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The haunted station

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1997
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The haunted station

The haunted station Haunted houses Fiction Australia Hume Nisbet Mulini Press

Record ID
4,659
Year
1,997
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Record ID
4659
Source
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Publication
Mulini Press
Published
1997
Narrative type
Ghost Legends
Public-text label
haunted
Archive period
Late Twentieth Century
Source voice
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The haunted station Haunted houses Fiction Australia Hume Nisbet Mulini Press

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