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City of Wanneroo Museum Collections > Records

McClements Dynasty - Yanchep Crayfishing Living History Video

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City of Wanneroo

2006

Subcollections

Oral History Collection

Overview

Colour video, 6 mins 52 seconds, MP4

Historical information

The McClements family were involved in the fishing and crayfishing industry in Yanchep from the 1960s. The Living History Project video shows Kath and Ken McClements with their children talking about their time in Yanchep.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-57-McClements LH DVD

Themes

Keywords

Crayfishing

Year

Public location

Held Wanneroo Community History Centre

Last modified

Tuesday, 29 April, 2025

Completeness

83

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McClements children at Yanchep Lagoon with crayfish pots

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McClements Living History video

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