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	thick accumulations of coal deposited on alluvial plain - Andrew Roach - presented at the Mesozoic Geology of the Eastern Australia Plate Conference researched chiefly from FALKNER, A.J., FIELDING C.R., SAUNDERS B.J., 1988. The Ipswich and Walloon Coal Measures, in, HAMILTON, L.H., ed., 1988. Field Excursions Handbook for the ninth Australian Geological Convention, Geological Society of Australia, Queensland Division, p 81-94 softly undulating hills - M. Brier Mills P6 This is Queensland’s Ipswich limestone quarried, burned and ferried to Brisbane - President of Ipswich Historical Society This is Queensland’s Ipswich had first railway line - President of Ipswich Historical Society This is Queensland’s Ipswich was nucleus of coal fields - President of Ipswich Historical Society This is Queensland’s Ipswich was supply town of western districts - President of Ipswich Historical Society This is Queensland’s Ipswich a secure place to rear a family - President of Ipswich Historical Society This is Queensland’s Ipswich was cradle of the Queensland saga - Centre Section - This is Queensland’s Ipswich a town of Pubs and Churches - M. Brier Mills P8 This is Queensland’s Ipswich was known as the sheep station - Sydney Cotton P50 A Documentary History of Queensland UQP 1988 Logan noted presence of coal and limestone - Jessica Rodriguez P4 Memories Project Booklet Leichardt Community Group Inc. first free settlers from Scotland - Jessica Rodriguez P4 Memories Project Booklet Leichardt Community Group Inc. provided access to the interior - Jessica Rodriguez P7 Memories Project Booklet Leichardt Community Group Inc. Leichhardt wrote glowing reports of the area - Jessica Rodriguez P10 Memories Project Booklet Leichardt Community Group Inc. was known as Tulmur to Aborigines - Robyn Buchanan P5 Queensland Times July 15 1985 103 in 1846 and 300 in 1847 - Robyn Buchanan Ipswich Heritage Kit a cultural thread of bazaars, Ipswich Punch, plays, ‘burlesques’, poems, orchestras, brass bands, roller skating, football, speech competitions, rowing, skating, music, theatres - Robyn Buchanan Ipswich Heritage Kit (speaking about 1860’s) swimming races were held in Bremer - Robyn Buchanan Ipswich Heritage Kit (speaking about 1900 / 1910’s) 1935 TV signals sent to Bundamba - Robyn Buchanan Ipswich Heritage Kit most horsey 1860 town in Queensland - Robyn Buchanan Ipswich Heritage Kit (speaking about 1860’s) was known as Tulmur to Aborigines - Robyn Buchanan - Queensland Times p 5 July 15 1985 - Aborigines are good natured and humorous - Stephen Simpson - Queensland Times p 5 1843 a city grown from a limekiln - Tales of Early Ipswich from the Queensland Times http://www.thunderer-au.com/tales.htm a village resounding with squatter jollification - Tales of Early Ipswich from the Queensland Times http://www.thunderer-au.com/tales.htm very animated place in 1844 - Tales of Early Ipswich from the Queensland Times http://www.thunderer-au.com/tales.htm more than you expect - Queensland Times Banner June 2002 Welsh attracted here because of coal mining - Time Machine - Global Arts Link Welsh community started Eisteddfods - Time Machine (Headlines of Advertisement) - Global Arts Link I’m not where I’m at yet - Making Tracks (Video) - Global Arts Link don’t know about future - Making Tracks (Video) - Global Arts Link need system to tell like it was - Making Tracks (Video) - Global Arts Link younger Murri kids need to find their identity - Making Tracks (Video) - Global Arts Link frail, industrial heart beats lower and slower - John Birmingham - Leaving Ipswich, p 69 - Exploring Culture and Community GAL we were surrounded by standards to measure ourselves by - Thomas Shapcott - Growing up in Ipswich, p 43 - Exploring Culture and Community GAL a chrysalis changing from within - John Birmingham - Leaving Ipswich, p 67 - Exploring Culture and Community GAL little artistic pottery despite commercial potteries - Glenn R. Cooke - Pottery in Ipswich, p 84 - Exploring Culture and Community GAL separations ignored tribal ties - Notes on The Act - Global Arts Link Aborigines were forced into artificial culture - Notes on - The Act - Global Arts Link my people’s condition was a reproach - Harold Blair Video - Global Arts Link strength of our spirit kept us going - The Missions (video) - Global Arts Link initially little more than convict camp - http://library.ipswich.qld.gov.au/lh/ipshistory.htm and http://www.peoplesvoice.gov.au/stories/qld/ipswich/ipswich_c.htm foundation owed to mineable limestone - http://www.peoplesvoice.gov.au/stories/qld/ipswich/ipswich_c.htm partially insulated against 1890’s depression - A Brief History http://www.peoplesvoice.gov.au/stories/qld/ipswich/ipswich_c.htm early Ipswich had diversified economy - A Brief History http://www.peoplesvoice.gov.au/stories/qld/ipswich/ipswich_c.htm was known as Limestone - http://www.peoplesvoice.gov.au/stories/qld/ipswich/ipswich_c.htm enjoyed various prosperity booms - http://www.peoplesvoice.gov.au/stories/qld/ipswich/ipswich_c.htm spend a night in a colonial home - http://ipswichtourism.com.au/indexxx.html our heritage trails can be explored - http://ipswichtourism.com.au/indexxx.html Winternational is premier racing event - http://ipswichtourism.com.au/indexxx.html centrally located between Gold and Sunshine Coasts - http://ipswichtourism.com.au/indexxx.html C19 rail yards still in operation - http://ipswichtourism.com.au/indexxx.html Ipswich Cup is older than Queensland itself - http://ipswichtourism.com.au/indexxx.html Last updated 27-03-03