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THEN AND NOW: Hume and Hovell mark trees near the river - one still stands
Peter Harper, Albury and District Historical Society
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The Hovell Tree circa 1900. Inset: William Hovells inscription before it was destroyed by the growth of the tree. Picture supplied
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THEN AND NOW: Mosiac footpath sign marks where watering hole once stood
Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society
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The facade of Wodonga's Terminus Hotel, which was built in 1873, has altered many times over its long history. Picture supplied
Coffin plate of the man who named Australia heads to SA
Bray Boland
A statue of Matthew Flinders and his cat stands at Euston station near where his grave was found. (AP PHOTO)
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THEN AND NOW: Army and jail records reveal a Digger's troubled past
Howard Jones, Albury and District Historical Society
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Police mug shots of Mihai Simionescu
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THEN AND NOW: Wodonga without Woodland would be a different story
Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society
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John Woodland (centre) with son Charles Woodland, unnamed grandson and daughters Rose Murphy and Susan Nunan. Picture supplied
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THEN AND NOW: Hume and Hovell trek a story of inception, but also intrusion
Bruce Pennay, Albury and District Historical Society
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A version of the Hume and Hovell expedition party preparing to cross the Hume (Murray) River. Picture supplied
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THEN AND NOW: Breakfast quality, size adjusted based on prisoner's crime
Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society
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There has been a police station in Wodonga since 1854, with the original building likely to have been a bark or slab hut. Picture supplied
Rare artefacts on display for largest pharaohs showcase
William Ton
Pharaoh celebrates 3000 years of ancient Egyptian art and culture. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
Diver team finds last ship of polar explorer Shackleton
The vessel upon which famed polar explorer Ernest Shackleton died has been found off eastern Canada. (AP PHOTO)
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THEN AND NOW: Sending food parcels to Britain a key focus for CWA members
Uta Wiltshire, Wodonga and District Historical Society
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The Wodonga Country Women's Association hall, next door to the fire station, pictured in 1940, eight years after the branch began. Picture supplied

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