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The surveyors hut near parliament house.

Photo taken by me and released under the GFDL

The plaque reads:

                   Surveyor's Hut
 The Surveyor's Hut is all that remains of the original
   Federal Capital survey camp established circa 1909.
It is one of the oldest Commonwealth buildings in the ACT.
     Charles Robert Scrivener, who surveyed the site
         of Canberra used this simple structure
         for secure storage of survey documents.
Entered in the Register of the National Estate on 28 September 1982

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