File:Darwin Anglican Cathedral in 1978.jpg
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| Description | Darwin's new Anglican Cathedral replaced the original destroyed in Cyclone Tracy. The nave built by soldiers in WWII survived and was incorporated in the new building. |
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Darwin's Anglican Cathedral 1978
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| Author | kenhodge13 |
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