Campsie may refer to Campsie, New South Wales , Australia Campsie, Stirlingshire , Scotland Campsie Fells , Scotland Milton of Campsie , Scotland geodis ... more details
Unreferenced date November 2006 Local Campsie is a hilly district in Stirlingshire , Scotland . It is noted for the beauty of Campsie Glen and the grandeur of the mountains known as the Campsie Fells . See also Milton of CampsieCampsie Fells Clachan of Campsie coord 56 01 04 N 4 14 27 W type landmark region GB dim 5000 display title Category Mountains and hills of Stirling council area Stirling geo stub ... more details
File St Machan s Capel, Campsie Glen geograph.org.uk 1564423.jpg thumb St Machan s Church Clachan of Campsie or Campsie lang gd Clachan Chamais is a settlement now in the East Dunbartonshire area of Scotland . It was formerly part of the county of Stirlingshire . It is situated to the south of the Campsie Fells at the foot of Campsie Glen where the Finglen and Aldessan Burns meet, forming the Glazert Water which then flows south east until it joins the River Kelvin near Kirkintilloch . In it are old industries, Crow Road, Jamie Wright s well, Lennox Castle, Woodhead House, St Machan s Church, and Campsie Glen. Notes Empty section date July 2010 References coord 55.9882 4.2297 display title Category Villages in East Dunbartonshire EastDunbartonshire geo stub ... more details
Primarysources date December 2007 Colin Campsie born 1957 is a United Kingdom British born singer and songwriter . A former member of 1980s pop music pop band music bands The Quick duo The Quick and Giant Steps band Giant Steps , Campsie was also closely involved with, but was not a member of, the pop band Go West band Go West . Lately, Campsie has turned his talents to songwriting, including the Chantelle Houghton song I Want It Right Now originally slated for Kylie Minogue via the parody spoof group Kandy Floss . He has also written tracks for Natalie Imbruglia Don t You Think? and Wishing I Was There on Imbruglia s debut album Left of the Middle , and the Top 40 Top 10 hit record hit by Hepburn band Hepburn I Quit . He has also co written the track, Ouch That Hurt with Phil Thornalley and Mads Hauge for US singer songwriter Warren Avis debut, Lucky Seven. Personal life After meeting backstage at a Tears for Fears concert , Campsie married singer Beverley Craven , and the couple have three daughters Constance Connie , Brenna and Molly . Campsie and Craven used to own the top and bottom flats in a three storey house in London . When the person in the middle moved out, they bought the flat and converted the building back into one house ref http www.chris ward.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk beverley snippets.htm Snippets Bot generated title ref The family now lives in Beaconsfield , Buckinghamshire . References references Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Campsie, Colin ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1957 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Campsie, Colin Category 1957 births Category Living people Category British male singers Category British singer songwriters Category People from Beaconsfield UK singer stub de Beverley Craven fr Beverley Craven ... more details
infobox UK place country Scotland official name Milton of Campsie unitary scotland East Dunbartonshire os grid reference NS553744 latitude 55.96428 longitude 4.161952 post town GLASGOW postcode area G postcode district G66 Milton of Campsie is a small village situated in East Dunbartonshire , Scotland roughly 10 miles north of Glasgow . Nestling at the foot of the Campsie Fells, it is neighboured by Kirkintilloch and Lennoxtown. The village expanded exponentially in the 1970s with the addition of modern housing estates by Barrat and Bellway, the latter being more extensive. Image Milton mcdowall mills.jpg left thumb 300px Center McDowall s & Co. mills at Milton in 1800. ref name Stoddart Stoddart, John 1800 , Remarks on local Scenery and Manners in Scotland. Pub. William Miller, London. Facing P.206. ref It has one full sized football park in what is known locally as The Battlefield , as well as another smaller football field at Beechtree Park. Amenities include a newsagent, general store, Post Office, pharmacy, delicatessen and two hairdressing salons. The Kincaid House Hotel consists of accommodation and licensed bars and restaurants. There is another bar restaurant called the Craigfoot Inn run by the Stirling family. Milton of Campsie Parish Church Church of Scotland is situated on the main street Antermony Road . A Roman Catholic church, St Paul s http saintpaulsmilton.org.uk, is located nearby on Cairnview Road. Until the late nineteenth century, the Kincaid and Lennox families were influential in Milton. A small plaque at the centre of the village commemorates the landing ... of the village who gave their lives for Britain, called Old mans rest . Milton of Campsie has ... traffic in 1951. The Campsie Branch ran from the junction at Lenzie, through Kirkintilloch, to terminate ... See also Campsie, Stirlingshire Campsie Fells Category East Dunbartonshire EastDunbartonshire geo stub nl Milton of Campsie ... more details
Image Campsielong.JPG thumb 300px The Campsie Fells from Bar Hill above Twechar The Campsie Fells are a range of hills in central Scotland , stretching east to west, from Denny Muir to Dumgoyne , in Stirlingshire . The southern extent of the range fall within East Dunbartonshire . The highest point in the range is Earl s Seat which is 578 m 1897 feet high. The range overlooks the villages of Strathblane , Blanefield and Lennoxtown to the South, Killearn to the West and Fintry to the North. The Fintry Hills lie further to the North, Kilpatrick Hills lie to the West and the Kilsyth Hills to the east. The name is taken from one of the individual hills in the range, called Campsie meaning crooked fairy hill , from the Scottish Gaelic cam , meaning crooked, and s th meaning fairy. Fells originates from the Old Norse word fjal , meaning hill. Erosion along the line of a geological fault known as the Campsie Fault has left tiers of rock representing some 30 lava flows which date from the Carboniferous period. The headwaters of the River Carron Forth Carron rise in the Campsies. External links Computer generated virtual panoramas http www.viewfinderpanoramas.org panoramas CEN Earlseat.gif Earl s Seat http www.viewfinderpanoramas.org panoramas.html Index coord 56 01 N 4 18 W display title region GB type mountain source GNS enwiki Category Hills of the Scottish Midland Valley Category Volcanoes of Scotland Category Carboniferous volcanism Category Geography of Stirling council area Category Geography of East Dunbartonshire EastDunbartonshire geo stub Stirling geo stub pl Campsie Fells ... more details
Location map Canada Alberta lat 54.1278 long 114.6467 width 200 caption Location of Campsie Alberta label CampsieCampsie is a Hamlet place hamlet in central Alberta within the Barrhead County No. 11, Alberta County of Barrhead No. 11 , ref Cite web url http municipalaffairs.gov.ab.ca documents msb 2010 ruralmun.pdf title Specialized and Rural Municipalities and Their Communities author Alberta Municipal Affairs authorlink Alberta Municipal Affairs date 2010 04 01 accessdate 2010 06 20 ref located convert 1 km north of Alberta Highway 18 Highway 18 , approximately convert 101 km northwest of Edmonton . Climate div style width 85 Weather box location Campsie metric first yes single line yes Jan record high C 15 Feb record high C 25.5 Mar record high C 20.6 Apr record high C 29.4 May record high C 33.3 Jun record high C 37.8 Jul record high C 37.2 Aug record high C 35 Sep record high C 32 Oct record high C 30 Nov record high C 22.2 Dec record high C 16 year record high C 37.8 Jan high C 8.2 Feb high C 3.6 Mar high C 2.4 Apr high C 11 May high C 17.6 Jun high C 20.7 Jul high C 22.6 Aug high C 21.7 Sep high C 16.4 Oct high C 10.4 Nov high C 0.8 Dec high C 6.6 year high C 8.6 Jan low C 20.6 Feb low C 17.4 Mar low C 10.5 Apr low C 3.1 May low C 2.4 Jun low C 6.9 Jul low C 9.1 Aug low C 7.8 Sep low C 2.6 Oct low C 2.7 Nov low C 11.4 Dec low C 18.3 year low C 4.6 Jan record low C 51.7 Feb record low C 50.6 Mar record low C 43.9 Apr record low C 32.2 May record low C 12.2 Jun record low C 7.8 Jul record low C 2.8 Aug record low C 5 Sep record low C 17.2 Oct record low C 28 Nov record low C 45.6 Dec record low C 51.7 year record low C 51.7 Jan precipitation mm 22 Feb precipitation mm 15.4 Mar precipitation mm 16.9 Apr precipitation mm 22.4 May precipitation mm 47.2 Jun precipitation mm 93.9 Jul precipitation mm 91.7 Aug precipitation mm 71.9 Sep precipitation mm 41.3 Oct precipitation ... region CA display title name Campsie Use dmy dates date August 2010 Category Barrhead County, Alberta ... more details
Infobox CityRail station image CampsieRailwayStation2.jpg station name big Campsie big servicearea Bankstown Line servicearea color Bankstown line colour servicearea textcolor Black code CMP suburb Campsie street Beamish Street distance 11.70 altitude ? traintype Suburban all stops platforms 4 2 disused tracks 4 platform arr 2 Side br 1 Island stationtype Ground gates No connect Bus disabled Yes facilities http www.cityrail.info facilities facilities.jsp?n 52&giveOutput true&facility Link Campsie railway station is a heavily patronised station on the Bankstown railway line Bankstown line of Sydney Sydney s CityRail rail network. It serves the Sydney suburb of Campsie, New South Wales Campsie . Station configuration Campsie station is located in a shallow cutting. Immediately to the east of the station, a road bridge carries the suburb s main shopping street, Beamish Street, over the line. The station has two side platforms for passenger services, whilst directly behind the northern platform there are two unused platforms which face the Metropolitan Goods railway line Metropolitan Goods Line . Campsie is the only station which has platforms accessible to the goods line. In the early ... South Wales Burwood and Bondi Junction 412 between Campsie, New South Wales Campsie and Sydney central business district City King Street Wharf 413 between Campsie, New South Wales Campsie and Sydney central business district City King Street Wharf 415 between Campsie, New South Wales Campsie and Chiswick, New South Wales Chiswick 444 between Campsie, New South Wales Campsie and Balmain East, New South Wales Balmain East 445 between Campsie, New South Wales Campsie and Balmain East, New South Wales Balmain East 473 between Campsie, New South Wales Campsie and Rockdale, New South Wales Rockdale ... Image Campsie station.jpg Image CampsieRailwayStation3.JPG gallery Neighbouring ... format dms display title DEFAULTSORT Campsie Railway Station Category Railway stations in Sydney Category ... more details
Infobox Australian Place type suburb name Campsie city Sydney state NSW population 25, 661 2009 Census image Campsie2.JPG caption Anglo Road Mall, Campsie lga City of Canterbury, New South Wales City of Canterbury ... 13 dir1 south west location1 Sydney CBD Campsie is a suburb in South western Sydney south western Sydney , in the state of New South Wales , Australia . Campsie is located 13 kilometres south west of the Sydney central business district , on the southern bank of the Cooks River . Campsie is the commercial ... . History Campsie was named after the Campsie parish in Stirlingshire , Scotland . Aboriginal culture ... settlement, the land in this area was mostly used for farming. The southern parts of Campsie ... between South Campsie and the Cooks River was known as the Redman estates. John Redman was granted ... the Campsie Park estate which was owned by the Anglo Australian Investment Company. A large wooded ... to Campsie in 1962. The City of Canterbury was declared in 1993. Demographics Campsie is widely ..., Africans, Arabs, Pacific Islanders and Europeans. As of 2009, the population of Campsie is estimated to be 25,661. Commercial area Campsie has a mixture of suburban residential, retail and light industrial developments. The main shopping centre is situated along Beamish Street, close to Campsie railway station and surrounding streets. The Campsie Centre is a Shopping mall shopping centre ... Image Campsie6.JPG City of Canterbury Council Chambers Image Campsie7.JPG Campsie Early Childhood ... Centre Image Campsie1.JPG Anzac Square Image Campsie4.JPG The Oasis on Beamish Image Campsie Canterbury Hospital.JPG Canterbury Hospital Image Campsie3.JPG Campsie Centre gallery Transport Image BeamishStST204SX.jpg thumb Intersection Beamish Street and Evaline Street Campsie railway station is located ... west. Landmarks Campsie Public School, Harcourt Public School, St Mels Primary School. Canterbury Hospital Cooks River Politics Campsie is part of Central Ward politics Ward of the City of Canterbury ... more details
Into You 1989 Albums The Book Of Pride 1988 A&M Records AMA 5190 Track listing Steamy Loren Campsie McFarlane The World Don t Need Another Lover Campsie McFarlane Cole Into You Campsie McFarlane Cole Golden Hours Bone Campsie McFarlane Loren Do You Still Care Campsie McFarlane Same Planet Different World Campsie McFarlane Cole The Book Of Pride Campsie McFarlane End Of The War Campsie McFarlane Thompson Dance Away Campsie McFarlane Thompson Dream Wonderful Campsie McFarlane Cole DEFAULTSORT Giant ... more details
Sydneyclosedstation NAME Enfield South IMAGE LINE Flemington Campsie Goods Line, Sydney Flemington Campsie Goods Line DISTANCE 14.462km via Campsie PLATFORMS 1 Side Platform TRACKS 1 STATUS Closed OPENED July 1957 CLOSED Unknown MAP Enfield South Platform is a former railway station on the Flemington Campsie Goods Line, Sydney Flemington Campsie Goods Line in Sydney , New South Wales , Australia . It was used by workers who used to work at the nearby Enfield Tarpaulin Factory and also Signallers at the nearby Enfield South Signal Box. This factory was used by the railway to make Tarpaulins for covering open wagons. References Unreferenced date June 2008 Sydney rail stub coord missing New South Wales Category Closed railway stations in Sydney Category Railway stations opened in 1957 ... more details
Sydneyclosedstation NAME Delec IMAGE LINE Flemington Campsie Goods Line, Sydney Flemington Campsie Goods Line DISTANCE 15.900km via Campsie PLATFORMS 1 Side Platform TRACKS 1 STATUS Closed OPENED July 1957 CLOSED 1996 MAP Delec platform was a railway employee only platform located on the eastern side of Enfield Yard , on the Flemington Campsie Goods Line, Sydney Flemington Campsie Goods Line in Sydney , New South Wales , Australia . Prior to Enfield Yard being redeveloped, Delec was on the Up Main Line, but since the completion of the Enfield Yard redevelopment, Delec is at the end of the unwired shunting neck for Weston Flour Mill. Both the New Up and Down mainlines run on the western side of Enfield Yard. The Station and Up Main were closed when the New Enfield Yard opened in 1996. The platform served the u D u iesel and u Elec u tric maintenance facility located adjacent. This facility closed in August, 2008 ref Railway Digest October, 2008 pp24 27 ref References Reflist Sydney Metropolitan Area Rail Maps coord missing New South Wales Category Closed railway stations in Sydney Category Railway stations opened in 1957 Category Railway stations closed in 1996 Sydney rail stub ... more details
Sydneyclosedstation NAME Hope Street IMAGE LINE Flemington Campsie Goods Line, Sydney Flemington Campsie Goods Line DISTANCE 15.081km via Campsie PLATFORMS 1 Side Platform TRACKS 1 STATUS Closed OPENED CLOSED 1996 MAP Hope St Platform was a railway employee only station on the Flemington Campsie Goods Line in Sydney , New South Wales , Australia . Railway workers including shunters, drivers, fitters, etc. from the various railway workshops between Delec Platform railway station Delec and Enfield South Platform railway station Enfield South used Hope Street station to get to and from work. Hope Street is named because of its locality to a side street off Cosgrove Road near the station. The station and Up Main were closed when the New Enfield Yard opened in 1996. References reflist coord missing New South Wales Category Closed railway stations in Sydney Category Railway stations closed in 1996 Sydney rail stub ... more details
File Canterbury Memorial Hospital.jpg thumb upright 2.0 right alt A black and white painting entitled Canterbury Memorial Hospital, by the Government Architect, whose signature is illegible. Canterbury Hospital after construction in 1929 then named Canterbury Memorial Hospital . Canterbury Hospital is a metropolitan hospital in Campsie, New South Wales Campsie , a South western Sydney south western suburb of Sydney , New South Wales , Australia . Canterbury Hospital has links to Concord Repatriation General Hospital , Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the University of Sydney , offering a wide range of health services to the people in the Local Government Areas in Australia local government area of the City of Canterbury, New South Wales City of Canterbury . gallery Image Campsie Canterbury Hospital.JPG Old Canterbury Hospital building Image Campsie Canterbury Hospital 2.JPG Canterbury Hospital entrance gallery See also List of hospitals in Australia External links http www.sswahs.nsw.gov.au canterbury Canterbury Hospital website coord 33.9196 151.0984 display title region AU NSW type landmark Category Hospitals in Sydney Category Hospitals with year of establishment missing Australia hospital stub id Canterbury Hospital ... more details
for Kirkintilloch Junction railway station Lenzie railway station Infobox UK disused station name Kirkintilloch image caption locale Scotland borough Kirkintilloch postgroup London and North Eastern Railway platforms ? latitude longitude gridref years 5 July 1858 events Station opens. ref name butt Butt 1995 . ref years1 7 September 1964 events1 Station closes. ref name butt Butt 1995 . ref Kirkintilloch railway station served part of Kirkintilloch in Scotland . The station was constructed by the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway , which became part of the North British Railway . History Opened by the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway , the station passed to the North British Railway in 1858, the London and North Eastern Railway in the 1922 Grouping, and then to the Scottish Region of British Railways on nationalisation in 1948. It was then closed by the British Railways Board in September 1964. The site today Empty section date July 2010 References Notes Reflist Sources Butt Stations cite book author A. Jowett, title Jowett s Nationalised Railway Atlas publisher Atlantic Publishing year 2000 ISBN 0 906899 99 0 External links cite web url http www.railbrit.co.uk Campsie Branch frame.htm title RAILSCOT Kirkintilloch Disused Rail Start Rail line previous Back O Loch Halt railway station Back O Loch Halt br small From 1925 to line closure small next Milton of Campsie railway station Milton of Campsie br small Station closed, Line closed small route Campsie Branch br p style background af8b3f small North British Railway small col 8f691e Rail line one to two previous Lenzie railway station Lenzie br small Station open, Line closed small next1 Milton of Campsie railway station Milton of Campsie br small Station closed, Line closed small route1 Campsie Branch Railway br p style background af8b3f small North British Railway small next2 Twechar railway station Twechar br small Station closed, Line closed small route2 Kelvin Valley Railway br p style background af8b3f small North Bri ... more details
coord 56.013 4.335 display title region GB scale 10000 Orphan date February 2009 Dumfoyn is a hill in the Campsie Fells of Scotland . It is a volcanic plug , and rises to 426 metres. It sits beside another hill, Dumgoyne which is a popular ascent for walkers due to its close proximity to Glasgow . Category Volcanic plugs of Scotland Stirling geo stub ... more details
Summary Information Description Lower Market Street as it appeared in 2001 taken from the Campsie Road Source I User Jeanne boleyn Jeanne Boleyn User talk Jeanne boleyn talk created this work entirely by myself. Date 10 17, 5 October 2010 UTC Author User Jeanne boleyn Jeanne Boleyn User talk Jeanne boleyn talk other versions yes, this is cropped and more colour has been added Licensing PD self date October 2010 ... more details
Primary sources date December 2007 Infobox musical artist See Wikipedia WikiProject Musicians Name The Quick Img Put only the image name e.g. Example.png without the Image prefix. Img capt Img size Only for images narrower than 220 pixels. Set the value as a number without px . Landscape Background group or band Alias Giant Steps band Giant Steps Origin England Genre New Wave music New Wave Years active 1978 1987 Label Epic records Epic , A&M Records A&M Associated acts URL Current members Past members Colin Campsie br George McFarlane The Quick was a dance pop duo from England that consisted of vocalist Colin Campsie Colin Col Campsie and bassist keyboardist George McFarlane . Their greatest success in US came in 1981 when their song Zulu song Zulu spent two weeks at 1 on the US Hot Dance Music Club Play chart. McFarlane and Campsie originally met in California in 1978, and began working together when they returned to England, taking the name The Quick . Their debut single, Sharks Are Cool, Jets Are Hot, was released on Epic Records in 1979. In 1981, the duo s single, Hip Shake Jerk, became a hit in Australia, reaching 12, and their first album, On the Uptake was quickly released there. Remixed and repackaged as One Light in a Blackout in Canada and Fascinating Rhythm in Europe , the album was released to the rest of the world in 1982, spawning a United States U.S. dance hit, Zulu . The single Rhythm of the Jungle was another Top 20 success in Australia, reaching 13, and also became a hit in Europe. A second album, International Thing , followed in 1984. By that time, McFarlane and Campsie had started doing studio work for other musicians, producing an album for Endgames band Endgames among others. Their last album, Wah Wah , came out in 1986 on A&M Records . McFarlane and Campsie would resurface as Giant Steps band Giant Steps in 1988. Campsie is married to Beverley Craven . Discography Albums 1981 On The Uptake 1982 Fascinating Rhythm album Fascinating Rhythm 198 ... more details
Infobox UK disused station name Back O Loch Halt image caption locale Scotland borough Kirkintilloch postgroup London and North Eastern Railway platforms 2 latitude longitude gridref years 1925 events Station opens years1 7 September 1964 events1 Station closes Back O Loch Halt railway station on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway built Campsie Branch served part of Kirkintilloch in Scotland . History Opened by the London and North Eastern Railway to counter growing road competition, the timber built station passed to the Scottish Region of British Railways on nationalisation in 1948, and was then closed by the British Railways Board on 7 September 1964. The site today The station site was still visible but all traces have been removed as a result of the construction of the Kirkintilloch link road which is due to open in late 2010. At this section the link road follows the route of the Campsie Branch and utilises much of the original cuttings and embankments. References cite book author R.V.J.Butt, title The Directory of Railway Stations publisher Patrick Stephens Ltd year 1995 ISBN 1 85260 508 1 The halt is pictured on page 23. cite book author A. Jowett, title Jowett s Nationalised Railway Atlas publisher Atlantic Publishing year 2000 ISBN 0 906899 99 0 External links http www.npemap.org.uk tiles map.html 265,673,1 Back O Loch Halt on navigable 1946 O. S. map The southerly of the two Kirkintilloch stations http www.geograph.org.uk photo 434123 Back O Loch Halt on Geograph cite web url http www.railbrit.co.uk Campsie Branch frame.htm title RAILSCOT Back O Loch Halt http www.railbrit.co.uk location.php?photographer Ewan Crawford&loc Campsie Branch Photographs of Campsie Branch including the halt Disused Rail Start Rail line previous Lenzie railway station Lenzie next Kirkintilloch railway station Kirkintilloch route London and North Eastern Railway br small Glasgow to Aberfoyle Line small col 000000 end coord 55.93463 4.15123 type landmark region GB source npemap.co. ... more details
was at first known as Newtown of Campsie , to distinguish it from the Sirktown or Clachan of Campsie, at the foot of Campsie Glen. During the nineteenth century Lennoxtown grew to be the largest centre of population in Campsie Parish. Another important industry was soon established, namely ... campaigns to establish democracy in Scotland, and a Reform Society was set up in Campsie in 1792. However ... 2007 on the grounds of the hospital. Image Lennoxtown Dam.jpg thumb left Lennoxtown Dam with the Campsie ... more details
Railway, extended the branch into the essentially rural countryside immediately south of the Campsie ... Junction line and Aberfoyle line north from Campsie Glen closed completely eight years later, with the ending of the remaining goods services in October 1959. The original Campsie Branch part of the line ... line was closed and soon lifted. External links RAILSCOT pages http www.railbrit.co.uk Campsie Branch frame.htm Campsie Branch Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway http www.railbrit.co.uk Blane Valley Railway ... more details
The following are Salvation Army Salvation Army Band Bands based in The Salvation Army, Australia Eastern Territory class wikitable border 1 Band Founded Current Bandmaster Blacktown Band of The Salvation Army ref http www.westpointblacktown.com.au community documents WP11177 8MH COMMUNITYHEROESFEB.pdf Blacktown SA Band recognised by local organisation. ref Brisbane City Temple Band of The Salvation Army ref http salvos.org.au brisbanecitytemple ministries music brisbane city temple band Rehearsal and information on The BCT Band ref 1885 Stuart Lang Campsie, New South Wales Campsie Brass Band of The Salvation Army ref http salvos.org.au campsie ministries musical sections campsie band Band description and aim ref 1912 ref http salvos.org.au campsie about us history History of The Salvation Army, Campsie ref Carina, Queensland Carina Mt Gravatt Brass Band of The Salvation Army ref http salvos.org.au cmg whats on carina mt gravatt band Rehearsal and information on CMG Band ref Stephen Stein Chatswood Citadel Band of The Salvation Army ref http salvos.org.au contact find a church ref Ronald Prussing Dulwich Hill Temple Band of The Salvation Army 1887 1887 ref http www.salvoaudio.com bands dulwich hill temple1 band.htm ref Norman Short Gold Coast, Queensland Gold Coast Temple Band of The Salvation Army ref http salvos.org.au goldcoast ministries brass band bandmaster Bandmaster position advertisement for Gold Coast Temple Band. ref Pending Hurstville Citadel Band of The Salvation Army 1900 ref http salvos.org.au hurstville our history the salvos in hurstville the band Hurstville Citadel Band history and information ref Stephen Reay Parramatta Citadel Band of The Salvation Army ref http www.salvoaudio.com bands parramatta.htm Footage of Parramatta Band playing at Sydney Congress Hall. ref Graeme Ainsworth Parramatta Salvation Army Parramatta Citadel Parramatta Salvation Army YP Band Young People s Band of The Salvation Army Geoff Bowie The Salvation Army, Sydney Congress ... more details
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