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This walkway is also known as the Avenue of Palms. Before 1969, it was possible to turn off the Warrego Highway and drive straight through...
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The Centre for Advanced Animal Science (CAAS) is a joint project between the Department of Employment, Economic Development and In...
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No socks? No food!!
What is the world coming to? Students these days have the nerve to eat without wearing a tie! And horror of horrors, no socks!!
The new Dining Hall was the first major b...
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This area of the University of Queensland's Gatton Campus is being developed to:
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The first part of Farm Square to be built was the western wing in 1899. The stables were open on both sides with a tramline running up the middle....
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Now, what week is it again?
A student who attended the Campus during the 1960s tells the story of a very unusual flag which was hoisted up the fla...
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The Spirit has a face
It’s August 22, 1896. A single stump is set in a paddock, and history is born. Today, th...
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The significance of the Queensland Agricultural College to the development of agriculture in Queensland wi...
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The Principal's Residence
The Foundation Buildings little sister, the Principals Residence was born in 1897. Built specifically to...
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This lake was created in 1980 specifically as a habitat and haven for waterbirds. It is named after Jim Galletly, a former student in the 1940...
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Pranks, patients and pugilism
For many ‘old timers’ this building will always be the Old Shelton Dormitory. From 1936, s...
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Taurudicus is the name of the bull that has been standing out the front of the Animal Industries building at the head of the Central Walkway since 1...
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Like the Memorial Swimming Pool and Lake Galletly, this cricket oval was built by College students. It is named after Tom Graham who was a stud...
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Funded by the College Welfare Fund, which was initiated by the staff in 1944, the hole for the pool was dug by stude...
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The Water Tower was built in 1928-29 in response to a succession of droughts and the need for a reliable water supply. A weir was built on Lockyer...
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The wind tunnel is just one of a handful in the world which can handle active ingredient pesticides and the o...
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