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Shire of Toodyay > Records

ST STEPHEN'S CHURCH BELL-TOWER

c. 1962 - 1967
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Buildings
Overview

Black & white photo of the wooden bell-tower, which has a small peaked corrugated iron roof.
The Four long wooden pole legs are cross-braced on all four sides.
Behind, is the back of the Anglican Church Hall (1962) and the roof of the Freemasons' Hotel.

Historical information

On back of photo: 'St. Stephen's, Toodyay'.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-37-2001.1364
Item type
Photographs
Width
8.9000 cm
Height or length
12.4000 cm
Year
c. 1962 - 1967
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
Geotag
-31.549843636871, 116.46541820367

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Shire of Toodyay

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