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- Marsden High School
- Marsfield Public School
- Meadowbank Public School
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- North Ryde Public School
- Putney Public School
- Ryde East Public School
- Ryde Public School
- St Charles Catholic Primary School
- Shipyards
- Shopping Centres
- Suburbs
- Stories of Ryde
- Chinese Market Gardeners
- Cinemas of the 20s and 30s
- City of Ryde Libraries: a history
- First Nations History of Ryde
- Historic Figures
- Italian Market Gardeners
- Princes Regent Swimming Club
- Ryde and it's suburbs : a history
- Ryde: a visual history
- Ryde's Coat of Arms
- Slazengers Shipyard
- The Hermitage
- The Ryde Bicentenary quilt, 1992
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Ryde Civic Centre
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Ryde Civic centre was a 1960's modernist civic building. It stood in the centre of Ryde on land originally known as Hattons Flat, along Devlin Street. Designed in the Post-War style by Buckland & Druce architects, the Civic Centre was the seat of the City of Ryde from its opening in 1964, and was extended in 1972 to include the Civic Hall as an event and function space. The Civic Centre remained the council seat until 2016, when the main building was closed.
Ryde Civic Centre. Ryde History Hub, accessed 24/06/2026, https://historyhub.ryde.nsw.gov.au/nodes/view/3825




