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G.A. ANDRAE
14.12.1910 - 24.9.1977
HE WAS A GOOD DOCTOR
George Arthur ANDRAE died aged 66[1]
Formerly a member of the Auckland Institute and Museum[2]
SOURCES:
[1]
NZ Department of Internal Affairs historic BDM indexes: death registration 1977/48270
[2]
Death noted in the AIM annual report 1977 to 1978
The iconic portrait of the first president etched for posterity next to an eyelash. Washington's head is the same size as the width of the hair.
George Robert Kotalik, Business Strategy, Brand Strategy, Marketing Campaign Development, Copy Writing, Graphic Design.
George Ezra
Pinkpop Festival 2015 - Day 1
Landgraaf, Megaland, Netherlands NL
12th June 2015
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Raceday action from the BTCC round at Rockingham Motorspeedway on the 18th September 2011. Action featured the BTCC, Porsche Cup, Renault Clio's, Ginettas and Formula Renault
George E Chase
Co. F, 19th Maine Infantry
15 Aug 1862 - 22 Oct 1864 [ME Vet Cem Recs]
George, a baggage master with the Portland & Kennebec (Maine Central) Railroad, was killed on the 26th of June, 1871, as a result of a train derailment. He was killed instantly when he was tossed from an overturning car and ended up underneath it as it dragged along the ground [Portland Daily Press, 6/27/1871].
The pergola commemorates George Tonner who was President of the Ballarat Regatta Association. The monument is located on the eastern side of Lake Wendouree, Ballarat, and was dedicated on 21 February 1925.
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George Little (1878 - 1955) founded the town in 1905, when he staked his claim to the land that would later become Terrace. In what was a prudent and far-sighted move, Little gave some of his land to the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway company, which established a railway station there, rather than further down the line at Kitsumkalem. George originally named the new community "Littleton". However, as there was already a Littleton in New Brunswick, the railway had George choose a new name. The name "Terrace" was chosen because of the escarpment on the north side of the town, which is locally referred to as "The Bench". Terrace was incorporated in 1927.
George Little built this house in 1914 a few blocks from where it now sits. In fact, the house was relocated several times. In 2003, the house was donated to the city, after which time it was renovated and moved to its current location at the geographic centre of the city. The house now serves as a museum, artists’ studio space, crafts store, and train station.