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- Lennonville is a derelict town in Western Australia near the town of Mount Magnet, established in 1898. Lennonville was gazetted in 1896, after gold having...
- area once had three separate town sites: Mount Magnet, Boogardie, and Lennonville. Hill 50 Gold Mines N.L., which was floated on the Perth Stock Exchange...
- Retrieved 16 September 2008. "PAYNE'S FIND". Mount Magnet Miner And Lennonville Leader. Vol. 21, no. 39. Western Australia. 25 March 1916. p. 2. Retrieved...
- Koolanooka Merkanooka Morawa Pintharuka Shire of Mount Magnet Boogardie Lennonville Mount Magnet Paynesville Yoweragabbie Shire of Murchison East Murchison...
- Koolanooka Merkanooka Morawa Pintharuka Shire of Mount Magnet Boogardie Lennonville Mount Magnet Paynesville Yoweragabbie Shire of Murchison East Murchison...
- Volume 331 Folio 66158, Volume 1428 Folio 285548 Mount Magnet Miner and Lennonville Leader (WA : 1896 - 1926) Sat 5 Nov 1898 Page 3 Police Court The Ballarat...
- Worker, 24 August 1902. "MT MAGNET ELECTORATE." – Mount Magnet Miner and Lennonville Leader, 4 June 1904. "MR. M. F. TROY ELECTED" – The West Australian,...
- numeric names: authors list (link) "General News". Mount Magnet Miner And Lennonville Leader. Vol. 7, no. 44. Western Australia. 28 March 1903. p. 2. Retrieved...
- Koolanooka Merkanooka Morawa Pintharuka Shire of Mount Magnet Boogardie Lennonville Mount Magnet Paynesville Yoweragabbie Shire of Murchison East Murchison...
- such as Abbots, Austin, Barrambie, Big Bell, Day Dawn, Garden Gully, Lennonville, Moyagee, Munarra, Nannine, Peak Hill, Pinnacles, Reedy and Rothsay flourished...