Definition of Glenmona. Meaning of Glenmona. Synonyms of Glenmona

- from office in 1929. From 1910, McNeill resided, when not in London, at Glenmona House in Cushendun, the coastal village in the Glens of Antrim in County...
- Glenmona Bridge is a riveted wrought iron lattice-girder deck-truss road bridge on the old route between the Ararat and central goldfields over the Bet...
- capable of supplying such products for the Central Victorian, Glenmona Bridge, by 1870. Glenmona Bridge Hawthorn Bridge "National Trust Register citation B1541"...
- (Project). Glenmona Lodge, Cushendun, County Antrim for Ronald McNeill, 1913. Lord MacNaghten Memorial Hall and School at Giants Causeway, 1915. Glenmona House...
- eastern part of the Glenmona Pastoral Station, taken up by Isaac Moorson and Edmund McNeill in 1839 and officially established as Glenmona by Edmund McNeill...
- 1935. Two historically notable bridges over the Bet Bet Cr**** are the Glenmona Bridge and Danns Bridge. Adelaide Lead, Victoria Ben Major Grevillea -...
- Trust has owned and cared for most of the village and the parkland around Glenmona House since 1954. Cushendun was designated as a conservation area in 1980...
- (previously Baron Kilmaine until 1918) (vacant 2 years) 4 June 1920 Demolished Glenmona Lodge / House Cushendun County Antrim Ronald McNeill 20 May 1922 Rebuilt...
- Dutton's ****igned servants Pandarragoondeet 7 February 1841 14 Mile Cr****, Glenmona Station west of Maryborough Dja Dja Wurrung, Galgal gundidj clan William...
- retrieved 29 March 2021 "Special lands, Township of Homebush, Parish of Glenmona / lithographed at the Office of Lands and Survey, Melbourne, January 20...