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English: "Uncle Ly" ( Lycurgus ) Underdown, builder of Alice Springs Hotel, later Telford Alice Hotel, subsequently destroyed by fire. The hotel had the first lift to be installed in the Territory - circa 1948. |
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| Source | Library & Archives NT. (1979). Lycurgus Underdown. Northern Territory Government Photographer Collection, PH0095/0338. https://hdl.handle.net/10070/728917. |
| Author | Northern Territory Government Photographer |
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