1901
- 1 January. Commonwealth of Australia inaugurated.
- 26 March. Foundation stone of the Trades Hall in Collie Street laid by Sir John Forrest; the building opened 23 June 1904, by WH Carpenter, MHR, first Labor representative for Fremantle in the Federal Parliament.
- 26 July. Visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall — later George V and Queen Mary. The Duchess, Princess Mary of Teck, named a school after herself: the Princess May Girls School, and the south wharf of the harbour Victoria Quay, after the queen.
- Population 20,444, nearly treble the 7,077 of 1891.
- Christian Brothers College opened.[1]
References and Links
- ↑ Ewers, John K. 1971, The Western Gateway: A History of Fremantle, Fremantle City Council, with UWAP, rev. ed. [1st ed. 1948]. p.177
Hitchcock, J.K. 1929, The History of Fremantle: The Front Gate of Australia, 1829-1929, Fremantle City Council
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