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PHOTOGRAPH: TREE SOCIETY EXHIBITION, 1979 - TREE PLANTING IN SUBIACO GARDENS

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1979

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Original black and white photograph. Photo taken in Subiaco Gardens, facing council chambers SW. Group of people standing watching Dr Tom Dadour plant a tree, centre left. Donor writes on back "Dr Tom Dadour planting a tree in the Council Chambers Gardens. L to R Richard Diggins, ?, Jim McGeough (Town Clerk) Laurie Shervington (Deputy Town Clerk), ?, Jack Mattison (Chairman, Princess Margaret Hospital Board), Sue Thomas, Pauline Diggins. Occasion 1979 150 year celebration"

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cwa-org-43-1987.349

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Material

Photographic Materials

Width

125 mm

Height or length

182 mm

Keywords

DADOUR Dr Gabriel Thomas 'Tom'

Year

Statement of significance

local history: tree planting in local area with local personalities

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