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shipyards, a sawmill, a tannery, four blacksmiths, two butchers, a bakery and a boarding school for girls. Shipbuilding also commenced with the development of the river trade and considerable supplies of tobacco were grown, as well as grains, grapes, wine, citrus fruits and cotton were transported by steamboats to
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Paterson River at "Patersons Plains", a location that came to be known as "Old Banks", as a special reward for supplying the Government with 500 cedar logs. Old Banks, in an area first surveyed by
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Paterson Gallery hosts a collection of talented local artworks available for purchase, celebrating an open night the first Friday of every month with an open invitation to all. The
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1326:parish hall
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241:Established
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183:Coordinates
2097:Categories
2041:Gloucester
2026:Barrington
1808:"Paterson"
1798:15 January
1572:"Paterson"
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1407:References
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460:Duns Creek
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224:892 (
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2000:Salisbury
1770:CC-BY 4.0
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1398:'s wife,
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275:Location
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127:Paterson
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1773:licence
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1186:History
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1157:(59.7)
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1034:90.9
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