Sir Raphael Cilento with Historical Group assembled on summit of Mt Beerburrum, ca. late 1960s

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TitleSir Raphael Cilento with Historical Group assembled on summit of Mt Beerburrum, ca. late 1960sDescriptionSir Raphael Cilento (7th from left in suit and pullover) with Historical Group assembled on summit of Mt Beerburrum. In 1967 Sir Raphael Cilento and his Family moved from the doomed Seiano to a more modest house on the banks of the Brisbane River at Toowong and called it Altavilla. Raphael Cilento was particularly busy about matters of history and heritage. As President of The National Trust of Queensland and also of The Royal Queensland Historical Society he had a characteristic vision of unity among the Historical Societies National Trusts and bodies seeking to conserve Australian fauna and flora and other aspects linking history and biology, A Translation of the Holistic Concept of Medicine to the Preservation of a Culture.Dateca. late 1960sCollectorCaboolture Historical SocietySampson, FrankRecord typePhotographFormat typePhysicalOriginal format colourBlack and white

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CollectionCaboolture Library Photographic Collection

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PlaceGlass House Mountains (Qld.)OrganisationCaboolture Historical SocietySubject (keywords)portraitsgroups (people)clubs, associations, societies etc.mountainsmountain ranges

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Sir Raphael Cilento with Historical Group assembled on summit of Mt Beerburrum, ca. late 1960s