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Roadvale School of Arts & Technical College, 1911

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English: Roadvale School of Arts & Technical College, 1911. Erected in 1904, it was regarded as one of the most attractive buildings in the area. Methodist church services were held here until a church was built at Roadvale. The building survived the disastrous 1915 fire but was destroyed by fire in 1968
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Roadvale School of Arts & Technical College, 1911] published by Scenic Rim Regional Council, out of copyright
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Camera location27° 55′ 04.19″ S, 152° 41′ 23″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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