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Title
Mary Knaggs - Early Colonial Townscape in New South Wales and Tasmania, May 2000
Creator
Mary Knaggs
Call number
MLMSS 7258/Box 1X
Level of description
fonds
Date

2000
Type of material
Textual Records
Reference code
430511
Physical Description
0.16 metres of textual material (1 outsize box)
Textual Records - (computer typescript)
ADMINISTRATIVE/ BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY

Mary Knaggs was the second of three Australian scholars who won the Caroline Simpson Scholarship to study under the Prince of Wales's School of Architecture in London (now the Prince's Foundation).
Scope and Content
Thesis submitted for the degree of Master of Philosophy, University of Wales. A study of the development of urban design in colonial Australia. The author discusses many early towns in NSW including Sydney, Parramatta and Newcastle. Tasmanian towns include Georgetown and Launceston, with particular emphasis on the village of Richmond.
Copying Conditions
Reproduction Restricted
Subject
Architecture--New South Wales--Sydney.
Architecture--Tasmania.
City planning--New South Wales--Sydney.
City planning--Tasmania.
City planning--Tasmania--Richmond.
Place
Richmond (Tas.)
Sydney Region (N.S.W.)

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