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History of the “Parramatta Lunatic Asylum” 1848-1878
Overview of Cumberland Medical Precinct 1850 -1983
Reverend Samuel Marsden’s Mill and Mill Dam Farm
Room to recover: expansions to the Parramatta Mental Hospital
The First Female Factory, Prince Alfred Square, 1803 – 1821
The First Government Water Mill, Parramatta, 1792
The Parramatta Gaol Bridge, 1802-1837
Parramatta North, Mental Health Precinct: Timeline of European Settlement 1788-2018
Parramatta’s First Gaols 1796-1835
World War One – Parramatta Soldiers – Frank Couper Wooster

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