmel, wrecked in 1841. It is now in the garden of Ardincaple, a house built by the Coulsons on Jimmy's Point, overlooking Lakes Entrance.
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Item held by Gippsland and Regional Studies Collection, Federation University Australia.
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The Campbell Coulsons and Gippsland - POT 39