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Ecologically Sustainable Annandale 2011

1-29 October 2011 Free Mon-Fri:9.30am-8pm, Sat:9.30am-4pm, Sun:10am-4pm, Closed Mon 3 Oct
Leichhardt Library, Italian Forum, Norton Street, Leichhardt
Eco-Annandale is an annual exhibition supported by Ramin Communications

Visitors Eco-Annandale 2011

Photos of Opening | Eco-Annandale 2010 Visitors Book and Photographs

Enquiries, Comments and Feedback

Comments on 1890s Annandale (paperback): "A landmark (pun unintended)genre of writing of one's neighbourhood.A mineful of information written with a sense of sincere commitment to the eco system.Brilliantly composed, discreet inclusion of photographs and a desire to know more.Eminently readable." - Albert Da Cruz

Eco-Annandale 2011 at localnotes and alongthegreenway

Opening of Eco-Annandale 2011 & Launch of 1890s Annandale A Short Walk

Leichhardt Library, 8 October 2011, Photographs Jill Robert

man and woman with a book backs of people listening to speaker looking at camera people listening to a speaker three women seated and one squatting talking in pairs two women Woman man and woman with second man in background people at opening of exhibition/book launch in a library

Photographs of 2011 Opening and Book Launch by Tony Grech

people at opening of exhibition/book launch in a library

Visitors Book for Eco-Annandale 2010 at Leichhardt Library and Footprints Festival

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Photographs from Viewing 9 December 2009, Photographs by Tony Grech
[Susanne's] Photographs of the lizards have really captured their character in relaxed and private moments, she must realy empathise with nature
Fujiko's photos show the fine detail of the banksia and the blue of the sky in both her banksia and wedding bush
Sue's Sketches of local provenance plants and architectural features captures the essence of Annandale
SNAP HAPPY c!ao 18th December 2009
Forgotten Songs, Angel Place Sydney - 129 species of birds native to New South Wales are formally listed as extinct or threatened with extinction...Some of these birds can still be heard on the city margins where they find food and shelter in thick native vegetation.
It was felt that the NSW State Library's Impact - a changing land exhibition complemented the Eco-Annandale exhibition
Lane Cove Ladies in the back streets of Leichhardt after visiting Eco-Annandale Exhibition, 20 Jan 2010
It is great you get it together to do this, and kudos to Leichhardt library for having the space to host you. But you need to look at the presentation - the paper glued on cardboard style is way too hippy 1970s.Sorry no offence meant we enjoyed the exhibition.But it could have looked a lot better. (27/01/10 19:54)

Two women with display of clothing in background

Man and woman drinking champagne and discussing art

Two Men and Two women drinking champagne

Annandale NSW was historically bounded by Rozelle Bay (Port Jackson/Sydney Harbour), Parramatta Road, Johnston's Creek and White's Creek. However, in 1995, the Annandale boundary was extended across Johnston's Creek to include the part of Camperdown, bounded by Booth Street, Mallet Street and Parramatta Road.

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