Crowd scene showing residents and supporters of Cribb Island Queensland

Ross, John Maxwell (1980). Crowd scene showing residents and supporters of Cribb Island Queensland. The University of Queensland, Fryer Library.

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Creator Ross, John Maxwell
Title Crowd scene showing residents and supporters of Cribb Island Queensland
Publisher The University of Queensland, Fryer Library
Publication date 1980
Contributor The University of Queensland
Type image/tiff
Format photograph
Source Fryer Library, The University of Queensland UQFL498_img19
Language eng
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Subject 430101 History - Australian
Abstract/Summary Crowd scene showing residents and supporters of Cribb Island Queensland. The suburb was resumed for the Brisbane Airport development. "Cribb Island, Brisbane was the first suburb that was entirely destroyed to make way for development, in this case the expansion of Brisbane Airport. Cribb Island was unique in that it was a beachside suburb and holiday destination, a forerunner of the home handyman holiday shacks lying beside moreton Bay. Cribby, as it became known developed into a more permanent settlement after World War One. It would eventually boast a state school and a convent school two churches, a post office, police station, medical clinic, kiosk, cinema and a private bus service." -- [from Jack Ford 'Remembering Cribb Island' by the Nundah & District Historical Society]. John Maxwell (Jack) Ross lived at nearby Nudgee Beach.
Keyword Cribb Island (Qld) -- History
Relocation (Housing) -- Social aspects -- Queensland -- Brisbane.
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Collection: John Maxwell Ross Photograph Collection
 
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