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Mangowine Homestead is an
historic homestead in Nungarin,
Western Australia,
built by
Charles Frederick and Jane
Swain Adams. It
comprises a
cottage built...
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February 1851 – 9
November 1934) was an
Australian farmer who
built the
Mangowine Homestead with her husband.
Adams was born in Toodyay,
Western Australia...
- train. It is also the
terminus for the
Merredinlink rural train service.
Mangowine Homestead Pioneer Women Memorial Waterfall The
following people were either...
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Perth Cemeteries, East
Perth Ellensbrook,
Yebble Goldfields Pipeline Mangowine Homestead,
Nungarin No. 1 Pump Station,
Mundaring Old Blythewood, Pinjarra...
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Society Mandurah Community Museum Mandurah Peel
Local history website Mangowine Homestead Nungarin Wheatbelt Historic house website,
operated by the National...
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multiple names:
authors list (link) Erickson, R. (1974). Jane
Adams of
Mangowine in
Early Days Journal, Vol. VII, Part VI.
Papers and
articles Articles...
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February 2009
Mangowine Homestead 1923
Karomin Road
Nungarin 31°02′50″S 118°06′19″E / 31.0471°S 118.1054°E / -31.0471; 118.1054 (
Mangowine Homestead)...
- 1952
Malyalling Primary School Malyalling Wickepin 1910 1943
Mangowine Primary School Mangowine Nungarin 1913 1945
Mayanup Primary School Mayanup Boyup Brook...
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Central Ward (3 councillors) Kwelkan/Danberrin/Elabbin Ward (2 councillors)
Mangowine/Campion/Knungajin Ward (2 councillors) The
towns and
localities of the...
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Greenough Ellensbrook East
Perth Cemeteries Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail Mangowine Homestead No 1 Pump
Station -
Mundaring Weir Old
Blythewood Peninsula...
