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They Made This Valley Home: Stories Of The Pioneer Women Who Helped Build The Bega Valley by Sandra Florence and Diane Pryor
SKU: 8844-11736611
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This preowned, very good condition, book published by the Bega Valley historical Society in 2012 spans 126 pages containing biographical stories, historic photographs, and portraits tracking their lives and immense hardships of the pioneer women who settled the Bega Valley area, New South Wales.
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