Australia's Heritage - National Treasures. Episode 7, Royal Exhibition Building / writer/director, Matthew Thomason ; producer, Hugh Piper.

During the 19th century, Melbourne's Royal Exhibition Building was an architectural masterpiece which showcased Australia's arrival on the world stage as an economic powerhouse. It was 1888, the golden age of exhibitions, and Victoria, initially fuelled by the gold rush, boasted the larges...

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Online Access: Streaming Video (via Alexander Street Press)
Other Authors: Piper, Hugh (Producer), Thomason, Matthew (Director, writer.)
Format: Video
Language:English
Published: Australia : National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, 2009.
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