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Photograph - Canning Road, Bicton, 1934

1934
Subcollections
Melville Photographic Collection
Overview

View along Canning Road/Highway, Bicton from east of the junction with Preston Point Road looking east. Two cars are driving along the road. The Applecross Wireless Station mast can be seen in the background. Land on either side of the road is undeveloped.

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Registration number
cwa-org-137-P868
Item type
Photographs
Material
Photographic Paper
Width
90 mm
Height or length
120 mm
Themes
Social History
Place made
Bicton
Western Australia
Australia
Year
1934
Geotag
-32.041010759834, 115.76459806075

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