Tea-towel: Maryborough

Maryborough, QLD
Australia
25° 32' 13.6428" S, 152° 42' 5.5908" E
3 December 2010
3 December 2010

Location

Maryborough, QLD
Australia
25° 32' 13.6428" S, 152° 42' 5.5908" E
Murray Views Pty Ltd

Collection of Glenn Cooke

Tea-towel: Maryborough. The men of Maryborough. This tea-towel records explorers James Cook and Matthew Flinders, flyer Bert Hinkler, publican Edward Aldridge, and gold discoverer James Nash. It also gives foundation dates for major towns. Collection of Glenn Cooke

Entrance Endeavour River, New South Wales, 1770

Australia
1 January 1770
19 November 2010
19 November 2010

Location

Australia

Collection of the National Library of Australia

A plan of the entrance of Endeavour River, New South Wales, 1770. Historical Records of New South Wales, Cook’s Charts. Map references reveal: A. Where we landed our stores, B. Repaired the ship, C. A small bank where we caught many fish. The map is also annotated with captions including location of mangroves, dry at low water, fresh water and depth soundings. Drawings included mangroves, trees and some shelters. Collection of the National Library of Australia

James Cook monuments, Cooktown, 1988. Slides by Audrey Johnston, Collection of the Centre for the Government of Queensland

Copyright © Audrey Johnston and the Collection of the Centre for the Government of Queensland

The Endeavour anchor, James Cook Historical Museum, Cooktown. Postcard by Murray Views, Collection of the Centre for the Government of Queensland

Copyright © Murray Views Collection c1970-2000, Collection of the Centre for the Government of Queensland

Cook began sailing northwards along the Queensland coast in mid-May 1770.

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