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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH (DIGITAL): BOATING ON ROSEBERY STREET, FROM JOLIMONT HISTORICAL IMAGES ALBUM 1, DON GIMM

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Image from Album #2023.262
Image: A black and white photograph of Jolimont Swamp. Two children can be seen in small canoe like boats on the water. Directly behind them stands a sign for Rosebery Street.
A label beneath the photo reads: 'How many districts can boast a street sign in water? Jolimont can!'

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cwa-org-43-2023.263.36

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190 mm

Height or length

240 mm

Keywords

Rosebery Street

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