The Story of Tom Coolon

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Recorded05 Mar 2020

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You would think the gold fields of Central Queensland were a world away from the gun slinging days of the wild west, but at high noon on November 14, 1918, Winchester at his shoulder, Tom Coolon rode into notoriety and the fabric of Australian history.

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