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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: GROUP OF MEN EMPLOYED ON TRAMLINES (TED RAWLINGS AT REAR)

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The photograph shows a group of nine men in a street, some holding crowbars, with partly finished tramlines at their feet. A wooden wheel barrow with shovels, pickaxe and crowbars stands in the foreground. There are several houses shown in the background. Ted Rawlings is shown at the right rear of the photograph. On the back of the photograph are the words: 'Melbourne Hotel to Park gates. Laying tram tracks'.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1987.320

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Width

80 mm

Height or length

60 mm

Keywords

Statement of significance

Transport and tramline construction

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