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                <text>Tom Lennon, photographer</text>
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                <text>1955 - 1972</text>
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                <text>Thomas Trembath Lennon was a photographer employed by The Daily Advertiser between 1955 and 1972. His extensive collection of photographs held at CSU Regional Archives is mostly comprised of photographic prints and negatives taken during his time as the newspaper's chief photographer, covering not just events in Wagga Wagga, but also of the wider Riverina area.</text>
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              <text>Waiting for the Queen</text>
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              <text>13 February 1954</text>
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              <text>Royal Tour, 1954</text>
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              <text>Those who had been chosen to be presented to Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were seated here on the northern side of the dais, facing Baylis Street.  We can only guess at the identities of two of the people here - possibly a Catholic bishop (Bishop Henschke?) and a Catholic or Anglican minister...&#13;
The verandah visible behind the people was situated approximately where the front door to the Museum of the Riverina is today. </text>
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