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Centenary Clock Fountain, erected in 1888 at intersection of Macquarie and Church Street: detail of the clock and top decoration. 1982. City of Parramatta Archives: ACC002/108/033
Council Timeline
Photograph - Exterior of the the Parramatta Hotel showing the Parramatta Beecroft and Dundas Valley buses. 1961. City of Parramatta Archives: PRS110/010/018
1961: The Centenary of Local Government in Parramatta
Aldermen of the Parramatta Borough Council outside James Elder's House, ca. 1870's” City of Parramatta Local Studies Library LSP01005
1861: The Proclamation of Parramatta as a Municipality
Illustration from The Illustrated Sydney News, April 17, 1871 p57, "Parramatta New South Wales", Contact print. City of Parramatta Archives: ACC002/034/025
Before 1861: Local Administration in Parramatta
Prince Alfred Park
Parramatta Children’s Library - Prince Alfred Park.
Wentworth Point Library and Community Centre
Wentworth Point Community Centre and Library
Lord Mayor Bob Dwyer 2019
Lord Mayor Bob Dwyer 2019 – 2021
Key to the City of Parramatta
Key to the City of Parramatta
Carlingford Branch Library
Carlingford Branch Library
Newington Branch Library
Newington Branch Library
Emma Crescent Branch Library 1990
Constitution Hill Branch Library
Dundas Valley Branch Library
Dundas Valley Branch Library

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