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Kathleen Muriel Butler
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- updatedDate:
- 2025-03-28 12:19:27
- productName:
- Kathleen Muriel Butler
- addressPostalCode:
- 2000
- cityName:
- Sydney
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- Chief Secretary's Building
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- 44 Phillip Street
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- Science and technology, Architecture and construction
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- Sydney is on the land of the Gadigal of the Eora nation.
- productDescription:
- <p>Kathleen Muriel Butler (1891–1972) was known as 'the Godmother of the Sydney Harbour Bridge'. She played a significant role in the conception and development of the Bridge. Technically, her role was as the confidential secretary to the Chief Engineer John JC Bradfield. Today she would be recognised as the project manager, tender manager, negotiator, administrator and publicist for the Sydney Harbour Bridge project.</p>
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- Kathleen Muriel Butler (1891–1972) was known as 'the Godmother of the Sydney Harbour Bridge' due to her significant role in the conception and development of the Bridge.
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- <p>Pioneer and trailblazer (1891–1972)</p>
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Beryl McLaughlin
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- 2025-03-28 12:16:50
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- Beryl McLaughlin
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- 2648
- cityName:
- Wentworth Falls
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- 99-101 Blaxland Road
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- Blue Mountains Historical Society
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- Architecture and construction, Community and philanthropy
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- Wentworth Falls is located within the country of the Dharug and Gundungurra people.
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- <p>Beryl Mary McLaughlin was an early female architect and enthusiastic amateur historian. In 1922, she was one of the first women to receive a Bachelor of Architecture from the newly established School of Architecture at the University of Sydney. Later in life, Beryl became a prominent member of the Wentworth Falls community. She was active in the region’s civil defence activities during the Second World War and was a generous supporter of the Blue Mountains Historical Society throughout her life.</p>
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- Beryl Mary McLaughlin (1888-1988) was an early female architect and enthusiastic amateur historian.
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