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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: MACHIN & SON'S SHOP

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The original black and white image shows the shop and adjacent house combined to make one building. The two are separated by a wooden picket fence. There is a gate in front of the house. There is a slight platform of wooden planks in front of the shop door, which is shaded by an overhanging roof. Details can be seen of the building behind the shop on the left hand side. Handwritten on back:' Early Subiaco. Mach and & Son's shop.'

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cwa-org-43-1985.304

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Old Subiaco Business

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