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MOTOR VEHICLE OF CAMM FAMILY, CORRY LYNN RD

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c. 1918

Overview

Early model tourer car with hood folded down. Two young men in front seat, one at wheel wearing straw boater. Picket fence and large tree in background.Outside of family home 'Sunnyside', Corry Lynn Road.

Historical information

Built on half an acre on corner of what is now Stirling Highway, Corry Lynn Road and Brae Road which did not exist at this time. Striling Hwy was then known as the Perth-Fremantle Rd (the part passing through Claremont was known as Claremont Ave) while Corry Lyn Rd was a track leading to the Corry Lyn homestead. Camm family lived at Sunnyside in 1915-16.

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cwa-org-28--98-483

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c. 1918

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