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Chinese Tribute Gardens Chinaman's Dam was built in the 1860's by German brothers Herman and John Tiedmann to provide water for the sluicing of their Victoria Hill gold claims. The brothers, at some time in the 1870's sold their area to a Chinese group who then worked on the site.Young New South Wales Australia

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ICDR_25010

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ICDR_25012

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Empire Hotel Empire Hotel built in early 1861 by John Henry Vicq Young New South Wales Australia

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Retail Stores Young NSW Australia Strip Retail shops on Boorowa St Young New South Wales

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ICDR_01652

Southern Cross Cinema Detail of modern electrical work on Southern Cross Cinema Young New South Wales Australia

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Uniting Church Young Australia The Uniting Church Young New South Wales Australia

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Uniting Church Young Australia The Uniting Church Young New South Wales Australia

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Young - Cherry Capital Welcome to Young Cherry Capital of the World New South Wales Australia

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Young Council Chambers Young Council Chambers Young Southwest Slopes New South Wales Australia

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ICDR_28711

Young Council Chambers Young Council Chambers Young Southwest Slopes New South Wales Australia

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Young Railway Station The now disused Young Railway Station New South Wales Australia

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ICDR_25025

Young Shire Town Hall and Council Chambers The Soldiers Memorial clock tower is the central feature of the Young Shire Council Town Hall and Council Chambers Boorowa Street. A bronze statue of a Digger is located on the street-side of the tower at roof level. There are several polished granite tablets on the outside of the main doorway beneath and inside the entrance foyer on which inscriptions and veterans' names are engraved. Four smaller plaques list separately those who died in both World Wars 1 and 2, with bigger plaques listing all those who served. Some veterans' names are therefore duplicated.Young New South Wales Australia

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