Too Many Cobwebs: A Collection of Memories 1958-1998 by Billie Andrews
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Too Many Cobwebs: A Collection of Memories 1958-1998 by Billie Andrews

Home/Store/Subjects/Western Australian History/Goldfields Esperance Region
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AU$15.00
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Book Type: SECONDHAND
Book Condition: Good
Author: Billie Andrew
Edition: 1st Edition
Publisher: St John Ambulance
Place: Esperance WA
Year: 1999
Format: Paperback
Pages: 120 pages
Period: 20th Century

Book Description

Secondhand. Good condition. Wear to book corners and edges. Marks on covers.

The Esperance Sub-Centre of St John Ambulance was formed in 1958, with first aid being taught from 1954. The booklet includes a chronology of events, profiles of significant people and local histories.

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