Godfrey Carter

Australian Mayor of Melbourne

Godfrey Carter - Australian Mayor of Melbourne
Born

1830
195 years ago

Died

April 29th, 1903
122 years ago — 73 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Australia

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Served as the 39th Mayor of Melbourne, contributing to local governance and community development during a formative period in the city's history. Engaged in various business endeavors while holding public office, influencing urban policy and infrastructure projects. Actively participated in initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life in Melbourne. His tenure as mayor focused on addressing the challenges faced by a growing urban population in the late 19th century.

Served as the 39th Mayor of Melbourne

Influenced local governance and urban policy

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