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Town Clerk's Department Correspondence Files, 1914-1978 [Municipal Council of Sydney / City of Sydney]

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File - Official opening of Martin Place pedestrian precinct, Sydney, 1971-1972

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Unique IDA-00094150SeriesTown Clerk's Department Correspondence Files, 1914-1978 [Municipal Council of Sydney / City of Sydney]DateBetween 16th August 1971 and 3rd February 1972Date qualifierexactFormatRegistered File - PhysicalDescriptionProposal for official opening ceremony of pedestrian areas in Martin Place between George Street and Pitt Street. Includes correspondence regarding use of Royal Australian Air Force band, special souvenir covers to be produced by the General Post office, copy for news items, proposed design for commemorative bronze plaque, list of invitees, official invitation, full opening ceremony order of events and Lord Mayor's speech. LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYesBorn digital itemNo

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Number of pages85

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Street nameMartinStreet typePlaceSuburbSydneyPostcode2000StateNew South WalesCountryAustralia

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Public access statusRestricted original (digital copy available)

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Source system ID2763/71

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Authenticity & integrityThis is an official record created by Sydney Municipal Council. The record has been held in the Council’s custody and has a high level of authenticity. Users should be aware that this is an historical record and the language used within the record was the language of the time it was captured, and may not reflect current community values or expectations.

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