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Paddington Then & Now 0 Skip to Content Home About Blog Events Share Your Story Shop Open Menu Close Menu Home About Blog Events Share Your Story Shop Open Menu Close Menu Home About Blog Events Share Your Story Shop Sharing history & memoriesthrough community collaboration Explore local history Thanks for visiting the Paddington Then & Now webpage! Our names are Kerry Forsythe and Caylie Jeffery, and we are online custodians for the history of Paddington and surrounding inner-West Brisbane suburbs.Our wonderful online Facebook Group have contributed in a huge way to the stories we are able to tell. Thank you if you are already a member, and if you’d like to join in the conversation via Facebook, you can do that here.If you would prefer to see our stories and events via email instead, click here.We cover Paddington, Red Hill, Bardon, Rainworth, Petrie Terrace/Ithaca, Rosalie and Milton, so get reading! Yours in history, This is the place to go to read stories, see photographs and be part of the wonderful Paddington Community, Then and Now. Let’s stay in touch Join our newsletter Explore Paddington’s Past Paddington & Rosalie Ithaca War Memorial Centenary Project Red Hill Bardon & Rainworth Research Help Milton Petrie Terrace Ithaca Town Council Share your local history story Share my story PTN is run by volunteers. You can help this site grow. Please buy us a coffee! Support PTN Paddington Then and Now acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, in particular, the Turrbal and Jagera tribes whose traditional lands and hunting grounds covered the area we refer to pre-colonisation. © Paddi
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