The famous Bogey hole at Bronte beach. Bogey or Bogie was a word used by the Sydney Aboriginal people meaning bathe. This view is from in-front of the dressing sheds.
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- In October 1886 the State Government resumed 14 ac...
- Around 1904 the first swimming club building was e...
- The famous Bogey hole at Bronte beach. Bogey or Bo...
- The first major council built structures were bath...
- The first Bronte Surf Life Saving Club house was b...
- In 1911 the tram line was extended to Bronte Beach...
- The bus shelter at Bronte is the original tram she...
- Picnic shelter sheds were first erected by Waverle...
- Despite the boom in nineteenth century subdivision...
- The architecture of different periods of developme...
- Flats and cafes at 481-3 Bronte Road.
- Cafe culture at Bronte. Most of this drawing was d...
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This small book is available at the Waverley Public Library in Bondi Junction, no where else.
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