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PHOTOGRAPH: 'CLUBB AVENUE RESERVE' 1982

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1982

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Overview

A coloured photograph of Clubb Avenue Reserve (now Charles Stokes Park). There are large piles of dirt on the reserve. Two men are walking near these piles of dirt. Behind these men there is a yellow tractor. The road and houses on Clubb Avenue can be seen past the reserve.
Reverse: A handwritten inscription in blue ink reads 'Clubb Avenue Reserve, 19/7/82'.

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A photograph of Clubb Avenue Reserve

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Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2023.370.1

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Material

Width

132 mm

Height or length

89 mm

Keywords

Charles Stokes Reserve

Parks, Gardens And Reserves

Year

1982

Geotag

-31.953305, 115.806306

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