The original Yaldhurst Primary School building, built in 1876, is loaded on to a trailer at the Yaldhurst Domain before being moved to the Yaldhurst Transport Museum yesterday. The 108-year-old building, which has been used as a scout den since a new school was built in 1968, will be restored at the museum. It will house relics from the history of the Yaldhurst district.
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64The original Yaldhurst Primary School building, built in 1876, is loaded on to a trailer at the Yaldhurst Domain before being moved to the Yaldhurst Transport Museum yesterday. The 108-year-old building, which has been used as a scout den since a new school was built in 1968, will be restored at the museum. It will house relics from the history of the Yaldhurst district. Press, 7 April 1984, Page 3
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