Photographs
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The Beehive
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Bowen House, the Beehive and the steps of Parliament House
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The Beehive (left), Parliament House (centre) and the Parliamentary Library (right)
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Panorama of Parliament House and Library
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The Parliamentary Library
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The rear of Parliament House
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The proposed completed Parliament House with the Beehive moved behind it
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