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PHOTOGRAPH: SUBIACO PRIMARY SCHOOL, CLASS GROUP CIRCA 1934

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c. 1934

Overview

A black and white photograph showing four rows of school children. The students in the front row are sitting on the ground, the second row is seated and the last two rows are standing. Antonio (Tony) Rechichi is seated on the far right in the first row.

Historical information

One of the boys (extreme right of front row?) was Antonio (Tony) Rechichi, the donor's father, formerly of Rokeby Road and Park Street. His family owned a fruit and vegetable shop in Rokeby Road, near the Bagot Road intersection, opposite Crossways Shopping Centre.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1990.402

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

120 mm

Height or length

80 mm

Keywords

Education - Subiaco Primary School

Shops And Businesses, Subiaco

Year

Statement of significance

Local, education and social history

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